I like the ones with gentler humor. Golden girls was good. Some British ones were among the best: 'Darling Buds of May' and 'As Time Goes By' come to mind.
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@ffony From a blustery Ralph Kramden was uttered my favorite - and warmest - sitcom comment.
From the 19:00 mark to the 20:20 mark - - within those 80 seconds one of the great friendships in 1950s TV history was explained perfectly.
@SW-User Some of them are a bit hit and miss but yeah if you watch the very first pilot episode you'll know straight away if it something you'll like. I couldn't stop laughing the first time I saw that one. 乂^◡^乂
It actually is really good, but you've got to go into it without any preconceived notion that the main character is even remotely the hero. He's definitely not, for reasons I can't reveal because the story unfolds in a certain way.
I would strongly recommend you watch the episodes in order, rather than watching what somebody tells you is their favorite episode, because even though it masquerades as being your standard episodic adventure story, it's not.
I'll tell you the basic premise as of season 1 without any spoilers. Super scientist and alcoholic depressive Rick Sanchez has interdimensional adventures with his grandson Morty. It's strongly suggested even at the beginning that most of their adventures are illegal. Beth, Rick's daughter, is married to a man named Jerry Smith, who resents the hell out of Rick dragging Morty around the multiverse, and in turn, Rick resents the hell out of Jerry for being a basic, stupid human who knocked up his daughter and ended her chances at becoming something special.
