The Ghosts Of Sitcoms Past

My National Post colleague Scott Stinson is musing that Charlie Sheen’s antics may move people away from multi-camera sitcoms. Above are the ghosts of multi-camera sitcoms past, illustrated by Kagan McLeod. The key is at this link, but click on the image for a larger version and try and name as many of the 49 shows as possible.

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NYC Sitcom Map: 30 Rock Via Taxi

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NYC Sitcom Map: 30 Rock Via Taxi

Last time I was in New York we walked from Seinfeld down through the Jefferson's, Sex In The City, I Love Lucy, Diff'rent Strokes and the Odd Couple, ending up at 30 Rock. We then took the subway to the Cosby Show and walked back over the Brooklyn Bridge to Night Court and Spin City.

From this Dan Meth's sitcom map I'm sure I will not be seeing All In The Family, Dear John or King of Queens, which are three shows that don't grace my TV either. What a coincidence.

(Link: Dan Meth's Pop-Cultural Charts via Nick McGlynn)

Update: Dan has followed this up with a USA Sitcom Map

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