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And just like the characters can be shuffled in sitcoms, ESPN can cater to its audiences by tweaking its X Games event lineup.

In taking a stand, Tebow stands apart from peers 2010

The second is that generally fathers in sitcoms are “jerks”, a couple of examples that pop straight into my mind are “My Wife and Kids” and “According to Jim.”

Fathers and Masculinity at SF Novelists 2009

With all of this broad and unexpectedly "sophisticated" attention shining on us, I'm reminded of that archetypal episode always seen in sitcoms of a bygone era, the one where a poor schlub's shoe-polished and wealthy boss makes a short-notice promise of a dinner visit to his coarse employee.

Archive 2008-05-01 SVGL 2008

So many sitcoms from the 80s could be included on this list.

NBC Cancels Christian Slater Drama “My Own Worst Enemy” 2008

"I don't know why there's no topical humor in sitcoms now," Lear says.

Sunday Reading 2007

The problem with the modern breed of no-studio-audience hyperreal sitcoms is that they rely on long silences and making you squirm.

Born to be Bob « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog 2007

Can't remember anything other than men being brow-beaten in sitcoms, adverts etc ...

Women to Win ( however useless?) Newmania 2007

I also love all the various imitations of said line that have cropped up in sitcoms, comics, etc. over the years.

13 Great Star Trek IV Quotes - SciFiChick.com 2007

The genealogy angle has been tried before in sitcoms, and it's always fallen flat.

ABC Greenlights Genealogy Sitcom 2006

Most of the classic sitcoms are also out, meaning that pretty much all sitcoms from the 1970s and 1980s are gone, as is South Park and Futurama.

In The Mouth Of Exercise 2005