What To Watch If You Love 'Last Man Standing'
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For fans of: romantic comedies
After a short fling with a beautiful woman named Lila (Malin Akerman) and at the urging of his friends and family, Eddie (Ben Stiller) proposes marriage. But Eddie didn't realize that Lila is a shrew, and she reveals her true nature during their honeymoon. He then meets Miranda (Michelle Monaghan) and is convinced she is his soul mate. Eddie sets out to woo Miranda and extricate himself from his wife's claws.More The Heartbreak Kid
- #109 of 139 onThe Best Movies Of 2007
- #278 of 323 onThe 200+ Best Romantic Comedies Of All Time
- #28 of 79 onThe Best Movies About Vacations
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- The Ranch
2The Ranch
For fans of: sitcoms about small towns
Set against the rugged backdrop of a Colorado ranch, this multi-camera comedy series delves into the lives and relationships of the Bennett family. Led by patriarch Beau Bennett (Sam Elliott), the show explores the complex dynamics between him, his two sons - Colt (Ashton Kutcher) and Rooster (Danny Masterson), and his estranged wife Maggie (Debra Winger). With a touch of humor and a dose of heartfelt moments, The Ranch tackles themes of family, loyalty, and personal growth. The show has garnered praise for its witty writing, genuine performances, and a strong ensemble cast that keeps viewers engaged throughout its four-season run.More The Ranch- #3 of 11 onThe Funniest Recent Sitcoms With A Laugh Track
- #257 of 388 onThe Best Guilty Pleasure TV Shows
- #17 of 18 onThe Best Mindless TV Shows To Have On In The Background
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- Home Improvement
For fans of: family sitcoms
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- My Wife and Kids
For fans of: ABC sitcoms
Michael Kyle quests for a traditional family.More My Wife and Kids- #260 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
- #190 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
- #150 of 282 onThe 275 Greatest Sitcoms In Television History
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5Better Things
For fans of: dark comedies
Better Things, a poignant dramedy series, delves into the complexities of modern-day motherhood and womanhood. The show is masterfully anchored by Pamela Adlon, who not only stars as Sam Fox but also serves as the series' co-creator and director. This critically acclaimed gem has garnered multiple Emmy nominations for its authentic storytelling and compelling performances. As a single mother of three daughters, Sam navigates the challenges of raising a family while maintaining a career in the entertainment industry. With its sharp wit and unapologetic honesty, Better Things offers a refreshing and relatable perspective on the trials and triumphs of balancing work, family, and personal growth.More Better Things- Dig Deeper...What to Watch If You Love Better Things
- #80 of 409 onThe Best TV Shows Returning In 2022
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For fans of: silly detective comedies
In the realm of crime-solving comedies, Psych stands out as a refreshing take on the genre. With eight seasons under its belt, this USA Network series garnered a loyal fan base and multiple award nominations. The show follows the adventures of Shawn Spencer (James Roday Rodriguez), a clever yet quirky amateur sleuth with an uncanny ability to solve crimes by posing as a psychic detective. Alongside his level-headed best friend, Burton "Gus" Guster (Dulé Hill), the duo tackles cases for the Santa Barbara Police Department, often employing unconventional methods. The show's charm lies in its witty banter, clever plotlines, and endearing characters, making it a must-watch for fans of lighthearted detective stories.More Psych- Dig Deeper...The Best Episodes Of 'Psych' That Prove It's Still A Fan-Favorite
- And Deeper...The Best 'Psych' Seasons, Ranked
- #106 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
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For fans of: sitcoms about parenting
Set in the heart of the fictional town of Orson, Indiana, The Middle is a refreshingly genuine portrayal of a middle-class American family. This comedy series, spanning nine seasons, has garnered multiple award nominations for its brilliant ensemble cast and razor-sharp writing. Patricia Heaton shines as Frankie Heck, a devoted yet frazzled mother juggling work, family, and her own aspirations. Alongside her, Neil Flynn plays Mike Heck, the stoic but loving father. The show masterfully navigates through the ups and downs of raising three uniquely quirky children: Axl (Charlie McDermott), Sue (Eden Sher), and Brick (Atticus Shaffer). With its blend of relatable humor and heartwarming moments, The Middle has cemented its place as a beloved classic in the realm of modern television.More The Middle- #181 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
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- #121 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
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- Patch Adams
For fans of: classic comedies
