#sitcoms

[autie-j]

Generic sitcom was filmed in front of a dead studio audience

[divorcedtom]

Maxine Shaw in LIVING SINGLE S02E15

[throwbackblr]

🔊🔊🔊

[persuaison]

IM SO HAPPY

[mapsontheweb]

New York City Sitcom Map.

by Dan Meth

[warandpeas]

Flatmates

[x3nshit]

i dont want a love like the movies. i want a love like they have in sitcoms. playfully roasting each other. every one teasing us when we're together. slowly becoming best friends. like Jake and Amy from Brooklyn Nine-Nine, or Jonah and Amy from Superstore, or Phil and Claire from Modern Family, or Ben and Leslie from Parks and Recreation. Movies say 'happily ever after' but sitcoms show you the after. I want a love like the sitcoms

[lastarvek]

nobody liked this on pinterest so i am posting it here , enjoy

[iconsitcoms]

margaret houlihan icons

sitcom: m*a*s*h

[strideofpride]

made a new uquiz: do you have good or bad taste in tv?

[shyjusticewarrior]

DC Comics Incorrect Quotes Pt 129

Tim, reading a book: No way! *gasp* Oh my god!

Jason, reading the same book: Knock it off!

Tim: Mind your own business.

Jason: I would love too, but now I'm wondering if all that gasping is about something I already read or something coming up.

Tim: I'm on page three hundred and twelve.

Jason: Don't tell me that! Now I know there's a gasp coming in twenty pages.

[thepromptfoundry]

The Prompt Foundry will be kicking off the new year with Genreuary: A Genre Exploration Extravaganza!

We all have our favorite genres and it's always fun to explore new ones! That's what Genreuary is all about—make something to celebrate your favorite examples of some classic genres, try your hand at creating original work of your own in genres you've never played in before, or run with the excuse to stick your blorbos in some genre-swap AUs!

If you use this list, please tag me here @thepromptfoundry, I’d love to see your writing and art!

Feel free to combine different days' prompts with each other, or combine them with other events! Use your favorite characters from media, make some OCs, give us some academic analysis, make art that's all vibes, whatever tickles your fancy.

Respond to as many prompts as you want or as interest you, don’t worry about missing or skipping any. Remember, this is supposed to be fun!

If you have any questions or musings, check our FAQ, and if you don't find your answer, shoot me an ask.

Plain text list below the cut:

1 Suburban Sitcom 2 Urban Fantasy 3 Steampunk 4 Regency Romance 5 Magical Girl 6 Political Drama 7 Slasher Horror 8 Detective Noir 9 Gothic Romance 10 Time Travel Adventure 11 Post-Apocalyptic Survival 12 Dysfunctional Family Drama 13 Sword and Sorcery High Fantasy 14 Isekai 15 Contemporary Slice of Life 16 Historical War Drama 17 Cyberpunk 18 Spy Thriller 19 Investigation Procedural 20 Courtroom Drama 21 Paranormal Romance 22 Courtly Drama 23 Gothic Horror 24 Western 25 Courtly Intrigue 26 Workplace Comedy 27 Starship Adventure 28 Boarding School Drama 29 Alien Invasion Sci Fi 30 Disaster Thriller 31 Communal Living Sitcom

[oldshowbiz]

A prop from the Bewitched episode Samantha the Sculptress (1969) is on display as part of the David White shrine where the familiar character actor is entombed at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

[prokopetz]

In the world in which "things are horrible and will never improve for the better" is the defining characteristic of "grimdark", a lot of long running sitcoms qualify for the position.

You look me in the eye and tell me that It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia takes place in a universe where hope exists.

[mentally-at-home]