Favorite Sitcom Ending 1994 or Earlier?

[SemiCharmedQuark]

Mine was definitely "Perfect Strangers". Pfft, give me a break I was only five or six at the time. :P

[Gothic Sponge]

1. M*A*S*H

[AlCzervik]

2. Mary Tyler Moore

[SmileyBoy]

3. Cheers.

Watched every episode.

It premiered exactly 22 days after I was born, on September 30, 1982.

[johntao]

4. Early episodes of...

Cheers. Very well written and I actually cared about the characters.

[Poiuyt]

5. The Dick Van Dyke Show

Some of the best comedy writing ever.

[Reverend_Smitty]

6. All in the Family

n/t

[elperromagico]

7. I thought the ending of the original "All In The Family" was touching.

"Archie, you're a pip."

Long zoom out, as Archie and Edith kiss. Very sweet.

Edit: I see now that you're talking about a series in general. I'll still go with "All in the Family," although "Sanford and Son" is also a favorite of mine.

[proud patriot]

8. *M*A*S*H*

I watched as a kid and I still love it

[cavanaghjam]

9. Does "Dinosaurs" count?

The show by Jim Henson. Lead character - Earl Sinclair, get it? Sinclair Oil? Remember the logo? Great social commentary. Not just for kids. I think it went over America's head.

[donheld]

10. The Golden Girls

[elperromagico]

12. I didn't even know Karen Hughes was an actress.

Oh wait, that's Bea Arthur.

KIDDING! KIDDING! :D

[donheld]

15. Maude would kick your butt

:kick: :evilgrin:

[punpirate]

11. Clearly the minority view...

... but, "WKRP." :P

[Robeson]

14. Not my favorite, but definetly one of them...

...and it could be my favorite, but I just don't know how I could classify a "favorite" when there were so many I liked. But yes, WKRP was great.

[Rowdyboy]

13. "Designing Women"...the source of my name (Rowdyboy) on DU

[LyndaG]

16. "I Love Lucy"

That show is like comfort food to me.