In the heartwarming drama Patch Adams, Robin Williams portrays Hunter Patch Adams, a man who refuses to be just another cog in the impersonal machinery of medical care. Instead, he reinvents himself as a doctor with a difference, one who treats patients with laughter and unconventional methods. Set against the backdrop of a rigid medical institution, Patch challenges the status quo with his unique approach. This film is an exploration of one man's unorthodox but effective take on healthcare, highlighting the power of humor and humanity in healing.More Patch Adams- #71 of 242 onThe 200+ Best Movies Based On A True Story
- #54 of 98 onThe Best Movies Of 1998, Ranked
- #86 of 168 onThe Best '90s Comedy Movies, Ranked
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For fans of: animated family sitcoms
A third-generation restaurateur runs a burger joint with his wife and their three kids.More Bob's Burgers- Dig Deeper...Every Single Store Next Door Pun on Bob's Burgers
- And Deeper...Every Single Exterminator Van Pun on Bob's Burgers So Far
- #67 of 539 onThe 500+ Best Cartoons Of All Time, Ranked
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For fans of: classic Christmas comedies
Finally alone for the holidays, Luther (Tim Allen) and Nora Krank (Jamie Lee Curtis) plan to eschew the Christmas traditions and take a cruise in the Caribbean instead. This doesn't sit well with their Christmas-obsessed neighbors Vic Frohmeyer (Dan Aykroyd) and Walt Scheel (M. Emmet Walsh), who are determined to win the annual "best decorated street" competition, and the Kranks soon find themselves social outcasts because of their lack of Christmas spirit.- Photo:
For fans of: classic CBS sitcoms
Set against a charming Chicago backdrop, the sitcom Mike & Molly is a heartwarming exploration of love and laughter. The dynamic duo at the center of the show, Mike Biggs (Billy Gardell) and Molly Flynn (Melissa McCarthy), find themselves navigating the complexities of life, relationships, and family in their pursuit of happiness. With a strong supporting cast including characters like Carl McMillan (Reno Wilson) and Victoria Flynn (Katy Mixon), the series has garnered critical acclaim, earning multiple Emmy nominations and a win for its leading lady, Melissa McCarthy. Known for its witty humor and relatable storylines, Mike & Molly resonates with audiences as an endearing portrayal of modern love.More Mike & Molly- #252 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
- #195 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
- #139 of 282 onThe 275 Greatest Sitcoms In Television History
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12For fans of: classic 90s sitcoms
In a genuine portrayal of middle-class American life, the sitcom Roseanne navigates the trials and tribulations of the Conner family. With a touch of humor and raw emotion, this groundbreaking series earned multiple Emmy Awards and Golden Globe nominations throughout its original nine-season run. At the heart of the show is Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Barr), a strong-willed, sarcastic, and loving mother who, along with her husband Dan (John Goodman), raises their three children in the fictional town of Lanford, Illinois. Tackling relatable issues such as financial struggles, parenting, and personal growth, Roseanne remains an iconic and influential piece of television history.- Photo:
For fans of: family sitcoms
A loving blue-collar dad tries to adhere to family ideals.More According to Jim- #250 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
- #111 of 282 onThe 275 Greatest Sitcoms In Television History
- #15 of 47 onThe Best Sitcoms Named After the Star
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- Mr. Mayor
For fans of: Tina Fey comedies
A newly elected Los Angeles mayor shakes up his dear city with the help of his offbeat staff.More Mr. Mayor- #9 of 83 onThe Best New TV Sitcoms of the Last Few Years
- #58 of 101 onThe 95+ Best TV Shows Set In LA, Ranked
- #29 of 77 onThe 70+ Best Workplace Sitcoms, Ranked
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15Kevin Can Wait
For fans of: Kevin James
A newly retired police officer realizes taking care of his family is a job in its own right.- Photo:
For fans of: sitcoms with a large female cast
Hot in Cleveland, the hit sitcom that premiered in 2010, serves up laughs and camaraderie with a stellar ensemble cast including sitcom royalty Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and the iconic Betty White. The series centers on three entertainment industry veterans from Los Angeles who find their lives taking an unexpected detour when their plane lands in Cleveland, only to discover that they're considered hot commodities in the less-glamorous locale. The show provides a refreshing take on themes of aging gracefully, female friendship, and starting anew. The show became a fan favorite, particularly noted for the chemistry among its leading ladies and White's scene-stealing charm as the sassy caretaker Elka. Hot in Cleveland enjoyed both popular and critical success, including multiple Screen Actors Guild nominations for White, and charmed audiences for six seasons with its wit and warmth.More Hot in Cleveland- #241 of 355 onTV Shows Canceled Before Their Time
- #189 of 282 onThe 275 Greatest Sitcoms In Television History
