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Top 42 Sitcoms of the 1990s

By YPB Team

Laugh tracks, Thursday-night juggernauts and a few cult British imports share this list; some ruled the ratings, others only found their fans in reruns.

  1. Seinfeld — ranked #11
    Seinfeld
    NBC's 'show about nothing' following Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer through New York's petty dramas.
    1000pts
  2. Sister, Sister — ranked #22
    Sister, Sister
    Twins separated at birth, played by Tia and Tamera Mowry, reunite and move in together.
    634pts
  3. Living Single — ranked #33
    Living Single
    Queen Latifah leads a group of Black friends sharing a Brooklyn brownstone in this Fox favourite.
    623pts
  4. Moesha — ranked #44
    Moesha
    Brandy stars as a Los Angeles teenager growing up in this UPN family comedy.
    562pts
  5. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air — ranked #55
    The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
    Will Smith plays a West Philadelphia teen dropped into his wealthy relatives' Bel-Air mansion.
    562pts
  6. Saved by the Bell — ranked #66
    Saved by the Bell
    Zack Morris and friends navigate Bayside High in NBC's Saturday-morning teen sitcom.
    562pts
  7. Spin City — ranked #77
    Spin City
    Michael J. Fox runs the chaotic office of New York's deputy mayor in this ABC political comedy.
    561pts
  8. Married... with Children — ranked #88
    Married... with Children
    Fox's crude anti-family sitcom starring Ed O'Neill as miserable shoe salesman Al Bundy.
    519pts
  9. King of the Hill — ranked #99
    King of the Hill
    Mike Judge's animated comedy about propane salesman Hank Hill and his Texas neighbours.
    519pts
  10. Father Ted — ranked #1010
    Father Ted
    Three hapless Catholic priests are exiled to remote Craggy Island in Channel 4's surreal comedy.
    519pts
  11. Friends — ranked #1111
    Friends
    Six twentysomethings share apartments, coffee and romances in Manhattan in NBC's era-defining hit.
    470pts
  12. Dharma & Greg — ranked #1212
    Dharma & Greg
    A free-spirited yoga teacher marries a buttoned-up lawyer after one date.
    470pts
  13. Spaced — ranked #1313
    Spaced
    Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes' pop-culture-packed flatshare comedy.
    470pts
  14. The Simpsons — ranked #1414
    The Simpsons
    Matt Groening's animated Springfield family, whose 1990s seasons are often called the best in TV comedy.
    470pts
  15. Family Matters — ranked #1515
    Family Matters
    The Winslow family sitcom made famous by Jaleel White's nerdy neighbour Steve Urkel.
    415pts
  16. Just Shoot Me! — ranked #1616
    Just Shoot Me!
    An office comedy at a New York fashion magazine, starring David Spade and Laura San Giacomo.
    415pts
  17. The Nanny — ranked #1717
    The Nanny
    Fran Drescher as a Queens-born nanny to a wealthy Broadway producer's children.
    415pts
  18. Boy Meets World — ranked #1818
    Boy Meets World
    ABC's coming-of-age sitcom following Cory Matthews and Mr. Feeny from middle school to college.
    415pts
  19. Frasier — ranked #1919
    Frasier
    The Cheers spin-off sending pompous psychiatrist Frasier Crane home to Seattle and a record 37 Emmys.
    415pts
  20. The Royle Family — ranked #2020
    The Royle Family
    A deadpan Manchester family comedy watched almost entirely from the living-room sofa.
    415pts
  21. NewsRadio — ranked #2121
    NewsRadio
    A cult-favourite workplace comedy set at a New York AM news station, starring Phil Hartman and Dave Foley.
    415pts
  22. One Foot in the Grave — ranked #2222
    One Foot in the Grave
    Richard Wilson as the perpetually exasperated retiree Victor Meldrew.
    351pts
  23. Absolutely Fabulous — ranked #2323
    Absolutely Fabulous
    Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley as champagne-soaked London fashion PRs in the BBC classic.
    351pts
  24. Mad About You — ranked #2424
    Mad About You
    Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt's observational comedy about the first years of a New York marriage.
    351pts
  25. Roseanne — ranked #2525
    Roseanne
    Roseanne Barr's working-class Conner family comedy, which peaked as a ratings giant in the early 1990s.
    351pts
  26. Wings — ranked #2626
    Wings
    Two brothers run a tiny commuter airline on Nantucket in this Cheers-adjacent NBC comedy.
    351pts
  27. The King of Queens — ranked #2727
    The King of Queens
    Kevin James as a Queens delivery driver sharing his home with his wife and her eccentric father.
    277pts
  28. The Vicar of Dibley — ranked #2828
    The Vicar of Dibley
    Dawn French as a new female vicar winning over an eccentric English village parish council.
    277pts
  29. Everybody Loves Raymond — ranked #2929
    Everybody Loves Raymond
    Ray Romano's family sitcom about a sportswriter whose meddling parents live across the street.
    277pts
  30. Murphy Brown — ranked #3030
    Murphy Brown
    Candice Bergen as a hard-charging TV news anchor in CBS's sharp newsroom comedy.
    277pts
  31. That '70s Show — ranked #3131
    That '70s Show
    Fox's nostalgic comedy about a group of Wisconsin teens hanging out in Eric Forman's basement.
    277pts
  32. Men Behaving Badly — ranked #3232
    Men Behaving Badly
    Two laddish London flatmates and their long-suffering girlfriends in the BBC hit.
    189pts
  33. Home Improvement — ranked #3333
    Home Improvement
    Tim Allen as accident-prone Tim 'The Tool Man' Taylor, juggling a TV hardware show and three sons.
    189pts
  34. Daria — ranked #3434
    Daria
    MTV's animated deadpan teen Daria Morgendorffer surviving Lawndale High.
    189pts
  35. Keeping Up Appearances — ranked #3535
    Keeping Up Appearances
    Patricia Routledge as snobbish Hyacinth Bucket, forever insisting it's pronounced 'Bouquet'.
    189pts
  36. 3rd Rock from the Sun — ranked #3636
    3rd Rock from the Sun
    John Lithgow leads a team of aliens posing as a human family in small-town Ohio.
    189pts
  37. Ellen — ranked #3737
    Ellen
    Ellen DeGeneres' bookstore sitcom, which made history when its lead character came out in 1997.
    189pts
  38. The Larry Sanders Show — ranked #3838
    The Larry Sanders Show
    Garry Shandling's HBO satire set behind the scenes of a neurotic late-night talk-show host.
    189pts
  39. Will & Grace — ranked #3939
    Will & Grace
    A gay lawyer and his straight best friend share a Manhattan apartment in NBC's groundbreaking hit.
    189pts
  40. Martin — ranked #4040
    Martin
    Martin Lawrence's Fox hit about a Detroit radio DJ, featuring him in several outrageous extra roles.
    189pts
  41. Sabrina the Teenage Witch — ranked #4141
    Sabrina the Teenage Witch
    Melissa Joan Hart as a teenager learning magic from her witch aunts and a talking cat.
    0pts
  42. Full House — ranked #4242
    Full House
    A widowed San Francisco father raises three daughters with help from his brother-in-law and best friend.
    0pts

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