Sentence examples for gets on a sitcom from inspiring English sources
It still feels really small — and then every few months another person gets on a sitcom".
"I always thought that if I could get on a sitcom as maybe the wacky neighbor, that would be pretty incredible".
Yes, she's had a remarkable career and a particularly good year (with her turn as a geriatric nurse in Getting On a must-see sitcom performance), but it sometimes feels like her shadow looms too large over perceptions of women in stand-up.
Getting On, an NHS-based sitcom starring former psychiatric nurse Jo Brand, was a satirical treat.
Working on an indie feature like Astraea gave me much more time and freedom as an actor to explore, make discoveries, take chances, and in general work at a deeper level than you get to on a big budget sitcom.
They moved to Los Angeles when Zane Carney got a part on a sitcom, "Dave's World" with Harry Anderson, and the brothers attended a performing arts high school.
When the Church Of England introduced ordination of women in 1992, it took Richard Curtis just two years to get a sitcom on to BBC1 based on it.
And will fame get us a sitcom?
"But because I play a really intelligent woman, there's a certain respect from the fans who come up to me that I don't think I would get if I was on a sitcom where I played a dippy character".
The advice he gave me, and I say this jokingly, is 'Get on one of the best sitcoms of all time and then ride it out.'".