- #42 of 268 onThe 195+ Best TV Shows With Female Leads
For fans of: movies about dogs
Deputy District Attorney Dave Douglas (Tim Allen) is a workaholic and frequently puts his job before his family. After taking on a case involving an animal laboratory, he becomes infected with a top-secret serum that transforms him into a dog. Life as a canine gives Dave new perspective on the importance of family, but before he can make things right with his wife and kids, he must sniff out the villains responsible for the serum.More The Shaggy Dog- #70 of 101 onThe Best Movies Of 2006
- #70 of 177 onThe 150+ Best Animal Movies
- #37 of 82 onThe 75+ Best Live Action Animal Movies
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For fans of: Kevin James
Doug Heffernan shares a house with his wife and father-in-law.More The King of Queens- Dig Deeper...The Best King Of Queens Episodes
- #99 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
- #34 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
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For fans of: sitcoms set in the 1980s
In the 1980s, a child uses a video camera to document his crazy family's life.More The Goldbergs- #129 of 164 onThe Most Important TV Sitcoms
- #226 of 302 onThe Best TV Shows Of The Past 20 Years
- #141 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
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- Greedy
20Greedy
For fans of: comedies about family dynamics
Elderly Uncle Joe (Kirk Douglas) made his fortune as a businessman, and now his heirs are maneuvering to ensure they get their portions of it once he dies. Uncle Joe isn't too keen on most of his ungrateful family members, though, so they call on the old man's favorite nephew, Daniel (Michael J. Fox), to make their case. He doesn't much care about the money, but as his obnoxious relatives gather at Joe's mansion, Daniel realizes he and the aging millionaire share a contempt for their own family.- Photo:
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For fans of: classic 90s comedy
In the realm of sitcoms, Everybody Loves Raymond stands out as a refreshing portrayal of family life. The show centers around Ray Barone (Ray Romano), a sports columnist, and his interactions with his loving wife Debra (Patricia Heaton), their three children, and his hilariously intrusive parents, Marie (Doris Roberts) and Frank (Peter Boyle). Set in suburban New York, the series delves into everyday situations, drawing humor from relatable experiences. Over its nine-season run, it garnered 15 Emmy Awards, including wins for both Roberts and Heaton. With its witty dialogue and charming ensemble cast, the show continues to resonate with audiences, delivering laughs and warmth in equal measure.- Dig Deeper...The Best Everybody Loves Raymond Episodes
- And Deeper...Dark Secrets From Behind The Scenes Of 'Everybody Loves Raymond'
- #44 of 164 onThe Most Important TV Sitcoms
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22For fans of: Robin Williams movies
RV is a 2006 American road comedy film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, produced by Lucy Fisher and Douglas Wick, written by Geoff Rodkey, and starring Robin Williams, Jeff Daniels, Cheryl Hines, Kristin Chenoweth, Joanna "JoJo" Levesque, Erika-Shaye Gair, Josh Hutcherson, Chloe Sonnenfeld, Hunter Parrish, Alex Ferris, Will Arnett, Brendan Fletcher, Matthew Gray Gubler, Barry Sonnenfeld, Richard Ian Cox, Rob LaBelle, Brian Markinson and Ty Olsson. It was released on April 28, 2006, in North America. The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on August 15, 2006.More RV- #15 of 55 onThe Funniest Road Trip Comedy Movies
- #24 of 50 onThe Best Movies About Men Raising Kids
- #9 of 26 onThe Funniest Movies About Parenting
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For fans of: American shows based on British originals
Call Me Kat is a bubbly sitcom that follows the life of Kat, a 39-year-old single woman played by Mayim Bialik, who defies societal expectations by leaving her university job to open a cat café in Louisville, Kentucky. The show explores themes of self-acceptance, independence, and the pursuit of happiness on one's own terms. Kat's colorful journey is peppered with her quirky interactions with her mother Sheila (Swoosie Kurtz), her friends and employees Randi (Kyla Pratt) and Phil (Leslie Jordan), and the will-they-won't-they tension with her friend and crush Max (Cheyenne Jackson). The series is based on the British show "Miranda" created by Miranda Hart.More Call Me Kat- #326 of 1,060 onThe 250+ Best Streaming Shows Of The Last Few Years
- #28 of 50 onThe Best Fox Comedies of All Time
- #21 of 55 onThe 50+ Best Shows To Watch With Your Parents
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24The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
For fans of: dramedies set in the 1950s
A housewife living comfortably in the 1950s changes everything to pursue a newly discovered talent.- Photo:
For fans of: ensemble sitcoms
