Which were your fav sitcoms?

Ohhhh I absolutely loved Keeping up appearances I have a box set DVD's of poor Richard living a hen pecked life hahahaha and I love, love, love Last of the summer wine. I watch repeats on TV that are showing ......

Good, clean fun. No swearing, no sex scenes ( ok ok if Compo had his wicked way with Nora Batty the air would turn blue hahaha )

Reading this thread and all posts has filled me with happiness..... ☆☆☆☆☆☆

Dad's Army
Man about the House
Get Some in.
George and Mildred
Only When I laugh
One foot in the grave.
Watching
Benidorm
Gavin and Stacey
Not going out.
Still Game
Brooklyn 99
MASH

Was it Rhoda ...the American welder?

tiredoldwoman

Can anyone remember the name of an American sit-com shown at teatime about a big blonde single mother , she was a welder !

Was that Rosanne?

Father Ted
Drop the Dead Donkey

Only fools and horses

Bread (“she is a tart” really made me laugh)

Are you being served

The good life

tiredoldwoman Grace Under Fire. I used to enjoy it too.

A few British ones that I enjoy/enjoyed that I don’t think have been mentioned yet - Friday Night Dinner, Phoenix Nights, Car Share, the various Blackadders, Gimme Gimme Gimme, The New Statesman, Green Wing, Up Pompeii. Lots of American ones - The Big Bang Theory, King of Queens, Happy Days, American Dad, Parks and Recreation, Two and a Half Men (only when Charlie Sheen was in it), I Love Lucy, Family Guy, Married with Children, The Cosby Show (sadly spoiled by the revelations about Bill C.), Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Modern Family,The Simpsons.

Oh I forgot "Car Share" - I really loved it even though I usually don't enjoy watching Peter Kaye

Grannydarkhair- that's it , thankyou !
I also loved Mork and Mindy . Nanu Nanu !

I used to like 'Taxi' and 'Soap'.

Oh I had forgotten about Soap!
"Confused?"
"You will be!".

I'd forgotten about some of these. Yes Soap was funny and Gimme Gimme Gimme.

One Foot in the Grave
Only Fools and Horses
Butterflies
Bread
Dads Army

Men behaving badly, and Brush Strokes. (Somebody must remember that? It had a slight hint of magic in it, and the theme tune was lovely, too)

Does anyone remember Hancock's Half Hour from the 60's? I must see if I can track down the episode where he fancies himself as an intellectual and takes on a book by Bertrand Russell ...

Was it Nearest and Dearest with Nelly Pledge in it?
"Have you been, Walter"?

So many good ones but these are a few of my favourites from various decades.
Some Mothers Do Have Em
Citizen Smith
Just Good Friends
Allo Allo
The In-Betweeners
Friday Night Dinner
Plebs
Motherland

Misadventure yes I think it was Nearest & Dearest with Hilda Baker as Nelly.

Stood standing there, naked nude, with nothing on...