Sentence examples for a sort of sitcom from inspiring English sources
The Mighty Boosh is a sort of sitcom that revolves around a classic sitcom act.
She's also an unusual sort of sitcom protagonist.
But Durang's clever concoction — a sort of extended, sometimes heady sitcom — entertains consistently.
Pilot seasons are a sort of talent show – Britain's Got Sitcom, The Prime-Time Factor.
He became a go-to Brit on various US series, but returned briefly to Britain in 1988 to record the sitcom Singles, a sort of low-rent Cheers in a singles bar.
So let me say instead that "Hat" is a sort of contemporary, scabrous variation on "The Honeymooners," that classic sitcom about blue-collar friends and spouses getting on one another's nerves, starring Jackie Gleason.
The event begins with screenings of "Sitcom" (1998), about a suburban family with a rat, and "Criminal Lovers" (1999), a sort of tabloid version of the Hansel and Gretel story, and closes with a personal appearance by Mr. Ozon.
Mr. Schumer, who at 51 is the youngest member of the D Street house, believes that a sitcom about a bunch of congressmen sharing a home -- a sort of "The West Wing" meets "The Golden Girls" -- could take off.
Watching a documentary last week about the origins of that most lovely sitcom, I learned that Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews conceived of Father Dougal (Ardal O'Hanlon) as a sort of puppy, scampering at the feet of his exasperated master (Dermot Morgan's Ted).
Related: Father Ted's legacy, 20 years on: up with this sort of thing Watching a documentary last week about the origins of that most lovely sitcom, I learned that Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews conceived of Father Dougal (Ardal O'Hanlon) as a sort of puppy, scampering at the feet of his exasperated master (Dermot Morgan's Ted).
