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The Great Roseanne Rush: Remembering the Great Stand-up Sitcom Boom (and Bust) of the Nineties
Tales of network executives pushing each other over to raid the comedy clubs. Is that irrational exuberance coming back?
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Tales of network executives pushing each other over to raid the comedy clubs. Is that irrational exuberance coming back?
She's just as cranky and snarky as you'd expect.
The Shield creator Shawn Ryan reaches across the comedy/drama aisle to make the hard call.
Yeah, we could see Rosie coming back.
Ken Tucker considers it the battle of the Unruly Masterpiece versus the Well-Wrought Masterpiece.
Don't these working-class comedies scratch the same itch? They do not, actually.
We kick off our Sitcom Smackdown, a bracket that pits Cheers, The Simpsons, 30 Rock, Arrested Development, and twelve more comedy greats against each other to find the ultimate champion.
The eternal question remains: D.J. Tanner or D.J. Conner? Surely one of them was the inspiration for the ironic moniker you adopted that one time you spun records at your cousin's house party in college.
'Downwardly Mobile' is set in a trailer park.
Pawn Stars drew more viewers.
Also sexism!
Well, hey, we always did love 'Roseanne.'