sitcom Definition
sit·com (sit′käm′)
noun
Informal situation comedy
sitcom Usage Examples
Converse of object
- hit: Enduring US hit sitcom The Golden Girls reached British screens.
- write: Is now a good time to write a sitcom?
Adjective modifier
- bbc1: Tim stars with Lee Mack in the new Friday night BBC1 sitcom Not Going Out.
- long-running: This long-running sitcom from Thames Television ran for ten years and dealt mainly with the rivalry between the two antique dealers.
- half-hour: The record is held by a lady at LWT, to whom Humphrey Barclay advised me to send a half-hour sitcom.
- short-lived: America's Funniest Home Videos made its debut on Sunday night, January 14th, 1990, replacing a short-lived sitcom called Free Spirit.
- 70s: Very few ' 70s sitcoms have stood the test of time but this one has, mostly.
- classic: Barker's classic prison sitcom was top five material in most peoples ' eyes.
Modifies a noun
- spin-off: The latter is conveyed in one of the funniest moments in any sitcom spin-off.
- pilot: A few nights ago I was invited by a friend to go see the taping of a new sitcom pilot television show.
- writer: Any other advice you can give to sitcom writers out there?
- genre: An early success, Dad's Army also reflected a number of other problems that were to dog the sitcom spin-off genre.
- script: Companies with sitcom scripts from abroad should contact the Script Development Unit.
- star: Sitcom star Damon, pictured, will make his directing debut with the film Behind The Smile.
Noun used with modifier
- cbs: New cbs sitcom is a majority the victor from trade on its.
- seventy: Other cult tv guests included Sally Geeson and Carol Hawkins who both appeared in the seventies sitcom Bless this ouse.
- TV: The movie was based on the 1960s TV sitcom of the same name.
- cult: The cult sitcom " Satellite City " is on its second series with further series to be produced in 1998.
- 1970s: Really bad 1970s sitcom - Life begins at forty.
- television: In the ruthless world of the television sitcom, survival is the name of the game.
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