2000 Sitcoms

John Becker is brilliant doctor, who runs a small practice in Bronx and has just one flaw - he hates people. Not all of them, just those stupid, ignorant, those wasting his time, those taking his parking space, those who do not agree with him... Well, the list is long.

Bernard Black is owner of small old-fashioned bookshop that barely breaks even, mostly thanks to Bernard’s customer service skills... that he has none. He hires Manny to help around the shop, but his happy-go-lucky attitude really gets on Bernard’s nerves.

Sketch show written by David Mitchell and Robert Webb, with help from such writers as Richard Ayoade, Ricky Gervais, Matt Holness and James Bachman.

The uneasy realtions between people who are dating, used to date each other or would want to - six thirty-something friends share their views on relationships.

Larry David, the co-creator of Seinfeld comedy series based on the events from his life, now shows how his life really looks like. More or less real life since most of the scenes were improvised by the actors.

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.

Ed Stevens, a lawyer in New York City firm, after finding his wife in bed with mailman decides to change his lie. He moves back to his hometown - Stuckeyville - and opens his own legal practice in bowling alley that he bought.

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.

Series centered around the lives of four African American women in Los Angeles.

God is about to destroy the universe and start everything from a scratch, but in order to give the human kind another chance he choses one man to convince him that people are worth to be spared.

They are almost average family. Except that both of parents are not that bright. And they both are kind of addicted to lotteries and sweepstakes of any kind. And that their teenage daughter is more interested in men than school. And their son is smarter than rest of them combined. And their next door neighbour is a middle-aged Casanova...

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.

Jack Gallo is an eccentric owner of Blush, magazine about beauty, style and fashion. He has chosen quite strange set of characters to work with him, but one day his estranged daughter visits him to ask for a job.

Doug is a overweight courier, who does not enjoy his job. His consolation is his beautiful wife... he also can’t enjoy much since her father, that doesn’t get along with Doug, moved in with them.

Kate and Douglas are two psychologists running their practice with strange clients visiting every day. Unfortunately Douglas could use some professional help himself, so it is all up to Kate to keep the business running.