Sentence examples for a cable sitcom from inspiring English sources

It debuted to 5.2 million viewers, a cable sitcom record.

And even the Oval Office scandals of the time had the light, bouncy rhythms of a blond cable sitcom -- "Sex and the Nation's Capital" -- although admittedly one that, being the result of reality and not casting, starred a brunette.

His subsequent television credits have included Unreal TV, Big Brother, Funky Squad and Shock Jock, a 2001 cable sitcom which he also wrote and produced.

Or worse, that the parents get a dressing down from kids who are a lot smarter and know better...at least according to the latest kid-oriented cable sitcom.

"The Game," an original series that started on the CW network and moved to BET, broke cable sitcom records with 7.7 million viewers for the premiere of its fourth season in January 2011.

Nick Kroll rose to prominence on a deep-cable sitcom (FXX's gleefully raunchy fantasy-football-themed "The League") and now has his own Comedy Central sketch show.

Mr. Valletti and Mr. Diana have decided to keep it relentlessly light, like a cable-ready sitcom.

"We're not a dark comedy," explained Ames, which you don't really hear a lot with regards to cable sitcoms.

The parties would not disclose the terms of the deal, but Variety reported that it "set a record price for a cable off-network sitcom purchase".

Typically, there is more money in a sale of a sitcom to a cable network than to a streaming service such as Netflix or Amazon.

In light of the decision by a cable TV station to pull Bill Cosby's 1980s sitcom from its schedule following allegations of sexual assault against the actor - which his lawyers refute - the BBC's arts editor Will Gompertz asks if can we judge an artwork purely on its own merits - be it a film, painting, play or sitcom - or do we inevitably take its creator's character into account?