01 A coming-of-age comedy that follows one boy from childhood through college.
Seinfeld and Friends defined 90s sitcoms, but Frasier and The Nanny showed the format could support both wit and broad charm. Boy Meets World follows one boy from childhood through college, NewsRadio is an ensemble workplace comedy in a New York radio station, and Full House has a widowed father raising three daughters with help. Mad About You, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Living Single, Home Improvement and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air round out the list.
01 A coming-of-age comedy that follows one boy from childhood through college.
02 An ensemble workplace comedy set inside a chaotic New York City radio station.
03 A widowed father raising three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law and best friend.
04 A newly married New York couple navigates the small chaos of everyday married life.
05 Aliens study humanity while disguised, rather badly, as an ordinary suburban family.
06 Six friends navigating careers and relationships in a Brooklyn brownstone.
07 A Queens fashion saleswoman accidentally becomes nanny to a wealthy Broadway producer's kids.
08 A bumbling TV handyman host whose home life is just as chaotic as his show.
09 Technically a show, not a movie, but no list of 90s nostalgia is complete without it.
10 A pompous radio psychiatrist whose family keeps puncturing his carefully built dignity.
11 Six friends in New York City, in what remains one of the most rewatched sitcoms ever made.
12 A show about nothing that ended up defining an entire style of observational comedy.
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