As RL calls I just want to start a new thread (with an old idea I suppose). Post your best laughs from your favourite sitcom (or watch the old tape which might even be better).
Mine is from "The Nanny"
Nanny Fine to the lesbian: "Why did you think I was a lesbian too?"
Lesbian: "Well...you are over 30, you look great, no husband or children..."
Nanny Fine:"I'm not a lesbian sweetheart, I'm just a looser."
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Of sitcomes, Seinfeld is King. My favourite is the Show where the cops catch Kramer in a Pimp suit, beating up a girl in the back of his Cadillac lol. Then of course the end freezes right there.
I have that portrait painting of Kramer you see in the show fullsize on my wall :D
Second best would have to be Drew Carey. Not sure if that one is just repeats now too...
I have that portrait painting of Kramer you see in the show fullsize on my wall :D
Second best would have to be Drew Carey. Not sure if that one is just repeats now too...
"Mr. Show with Bob & David".
hands down.
EDIT: and of course "News Radio"
Only before hartman passed on, of course.
roar! forum is acting funny. too many people here
Edited, Fri Jan 30 16:46:42 2004 by TheSentientOne
hands down.
EDIT: and of course "News Radio"
Only before hartman passed on, of course.
roar! forum is acting funny. too many people here
Edited, Fri Jan 30 16:46:42 2004 by TheSentientOne
Anything on my show...
Hope & Faith - ABC, Fridays @ 9pm
Just kidding! LOL!
Rob :)
Hope & Faith - ABC, Fridays @ 9pm
Just kidding! LOL!
Rob :)
The only show I can think of to follow up after "Hope & Faith" is "Just shoot me", cause that is what I want someone to do after having to watch that trash. /wretch
Maybe If i was a ****** Id like that waste of airtime.
Maybe If i was a ****** Id like that waste of airtime.
I loved "Mr. Show" !
More sketch comedy than sitcom, but I loved "The Kids in the Hall," too.
Haven't seen it in forever, but I loved "Will & Grace." For Jack and Karen, oddly enough.
More sketch comedy than sitcom, but I loved "The Kids in the Hall," too.
Haven't seen it in forever, but I loved "Will & Grace." For Jack and Karen, oddly enough.
I loved "Mr. Show" !
More sketch comedy than sitcom, but I loved "The Kids in the Hall," too.
Haven't seen it in forever, but I loved "Will & Grace." For Jack and Karen, oddly enough.
More sketch comedy than sitcom, but I loved "The Kids in the Hall," too.
Haven't seen it in forever, but I loved "Will & Grace." For Jack and Karen, oddly enough.
Cheers. There was an episode where the gang was discussing mortality and the Grim Reaper.
Frazier scoffed at their notions, insisting that Death was not some pasty-faced ghoul who reaches out an icy claw to select its victims. At which point Lilith, Frazier's pasty-faced wife reached out her icy white hand and tapped Frazier on the shoulder. Frazier turns, sees her and shrieks like a little girl.
Anothe from Cheers was when Karla's ex-husband is trying to win her back. Nobody else finds anything attractive about him at all, but Karla inists he has some strange mesmerizing power over women. The ex-husband is staring intently at Karla (using his mezmerizing powers apparently) instructing her to show up at his place with a six pack of beer. He then leaves.
Karla finds herself unmoved and laughs, saying that she guesses he doesn't have any power after all.
At this point, Woody walks, zombie like and dazed after the ex-husband with a six pack of beer in his arms.
Frazier scoffed at their notions, insisting that Death was not some pasty-faced ghoul who reaches out an icy claw to select its victims. At which point Lilith, Frazier's pasty-faced wife reached out her icy white hand and tapped Frazier on the shoulder. Frazier turns, sees her and shrieks like a little girl.
Anothe from Cheers was when Karla's ex-husband is trying to win her back. Nobody else finds anything attractive about him at all, but Karla inists he has some strange mesmerizing power over women. The ex-husband is staring intently at Karla (using his mezmerizing powers apparently) instructing her to show up at his place with a six pack of beer. He then leaves.
Karla finds herself unmoved and laughs, saying that she guesses he doesn't have any power after all.
At this point, Woody walks, zombie like and dazed after the ex-husband with a six pack of beer in his arms.
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