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Columbus Dispatch
Lack of Fox sitcoms no laughing matter
SAN FRANCISCO -- In the fall of 2001, Fox was airing these comedies: The Bernie Mac Show, Family Guy, Futurama, Grounded for Life, King of the Hill, Malcolm in the Middle, That '70s Show, The Simpsons, The Tick, Titus and Undeclared. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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This is a network that has a long history of airing quality sitcoms -- though precious few of them have come after that 2001 season. There was Andy Richter Controls the Universe and Greg the Bunny in 2002. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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This fall, the comedies are: "Brothers," " 'Til Death," "The Simpsons," "The Cleveland Show," "Family Guy" and "American Dad." Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Early in 2005, as his series Everybody Loves Raymond was set to go off the air and with hits like Seinfeld and Friends long gone, executive producer Phil Rosenthal was asked if traditional TV sitcoms were dead. Full Article at Toronto Star
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"There will be another comedy hit that comes along," he said, "and as soon as there is one, everyone will say, 'Oh, look, comedy is back.' " Early in 2005, as his series "Everybody Loves Raymond" was set to go off the air and with hits like "Seinfeld" Full Article at CTV
