Comments on: Is the Sitcom Dead? http://www.AnotherMovieGuide.com/movies/is-the-sitcom-dead/ Come Explore what's new in Hollywood and in Tech Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:07:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: David Wells http://www.AnotherMovieGuide.com/movies/is-the-sitcom-dead/#comment-116 David Wells Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:47:13 +0000 http://www.AnotherMovieGuide.com/2008/10/08/is-the-sitcom-dead/#comment-116 Yeah, I agree completely. It amazes me that networks cancel decent shows after 2 episodes, without giving it a chance. The Office and Earl are some of the few that have survived. Reality TV is getting ridiculous. Yeah, I agree completely. It amazes me that networks cancel decent shows after 2 episodes, without giving it a chance. The Office and Earl are some of the few that have survived.

Reality TV is getting ridiculous.

]]> By: Diana Dobbie http://www.AnotherMovieGuide.com/movies/is-the-sitcom-dead/#comment-115 Diana Dobbie Wed, 08 Oct 2008 15:44:12 +0000 http://www.AnotherMovieGuide.com/2008/10/08/is-the-sitcom-dead/#comment-115 I completely support your opinion about sitcoms. It's a shame that the next generation is subjected to such meaningless fluff. We are teaching our kids that it's okay to make alot of money "holding a suitcase and looking like a Barbie doll" instead of letting them learn about life lessons in a fun but relatively realistic way. As a kid I loved the family sitcoms because although they were funny there was an underlying message, do the right thing, get good grades, be kind to others, support each other, The Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family and The Cosby Show took normal "disfunctional" family situations and showed their audience that their situations could work. What are we teaching our kids today? I completely support your opinion about sitcoms. It’s a shame that the next generation is subjected to such meaningless fluff. We are teaching our kids that it’s okay to make alot of money “holding a suitcase and looking like a Barbie doll” instead of letting them learn about life lessons in a fun but relatively realistic way. As a kid I loved the family sitcoms because although they were funny there was an underlying message, do the right thing, get good grades, be kind to others, support each other, The Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family and The Cosby Show took normal “disfunctional” family situations and showed their audience that their situations could work. What are we teaching our kids today?

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