20 Sitcoms You Forgot About But Loved Anyway
There are too many sitcoms, but not all of them lasted long. Find out those short-lived shows that we once enjoyed but eventually forgot about.
- Cyra Sanchez
- 5 min read
Forgotten but still loved - there are way too many sitcoms like that in our lifetime. That said, which ones are worth remembering, and might you enjoy rewatching them today? Rediscover your forgotten favorite sitcoms in this list of 20 sitcoms you forgot about but loved anyway.
1. The Nanny
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The Nanny was full of unpredictable moments, which the audience loved to anticipate. Whether it was another comedic scene or a wholesome moment between the cast, the show should’ve lasted longer to keep us all entertained.
2. Cybill
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Having only 4 seasons, the main star of Cybill was awarded a Golden Globe and nominated for numerous other awards for the role, proving the sitcom to be a fantastic one. Despite the success, the show ended, yet it remains a great one worth remembering.
3. Brotherly Love
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Despite its humorous approach, Brotherly Love delivered many valuable lessons. The show was all about family and brotherhood, making it a wholesome sitcom to watch with loved ones.
4. Dinosaurs
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A puppet show sitcom with the combined flavors of other popular animated sitcoms, that’s what Dinosaurs is all about. Whether you’re a kid or an adult, coming across this show even once is enough to make you enjoy it.
5. Caroline In The City
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It’s a classic story about love, life, and friends—that’s what Caroline in the City is all about. While it started strong, the show eventually ended after four seasons.
6. Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper
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This show was one of the favorites on Fridays, starring plenty of notable actors and actresses. Although it lasted only five seasons, the show filled the audience with fun and laughter throughout its run.
7. Anything But Love
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Having only four seasons, Anything But Love was another romantic sitcom starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis. Full of natural chemistry and funny episodes, the show was great despite its short time.
8. Sister Sister
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If you’re familiar with The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, you might also be a fan of Sister Sister. The lovable show highlighted the heartwarming bond between the Mowry sisters, characters that many fans are deeply fond of.
9. 100 Deeds For Eddie McDowd
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When a bully gets punished for his wrongdoings, many interesting things follow - that’s the plot for 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd. Sound familiar? Then, it’s time to rewatch this forgotten show.
10. Malcolm & Eddie
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An unstoppable comedy duo - that’s what Malcolm and Eddie become whenever they share a scene. Their dynamics work perfectly well, making any audience unable to resist their laughs.
11. Home Improvement
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Overshadowed by another considerable show, Home Improvement never got the spotlight it deserved. Nevertheless, it remains a well-loved show that you would love to rewatch.
12. Spin City
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Most people have seen the Back To The Future movie series, and that’s why many movie fans also saw Spin City, in which Michael J. Fox starred. With six seasons available, the successful sitcom had to come to an end, as the main star had to retire from acting.
13. The Hugleys
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Lasting only 4 seasons, The Hugleys had a fun run while it was still ongoing. Despite the shortness, the show never failed to make the audience laugh to their heart’s content.
14. Blossom
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This show was made for teens. The sitcom stars an adorable character named Blossom Russo. The show was unlike any other, as it was rare for TV shows to highlight the transition from a young girl’s teenage years into a wonderful, grown-up lady.
15. Townies
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With only one season, it’s no surprise that Townies was easily forgotten. However, the show started off entertaining the audience with the three young comedic women as the main characters.
16. Grace Under Fire
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A true-to-life story sitcom featuring a recovering alcoholic who eventually learns to grow and change for the better—that’s what made Grace Kelly or Grace Under Fire a beautiful show. Not only was it comedic, but it also taught us many life lessons.
17. The Jeff Foxworthy Show
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The star of Forrest Gump also stars in The Jeff Foxworthy Show, a sitcom that only lasted one season. It had a second attempt, but with so many actors missing, the potential for even better popularity and growth was unfortunately lost.
18. Major Dad
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Another classic sitcom focuses on the life of a family and their father, Major John MacGillis. The story highlights the Persian Gulf War and shares plenty of life lessons about the world.
19. Hearts Afire
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Despite having only three seasons, Hearts Afire was enjoyable while it lasted. The show focused on the life of the main couple, which kept it lively and full of humor.
20. Wings
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Wings is another sitcom overshadowed by a more popular one it ran with. Yet despite its lack of popularity, its story was still remarkable and full of laughter.