The 1980s may have only had three networks (for the most part), but they still produced some of the most legendary comedies in TV history. We discuss 16 of the best sitcoms of the 80s, with special guest panelist James Adomian!

NBC basically owned Thursday nights for most of the 90s and early 2000s. This week the podcast looks back on some of the biggest Must-See-TV shows to name the best of all time.

The panel gets emotional — and spicy! — as it debates 16 of the most legendary Nickelodeon original series from the 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, and today. Watch out for slime (and tears).

NBC’s “30 Rock” remains one of the 21st Century’s funniest, most inventive television comedies. For this episode of the podcast, the panel looks back at the show’s seven-season run and debates the best episodes. We want to go to there…

The panelists discuss 16 of the most well-regarded final episodes for long-running TV series.

The panelists discuss 16 of the most beloved episodes of “The Golden Girls,” the classic 1980s comedy series.

The panelists discuss 16 of the most important TV comedies of the 1990s.

The panelists visit the TV graveyard and dig up 16 promising show whose runs were cut far too short. Which two-season wonders made the debate? Listen now!

The podcast panelists have encouraging words and unlimited hugs for 16 of the most memorable fictional moms from TV history.

From January 1, 2000, to December 31, 2009, a crazy amount of sitcoms aired on American television. We discuss 32 of the most memorable of the bunch.

The panel discusses some of the catchiest opening-credit music from TV history. From "Green Acres" to "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," TV comedies have had some iconic opening theme songs, and we discuss 32 of them.