television sitcoms

Television sitcoms, or situational comedies, are a genre of television shows focused on humor that arises from everyday situations. Typically featuring a recurring cast of characters, these shows explore their interactions and relationships in a comedic context, often set in a familiar environment like a home or workplace. Episodes are usually around 20-30 minutes long and include a mixture of dialogue-driven jokes and physical comedy. Sitcoms often address relatable themes, such as family life, friendships, and societal norms, making them both entertaining and reflective of real-life experiences. Examples include "Friends," "The Office," and "Parks and Recreation."