American sitcom

An American sitcom, short for situational comedy, is a television genre featuring humor derived from everyday lives and social interactions. Typically set in familiar locations like homes or workplaces, sitcoms focus on a regular cast of characters facing relatable or humorous situations. They often use recurring themes, running gags, and characters' personalities to create familiarity and comedy. This format emphasizes quick wit, character-driven humor, and episodic storytelling, making it easy for viewers to connect with the characters and enjoy lighthearted entertainment. Popular examples include "Friends," "The Office," and "Seinfeld."