Sentence examples for doing a sitcom from inspiring English sources
He could be doing a sitcom about having a day off".
It's the irony of ironies: doing a sitcom has made me discover how to make a successful film".
"I couldn't see myself doing a sitcom or a television show kind of a thing," he said.
I mean, would you have done a sitcom about Columbine?
"Well, you know, I just hadn't done a sitcom before.
I want to do a sitcom about a thirtysomething widow, whose husband dies and she's got to start again.
You can't put a stage play on TV unadapted; you can't do a sitcom like "The Office" on the radio.
Suzanne Somers used to be a TV actress - she did a sitcom, Step By Step, with Patrick Duffy, about being in a step family.
If someone twisted your arm and said, all right, you have to do a sitcom about firemen because everyone loves firemen now, it would be a nightmare to try to do.
He did a sitcom (Two Guys, A Girl And A Pizza Place), and a succession of comedy flops with titles such as Dick and The In-Laws and Buying The Cow and Big Monster On Campus.
