Sentence examples for been in a sitcom from inspiring English sources

Sheen has never been in a sitcom.

He was pleased with the pilot, which, he said, "managed to bring in some elements that I don't think had ever been in a sitcom before," including domestic violence.

I say, "You did what?" as if I am in a sitcom.

She immediately asked, "When you say we, who are you referring to?" I felt like I was in a sitcom.

Hanging out with Ms. Chazin and Mr. Ogoff is a little like being in a sitcom, but in a good way, with people dropping in and out.

Curiosity gets the better of me and I Google him a few minutes later; it turns out he used to be in a sitcom called That 70s Show.

If you asked me, 'Would you like to be in a sitcom that was watched by 18 million people, was on screen for 10 years, and will create lots of work for you and provide not just for you but for your children for the next 40-odd years?' – which is what's happened – I'd have been a fool to say, 'Bugger off.' I'd be a fool to have regrets".

The major networks are in a sitcom slump, unable to generate the kind of magic found in shows like "Seinfeld," "Friends" and "The Big Bang Theory".

"Even Alec Baldwin doing monologues for ASSSSCAT [UCB's weekly improvised showcase] is huge and amazing, but he's in a sitcom, so it makes more sense.

Extra Cheat: If you're in a network sitcom, you can just let standards and practices bleep you.

The production of the show was in a conventional sitcom format, with episodes taped live in front of a studio audience, interposed with pre-filmed location material.