Sitcoms are a crucial part of television.
The 21st century has produced many worthy sitcoms, even with the rise of streaming.
In fact, the new millennium has some of the best and most celebrated sitcoms in television history.
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Letterkennyhas received near-universal acclaim for its refreshing and unconventional humor.
Broad Cityis a masterpiece of slacker humor.
Greg Garcia (“My Name Is Earl”) created and executive produces the family comedy.
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Still,Happy Endingshas aged remarkably well, with many fans and critics considering it a modern classic.
Nuanced and poignant,Black-ishincorporated many crucial and relevant social issues into its otherwise lighthearted plot.
The result is a clever and insightful look at family life from a perspective seldom seen on mainstream television.
The show went unnoticed for years before exploding during its last two seasons.
Rewarding and ridiculously quotable,Schitt’s Creekis a sitcom that will undoubtedly improve with age.
After being a victim of fraud, Johnny Rose and his family go from extremely wealthy to penniless overnight.
The only asset left to them is a small, unsophisticated town: Schitt’s Creek.
However, several others also join, leading to a chaotic but surprisingly meaningful group.
Praised for its meta and self-deprecating humor,Communityquickly became a cult classic.
Few modern sitcoms have such a prominent place in pop culture, withCommunitybecoming a mainstay of social media.
After years of development,Communitywill return with a moviepremiering on Peacock, delighting millions of fans.
A suspended lawyer is forced to enroll in a community college with an eccentric staff and student body.
Unlike many of its contemporaries, it has aged great.
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A suspended lawyer is forced to enroll in a community college with an eccentric staff and student body.
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