1997 Sitcoms

Pair of rather weird friends, Colin and Frank, constantly get fired from simple jobs and they usually put themselves in awkward situations... But not as awkward as the way they try to find the solution to their problems.

Sketch-based series of pair of comedians, Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones, that teamed up after Not the Nine O’Clock News and kept working together for next over 20 years.

Austin Powers is a unique kind of secret agent - with license to be sexually overactive and to make some lame jokes. His arch enemy is Dr Evil, who keeps plotting to take over the world... or to just get rid of Powers.

Gordon Brittas is running communal leisure centre, but lacking the knowledge and people skills he keeps running into troubles. Chris Barrie is playing almost the same kind of character as in Red Dwarf - incompetent, but bossy manager of the leisure centre who is trying to take care of everything. Rest of the staff is trying to live with his difficult character.

Successful New York cartoonist Caroline Duffy, author of comic strip called Caroline in the City, hires an uptight artists Richard as the colorist. With her midwest approach she just can’t help trying to change his cynical mind.

Cybill Sheridan, once popular actress, with age has been reduced TV commercials or small parts in B-movies just to earn some money. Her rebellious teenage daughter and ex-husbands don’t really make it easy for her.

Dexter is a boy genius that hides a medium scale secret laboratory within suburban house of his parents. There is nothing he can’t do if he puts his mind to it... Unless his sister Dee Dee won’t break it first.

Dharma, a daughter of hippie couple that was raised in rather unusual way, and Greg, uptight lawyer and beloved son of upper-class parents. Those two decided to get married after very brief relationship even though they have virtually nothing in common.

Who would guess that Germans have sense of humour? And who would guess that they have great sense of humour? Group of comedians each week prepared sketches that were parodies of tv programs, but also made fun of politicians and current events.

Crew haircut, thick glasses and thick figure - that’s Drew Carey, an assistant director of personnel in a Cleveland department store. Frustrated with his job he can always count on his friends.

Series based on stand-up comedy by Ray Romano. He plays a sport journalist, who leaves his wife to deal with their kids and the his invasive mother that lives just across the street.

Sketch-based series created by group of British comedians lead by Charlie Higson and Paul Whitehouse.

Dr. Frasier Crane moves back to his home town, Seattle, and he takes job as a radio psychiatrist. But that’s not the only change in his life - he also has to take care of his father, former policeman, who shouldn’t live alone.

School time friends begin to live together in two flats in New York City, but their emotions from the past begin to affect their present love and career choices.

Long, long time ago, when dinosaurs rules the world a group of our predecessors fought to survive in the unfriendly environment.

Gary Sparrow, the TV repairman living with his wife in London in the 1990s accidentally finds the portal that would allow him to move in time to 1940s London and back. The war was still on, German bombers was flying over the city, but Gary found the reason to keep visiting the past - barmaid Phoebe.

Another of the great British comedy duos - Gareth Hale and Norman Pace - kept their show for 10 years and still they decided to stop, which is remarkable for sketch-based show.

Family life of Tim Taylor, the star of TV home improvement show Tool Time - his three sons really put patience of his wife Jill to the test. But Tim always can count on advice from his mysterious neighbor Wilson.

Alan Partridge works in local radio station in Norwich. He aspires to much higher places and more important jobs, but he always gets in trouble because of his big mouth.

Johnny Bravo has his own style. Actually it is not his own style, it is rather mixture of Elvis Presley and Casanova, but without the charm or sophistication.