In a refreshing take on the sitcom genre, Happy Endings presents a witty and heartfelt exploration of friendship and love. The ensemble cast, led by Elisha Cuthbert (Alex) and Zachary Knighton (Dave), showcases their comedic prowess through relatable yet quirky characters. This critically acclaimed series has garnered a dedicated fan base and received praise for its sharp writing and endearing performances. Set in Chicago, the show's dynamic narrative weaves together the lives of six friends as they navigate the complexities of modern relationships, career aspirations, and personal growth. With a perfect balance of humor and sentimentality, Happy Endings delivers a delightful viewing experience that resonates with audiences long after the credits roll.More Happy Endings- Dig Deeper...19 Happy Endings Moments That Prove It Was the Best
- #271 of 355 onTV Shows Canceled Before Their Time
- #346 of 478 onThe 400+ Funniest TV Shows Ever, Ranked
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For fans of: dramedies with an emphasis on mother-daughter dynamics
Set in the quaint, picturesque town of Stars Hollow, this heartwarming dramedy follows the lives and relationships of Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and her daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel). With its witty, fast-paced dialogue and an ensemble of eccentric characters, the show has garnered a dedicated fan base. Throughout its seven-season run, Gilmore Girls was lauded for its relatable, well-rounded portrayal of female relationships, particularly the unique bond between a single mother and her daughter. The series also earned critical acclaim, including multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, proving its lasting impact on the television landscape.- Photo:
For fans of: sitcoms with intertwining family stories
A diverse clan bridges cultural and generational gaps.More Modern Family- Dig Deeper...The Best Characters On Modern Family
- And Deeper...23 Times Lily Tucker-Pritchett Proved She Was The Most Savage Character On 'Modern Family'
- #35 of 164 onThe Most Important TV Sitcoms
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For fans of: ABC sitcoms
A black husband and father tries to establish a sense of cultural identity for his family.More Black-ish- #253 of 282 onThe 275 Greatest Sitcoms In Television History
- #34 of 95 onThe Best ABC Shows of All Time
- #19 of 91 onThe 80+ Best Black Sitcoms Of All Time
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- Will & Grace
For fans of: classic 90s sitcoms
A refreshing dive into the realm of situational comedy, the acclaimed television series, Will & Grace, masterfully unravels the intricacies of friendship and love with a dash of humor. Set in the bustling city of New York, the show follows the lives of two best friends - the meticulous lawyer, Will Truman (Eric McCormack), and the vivacious interior designer, Grace Adler (Debra Messing). With its engaging plotlines and unforgettable supporting characters such as Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) and Karen Walker (Megan Mullally), this Emmy-winning sitcom has continuously warmed hearts and evoked laughter throughout its eight-season run, leaving a remarkable impact on the landscape of modern television.More Will & Grace- Dig Deeper...The Best Will & Grace Episodes
- And Deeper...The Best Characters on Will & Grace, Ranked
- #45 of 164 onThe Most Important TV Sitcoms
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- Kevin Can F... Himself
For fans of: sitcoms with unconventional formats
Kevin Can F*** Himself, which premiered on June 13, 2021, is a dark comedy-drama that deconstructs the trope of the sitcom wife. The series follows Allison McRoberts, played by Emmy winner Annie Murphy, as she breaks free from her passive role and begins to assert her independence. The show cleverly alternates between traditional multi-camera sitcom style and single-camera drama, and reflects Allison's growing disillusionment with her life. Major themes include female empowerment, societal expectations, and the subversion of TV stereotypes. Despite its recent debut, Kevin Can F*** Himself has already garnered critical acclaim for its innovative narrative approach.- #21 of 25 onNewer Shows With The Most Impressive Writing
- #56 of 125 onThe 115 Best Dark Comedy TV Shows
- #22 of 55 onThe 45+ Best AMC Series, Ranked
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31For fans of: Chuck Lorre
Bonnie, a recovering alcoholic, and her friends help each other overcome their past mistakes.- Photo:
For fans of: comedies about the entertainment industry
The Kominsky Method, a dramedy series graced with multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, follows the lives of two aging friends navigating the challenges of their twilight years. The central duo, acting coach Sandy Kominsky (Michael Douglas) and his agent/best friend Norman Newlander (Alan Arkin), deliver compelling performances infused with humor and heart. Throughout the show's three-season run, viewers are treated to an exploration of personal growth, loss, and the complexities of relationships, all while maintaining a witty and insightful tone. With its honest portrayal of aging and poignant storytelling, The Kominsky Method proves that life's journey remains vibrant in every stage.More The Kominsky Method- #71 of 143 onThe Best New Shows That Premiered in 2018
- #40 of 63 onAll The TV Shows Ending In 2021, Ranked
- #22 of 40 onThe Best Golden Globe Winning Comedy Series
