And don't forget its spin off: Just the Ten of Us

It brought us

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

^^^^^^

Where is she now?

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-"God is great. Beer is good. And People are crazy!"

Three's Company
Head of the Class
Just the 10 of Us
Amen
Learning the Ropes

The Roepers

Grounded for Life
King of Queens
Undeclared

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Kenny Williams fell for the banana in the tailpipe

I liked the episode where the dad thought he was really cool for going to a Wilco concert at the Vic.

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or the one where he took the Red line "Sox and the City!"

Actually, "The Ropers" was a short-lived spinoff of "Three's Company" that aired for 2 seasons on ABC in 1979-80. Needless to say, it didn't last long. Just 28 episodes of this sitcom were ever made, but it did introduce a future co-star of "The Larry Sanders Show" in Jeffrey Tambor. On "The Ropers", he played Helen & Stanley's snobbish realtor/neighbor.

Yet you felt the need to tell us twice that it didn't last long.

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The Office after Michael Scott left

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No, that's a bad sitcom. Jenna Fischer kind of hit a wall, too. Not much margin for error when you get famous for being attainably cute, I guess.

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Oh I see. And The Ropers is comedy genius.

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While many consider "Seinfeld" to be one of the funniest sitcoms of the '90s, despite the head-scratcher of a series finale, co-stars such as Jason Alexander & Michael Richards appeared to swing & miss on post-"Seinfeld" shows that they starred in before Julia Louis-Dreyfus seemed to have success with "The New Adventures of Old Christine" up until a year or two ago. Don't ask me why it was called "The New Adventures of Old Christine", let alone "That '70s Show"...

It remains to be seen if stars from "The Office" once it leaves the air completely have what appear to be the kind of success Steve Carell appears to have had since he left.

I didn't say that, fitness friend.


You kind of lost yourself in this sentence. Were you on the phone while you were typing it? I've done that.

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Actually, I'm not sure if the stars of "The Office" will be successful when that show leaves in the next year or two...

Ed Helms, Jenna Fischer, and John Krasinski are already pretty well established independent of The Office. I don't really expect anyone else to get to that level. Rainn Wilson? I know he was in a movie but nah

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I will go old school....

WKRP in Cincinnati
What's Happening
The Jeffersons

Only one mediocre sitcom in this list.

Empty Nest

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

Good one. Why is Balky there? Did he take over Kickboxer's role?

Pretty much. He was a hairdresser at the mom's at home studio.

Christine Lakin is/was a piece of ass.

yeah he came in for one season as the mom's business partner.

Show had some real nice looking ladies.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

The Brown haired one was smoking and Id hit the blonde just for the My Two Dads stories.


And the Mom obviously.


Shoulda had an orgy with the Just the Ten of us hot ones.

I think Suzanne Somers is in her 60s now. Hard to believe that's the same woman who played "Chrissy" on "Three's Company" & the mom on "Step by Step". That's the Friday night ABC sitcom from some 2 decades ago in that photo...

Have you seen her lately? She is still insanely hot. Saw her a couple months on the "Child Stars against Kirk Cameron" video.

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It wasn't just the original from the mid '70s. Does anyone remember the spinoff "What's Happening Now" circa 1985? That was just as mediocre, if not worse...

Yeah, WKRP was inspired. Radio pretty much was that ridiculous in the 1970s.

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This is more how I remember the cast of Step by Step...

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If I remember correctly, he got axed from the show because he hit his wife.