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Lynn: im mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be. urkel: did i do that? jennifer keishin armstrong: shows like silver spoons and growing pains and all that. its constant hugging and learning, right? [audience clapp...

That has spotty job situations. james: its a cold world out there, and we cant change it. florida: well maybe we cant change it, james... but we sure cant let it change us. jimmie walker: good times was not only to show the problems, it was to show the love of a minority family. jj: were standing in a used car lot of love. james: and in 20 years we only turned out one clunker. jacqueline coley: the idea of white families seeing things on an episode of good times that they could relate to their o...

Jimmie walker: we were very different than other sitcom families from the point that we were urban. trying to survive on the south side of chicago with a dad that has spotty job situations. james: its a cold world out there, and we cant change it. florida: well maybe we cant change it, james... but we sure cant let it change us. jimmie walker: good times was not only to show the problems, it was to show the love of a minority family. jj: were standing in a used car lot of love. james: and in 20 ...

Shirley: hey kids, hollywood boulevard! danny bonaduce: we were a musical family that would travel around doing shows... keith: (singing) oh girl, you make my day. helen hunt: i was for sure going to marry david cassidy. that was definitely going to happen. patrick gomez: the partridge family is trying to embrace this like hippie cool culture. danny: what did you hit mom? shirley: i think it was a studebaker. man: you crazy hippies, its not enough you dont trust anyone over 30. now youre trying ...

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Mother with any problem and well understand. patrick gomez: in the 1950s, sitcoms were really giving us an idealistic version of america. jacqueline coley: but as we get into the 60s, well see different types of family sitcoms. steven: im sure ill be able to handle a little washing and to cook an occasional meal.

Had aired, fred silverman, who was in charge of cbs at the time, had called norman lear and said, get that woman her own show. ♪ and then theres maude... ♪ ♪ and then theres maude! ♪ ♪ that uncompromisin, enterprisin, ♪ ♪ anything but tranquilizin, ♪ ♪ right on maude! ♪ adrienne barbeau: it was not your all-american family. carol: youre getting senile in your old age. maude: thank you darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. adrienne barbeau: maude i...

Tim: honey, you wanna pop that in the washer for me? patricia richardson: what was great about our family, was that even though we disagreed, randy: i think ill just pop on out of here.. patricia richardson: we loved each other and always made up. patrick gomez: home improvement was proof that a traditional family sitcom could still be a hit, but through the 90s we continued to see the family change. we saw people having children much later in life and the family sitcom reflected that. paul reis...

Patrick gomez: advertisers wanted to cater towards that new suburban family that needed to buy that kitchen appliance or needed to buy that vacuum. jacqueline coley: and after i love lucy, there was a formula for what the american family should look like. cybill shepherd: ozzie and harriet... announcer: the adventures of ozzie and harriet. cybill shepherd: i just loved everybody in it, actually. david: hurry up, bring it in... im starved! candice bergen: it was a happy, gentle american family of...

Jim colucci: the cosby show had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. [audience laughter] lynn: im mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be. urkel: did i do that? jennifer keishin armstrong: shows ...