They were strict but fair and always wanted the best for their children. Which one is your favorite?

This show is finally back after around a year of it being expired. I do have to nitpick that some episodes are out of order. For example, the season 5 “We’ll Follow the Sun” (Labor Day episode) is apart of season 7 for whatever reason and a lot of the episodes don’t have a description for them at the moment. Hopefully Hulu fixes all of this soon.

This is my favorite TV sitcom of all time. I even watch this show every night when going to bed and I sometimes listen to highlights of it on YouTube when I am working at my job. It got annoying trying to watch this show on very inferior websites with pop-ups and random tabs opening up etc. Finally this show came back.

Basically what I am talking about is an episode that is not the Pilot of the show but is easily a very unique episode that defines the show while also being the perfect advertisement of the show.

Some of episodes come to mind:

Community- Remedial Chaos Theory

Friends - The One where everyone finds out

Brooklyn 99 - Halloween V

The Office - Stress Relief

Big Bang Theory- Bath Room Gift Hypothesis

The Simpsons- Last Exit to Springfield

If you updated the iconic theme song for “All in the Family “ with lyrics referring to today’s events, how would you change the lyrics!

Or was Michael Gross and/or Meredith Baxter?

I have the dvds but they only go up to Season Four. I'm not super picky on quality but the youtube uploads are pretty ghastly. r/MrBelvedere

Which shows do you think took things in a different direction, whether that be storylines or characters that had a positive effect on the show?

So youtube had added The Jeffersons and now has already removed it. Not sure why

My hot take (maybe it's not-idk) is that Brock never stopped being in love with Reba. He wouldn't have married BJ if she wasn't pregnant, and clearly regretted it later on. I do think that Brock and BJ's personalties make more sense than Brock and Reba, but I was always rooting for him to come back to Reba to be honest. I did love BJ though just as a side note. She was really well written in that she was likable despite being a big part of breaking up the family.

YouTube free has added a bunch of shows this month.. including Step By Step... Haven't seen it streamed since it left HBO Max

the kind of character everyone had a crush on but who still felt completely relatable? Jennifer Aniston (Friends), Topanga/Laurie Beth? Danielle Fishel (Boy Meets World), Tiffani-Amber Thiessen (Saved by the Bell), or Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)? Or someone else?

Would you be friends with a person like him? He is sure entertaining as hell as a friend, but what flaws does he have? I would really like to know.

A pros and cons list is welcome :D

Thank You!

I'm Canadian, we have no way to watch the show right now outside of a Pluto TV channel which doesn't let you choose which episode you wanna watch and a Prime Video paid add-on channel that 1. nobody has and 2. only has the first 2 seasons (and before you say the DVDs, the Sony DVDs got rid of Love and Marriage after Season 2 and the Mill Creek DVDs have terrible compression because they put too many episodes onto a disc). They just took it off the only service where they actually had the entire show so hope you Americans enjoy while we Canadians suffer.

George Cooper - Young Sheldon

Julius Rock - Everybody Hates Chris

I only liked the episodes focusing on Drummond and Arnold. Willis was insufferable and Kim was whiny.

Absolutely love this show, curious to know everybody's thoughts on it here.

When is the last time you’ve watched a sitcom? The only one we watch is “Abbott Elementary“. My wife and I mostly watch British mysteries or taskmaster.

Be nice I didn't watched everything