Examples of using A sitcom in English and their translations into French
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Fey created the television series 30 Rock for Broadway Video, a sitcom loosely based on her experiences at SNL.
As if responding to a sitcom cue, an ex-girlfriend emerged from behind one of the curtains
videoconference equipment and a sitcom antenna system.
Field joined the cast of a sitcom pilot titled Making It Legal(playing a lawyer named"Elise")
His bent towards the surreal even went so far as to produce a sitcom called Cows in 1997 for Channel 4,
It was Horgan who thought of writing a sitcom based on someone stuck in prison for a crime they didn't commit.
He created a sitcom based on his exploits,
Sanborn is the director of many television programs for PBS, a sitcom for Comedy Central,
they were hired by New Regency Pictures to write the film Bride Wars and landed a development deal with UPN to create a sitcom pilot.
It purely came out of that combination of people which proves panel shows can produce funny TV in a way you could never write into a sitcom or a sketch show and thereby justifies its place on screen.
such as I Love Lucy, a sitcom which tells the tale of the wife of a conductor who wants to leave her chores behind her to do music-hall, with the emancipation of women
in 2008 the average amount of time per visit to MySpace hovered around twenty-six minutes the length of a sitcom.
We're like a sitcom.
We're like a sitcom.
Elaine is writing a sitcom?
You're gonna book a sitcom, man.
I don't live in a sitcom.
I swear there's a sitcom in there somewhere.
Can we watch Gus' life like it was a sitcom?
Like in a sitcom when a character sees another naked.