Sentence examples for almost sitcom from inspiring English sources

Franco, like Arthur, has his disappointments, but in almost sitcom fashion, refuses to give up, announcing his intention to write the great American novel.

Mad about sitcom revivals?

It is almost standard sitcom, with one foot anchored in reality and the other tapping out gags.

Michael Lembeck, who has not done a feature film before but directed on almost every sitcom in the 90's, directed.

It was almost a sitcom, and about as avant-garde as a Ginsters pasty; its drunken machismo played out through the north-south divide of Blur and Oasis.

most sitcoms are terrible.

Do you think Bad Education (BBC 3) is sending up the crude stereotypes of almost every previous sitcom to be set in a school?

If you look closely enough, the set-ups and jokes and comic business aren't just there for their own sake, as they would be in almost any other sitcom.

It's an encouraging sign that the pilot was directed by James Burrows, who has helmed episodes of almost every great sitcom of the past 20 years -- "Friends," "Frasier," "NewsRadio," and "Cheers," are among his many credits -- but tonally, this thing is all over the place.

Though the sitcom almost makes the classic mistake of trying to get audiences to believe anyone as pretty and vivacious as Jess might have trouble getting male attention, Deschanel's unabashed willingness to break out into bizarre, man-repelling song and dance helps make its case.

The archetypes for women have therefore become either a homemaker with children (as evidenced by almost every family sitcom from "Father Knows Best" to "Modern Family") or a high-powered career woman (usually depicted in dramas about law, medicine and politics).