Can You Name the 100 Best Sitcoms? (2)

[A] Night Court | Manhattan's night shift court where justice was served with a side of magic tricks.

[A] I Dream of Jeannie | Astronaut finds genie, keeps her secret—NASA's background checks need serious work.

[D] The Munsters | Monster family in suburbia where the normal blonde niece was the real oddity.

[C] All in the Family | Archie Bunker's bigotry launched more social conversations than a sociology degree.

[B] 3rd Rock from the Sun | Aliens studying humans discovered Earth's greatest mystery: why we watch reality TV.

[D] Gilligan's Island | Three-hour tour lasted three seasons—worst travel review in television history.

[C] It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Bar owners whose moral compass points directly to bankruptcy court.

[D] Three's Company | Man pretends he's gay to share apartment—the '70s were complicated times.

[C] Everybody Loves Raymond | Sportswriter whose mother-in-law problems made viewers appreciate their own families.

[D] Community | Community college study group that studied everything except their actual subjects.

[A] The Dick Van Dyke Show | Comedy writer whose ottoman became TV's most famous tripping hazard.

[A] Sanford and Son | Junk dealer whose fake heart attacks fooled no one, including actual paramedics.

[B] Family Ties | Republican teen in hippie family—Alex P. Keaton made Wall Street cool for middle schoolers.

[D] Family Guy | Rhode Island family where the dog has a drinking problem and better dialogue.

[B] Two and a Half Men | Beach house bachelor's hedonism made Charlie Sheen's real life seem tame—almost.

[A] The Jetsons | Future family whose flying cars we're still waiting for—thanks for nothing, 2062.

[B] Newhart | Vermont innkeeper whose finale revealed the greatest crossover twist in TV history.

[C] Mork & Mindy | Alien from Ork taught Earth that suspenders and rainbow shirts are universal fashion.

[B] WKRP in Cincinnati | Radio station where turkey drops became Thanksgiving legend—PETA was not amused.

[B] Schitt's Creek | Riches-to-rags family discovered money can't buy happiness, but motels can teach humility.

[C] Futurama | Pizza guy frozen 1000 years proved minimum wage jobs truly are eternal.

[A] Taxi | NYC cab drivers whose career dreams were permanently stuck in traffic.

[B] The Beverly Hillbillies | Oil money moved mountain folk to mansion—cement pond included, class sold separately.

[A] The Bob Newhart Show | Psychologist whose patient sessions made viewers question their own sanity.

[D] The Mary Tyler Moore Show | Single woman conquering Minneapolis news proved you can turn the world on with your smile.

[C] Get Smart | Secret agent whose shoe phone predated cell phones by decades—CONTROL was ahead.

[C] The Odd Couple | Neat freak and slob roommates proving opposites attract lawsuits, not romance.

[A] Fawlty Towers | British hotel where customer service died and was buried under Manuel's language barrier.

[D] The Brady Bunch | Blended family whose biggest problem was sharing one bathroom—architectural malpractice.

[B] The Good Place | Afterlife comedy that taught more philosophy than most college courses—fork yeah!