Sentence examples for on a tv sitcom from inspiring English sources

"I've often thought he could play himself on a TV sitcom and easily win an Emmy.

"Sometimes, John is like a caricature of a baseball announcer who would be on a TV sitcom," Seely said.

It had more YouTube views than the inflammatory Wright sermons, more than even the promotional video of Britney Spears making her latest "comeback" on a TV sitcom.

The Mindy Project, currently airing its fourth season, on Hulu, is trying to see what happily ever after looks like for a couple who got together far faster than they should have, at least on a TV sitcom.

Alyona Korolyova thought she had seen everything – the lifting of Russia's ban on homosexuality after the Soviet Union fell, the slow appearance of mainstream gay clubs, and even, once, a young gay couple on a TV sitcom.

According to the book (and the film), women should seek to control a man to get what they want, as if they are the stock spouse on a TV sitcom where Jim Belushi is always up to no good.

A rep for Garth, who is newly single, said the two have been spending a lot of time together because they are "working on developing a TV sitcom together," RumorFix reports.

And while they do, indeed, make their livings from different parts of the humor beast -- Price is a writer on "The Simpsons," Belli is a TV sitcom director (her credits include "Monk and Charleses in Charge"), and Loh is a memoirist who regularly can be heard on KPCC -- the stories of how they ended up mining -- and being wildly successful in -- their respective genres were surprisingly similar. .

No one had especially high expectations for the film, Hudis says, which was shot quickly on a small budget with the hope of capitalising on the popularity of a recent TV sitcom.

What if 'Friends From College' is an elaborate meta-commentary on toxic TV sitcom friendship?" No showrunner would welcome such criticism — but at least it reflects a series with the courage of its convictions.

First there's the actress Jennifer Aniston, renowned for being the girl next door on the TV sitcom phenomenon Friends, who graduated to a leading lady in a litany of romantic comedies that have been greeted with mixed fortunes at the box office.