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Sitcom is short for situation comedy; therefore a sitcom is a comedy that revolves around a fixed place or situation. Two examples of American sitcoms are “Friends and “Seinfeld”. The characters in a sitcom are familiar to the viewers as they have been in the sitcom for a long time. ... The sitcom is based on the lives of several characters that are connected to each other. ... Friends is an American sitcom which is shown on satellite television as well as on Channel Four. ... As any other famous sitcom, Friends has all the required ingredients, a and successful history, main characters around which the story revolves and a main plot for every season.
The history of Friends is filled with many award nominations and awards. For the last 5 years straight it has been rated as the most watched sitcom. ... Most critiques say that Friends saw its best time in the first 4 seasons and should have been ended at that time but was not, and now it is suffering. Whatever the case, the popularity of Friends never faltered and it is still making money.
There are six main characters in the sitcom and they are all present in all the episodes. ... Although she is shown to be soiled by her rich past she is as lovable as any other character in the sitcom. ... The other thing is that it is always good to see friends who stand by each other and who never fight with each other for long.
Approximate Word count = 1554
Approximate Pages = 6.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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