Best sitcom friends or big bang theory

How I Met Your Mother.

@lan_fan: the last season ruined the all series for me. So I will have to disagree...

@bullpr: That, Malcolm in the Middle, and Fresh Prince of Bel Air are the only sitcoms that I genuinely find funny.

@lan_fan: and I think hulk will win if Superman and thor had a fight

The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-1966) followed by the original Bob Newhart Show (1972-1978). I've seen every episode of Friends at least twice, and at this point, I have no desire to ever see it again. I have never seen a complete episode of the Big Bang Theory nor How I Met Your Mother. For the most part, I have lost interest in the sitcom formula. I have tried occasionally to pick up the genre again, though. I enjoyed The Good Place, Superstore and Community but fell off all of those mid-season two. I also liked the first season of the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, but never started season two and I didn't even make it through season one of The New Girl. I've seen a handful of scattered episodes of Parks and Recreation and the first two episodes of Brooklyn Nine Nine. I think that's everything since the early 2000's.

I see your point.

But I am very biased for the two series in the OP:

-When Friends was airing I had the good age to see part of myself in each one of the (male) characters

-When The Big Bang Theory started, I didn't really care about it until one of my friends told me to watch it as it was "us, 10 years ago, without the girls"

Friends stomps.

Not even close.

Community.

Friends.

OP, this belongs in Off-Topic. You should know better.

Best? Favorite? Oh no no, my friend. Lol.

Big Bang Friends

@johnnyz256: blah blah

Everybody Loves Raymond.

Friends wins by default because it's going against TBBT.

The Simpsons.

Seinfeld

@supermanthor: Goku wins.

@lan_fan: and Superman loses .

@biswaboxz: :(

@lan_fan: In the end Superman and Goku became good friends again :) . But i guess Goku has always shown that kind of impression towards others .

TBBT is GOAT, I love et.

Friends is the best.

Fresh Prince

@lan_fan: nah spiderman wins

Out of the two? Friends.

@theacidskull: thanks for your opinion

Seinfeld? The Office (Seasons 1-7)? That 70s Show (Seasons 1-7)? Frasier? Scrubs? I'm watching 30 Rock right now, pretty good so far. How about that?

The Office - Was ok, nothing to write home about, only saw about 15 eps though.

That 70's show - Never really watched it so can't comment, the lil I saw didn't pike my interest that much.

Frasier - Really good, more subtle and refined than most other sitcoms.

Scrubs - Awesome

30 Rock - Never seen it

Others to take into account:

Arrested Development - Among the all time greatest

Grounded for life - Hilarious

Brooklyn 99 - Takes little time to grow on you, slightly less hilarious with each passing season sadly

@rukelnikovftw: @faradaysloth: I watched these kind of sitcoms when I was a kid, and my only source is TV, so nearly all of the things you mentioned weren't available for me.

Of these two choices. Tough but BBT

Cheers

Between these two I would have to say Big Bang Theory. There was nothing special about Friends. It was a the white Living Single except not funny.

Rao! Friends is so overrated. But then again, TBBT isn't that good either.

But you mentioned Malcolm (it was good with sprinkles of hilarious) and Fresh Prince (never really watched it). Many of the ones I mentioned are contemporary with those two :S

Friends... spite

I've always liked the first few seasons of Modern Family a lot.

The Big Bang Theory is awesome and nostalgic.

It all started with a big bang. BANG!!!

BBT.

BBT

Just wanted to say two years have passed since my previous answer and I have still yet to see a single episode of Big Bang Theory. And I have HBO Max! It's on there so I could watch it. I will add that last year I did get into Parks and Req for a while and watched the first couple of seasons of The Office (American), but now they are off Netflix and it's too much trouble to watch them on "Peacock".

There are a couple of sitcoms I really enjoyed since 2019, all of which featured British comedian, Matt Berry. The IT Crowd, The Toast of London and What We Do in the Shadows. He also does a voice on Matt Groening's Disenchantment show. I want to check out Year of the Rabbit next (Amazon Prime) and Garth Marenghi's Darkplace (YouTube).

Frasier stomps