Top 10 Best Teen Sitcoms
This sitcom Drake and Josh is my all-time number one favorite because it features my love crush and all-time favorite singer, Drake Bell. I watch this show almost every day. In fact, I am addicted to Drake and Josh.
Not only that, but Drake Bell has an awesome sense of humor. He is also so handsome, cute, has an adorable laugh, and a sweet smile. I am a huge, all-time, number-one Drake Bell fan. Plus, Drake Bell is my boyfriend!
This old show is a masterpiece. Dan Schneider also created iCarly, Victorious, Sam & Cat, Zoey 101, and Henry Danger - all of these are hilarious, have good plots, and feature great actors. Dan Schneider manages to give each character a unique personality.
I really can't find the words to express how awesome this show is. Drake is cool, Josh is amazingly funny, and Megan is cute but also evil. Nickelodeon used to be great, but now it has become bad - maybe because this isn't there anymore.
I hope Dan Schneider keeps creating these humorous sitcoms. He's a genius.
This is more than just a teen sitcom. It is also a teen telenovela. The reason it is also a telenovela is because 1) a new episode airs five days a week and ends in cliffhangers, 2) there's romance and relationships, 3) it won't run as long as a soap opera even though it's similar to one - soap operas run almost indefinitely, 4) it's suitable for all ages, while soap operas are suitable for 12 and up, and 5) telenovelas, including this one, are gaining more viewers, while soap operas tend to lose viewers. Best telenovela sitcom ever.
The show is really nice. I like the balance of the characters, like how bad Sam is and how good Carly is, and, well, of course, Freddie. I like the flow of the show. It's a brilliant idea to create this kind of show. The funny lines are delivered naturally. Every episode has details and nice stuff in it. Thumbs up for this.
Well, I think iCarly is good, or maybe great, but I only love iCarly from seasons 1-4. Like you said, when you get to seasons 5 and 6, all the characters are older, and they aren't as funny as when they were kids. They just talk about love and blah blah blah. No more funny. Laugh out loud.
Aaagghh, nostalgia! Ned's Declassified really should at least be in the top 10. It isn't the typical canned laughter/stupid antics combo that a lot of these shows are. It was unique because there was absolutely no fourth wall, the humor was really good, and it was actually meaningful in many ways.
It features a lot of awesome characters and ridiculous comedy between Ned, Moze, Cookie, and friends vs. the teachers and vice principal.
This is by far the greatest show made by Dan Schneider. There's no laugh track, and there's also drama.
It's good, but sometimes the funny lines are overrated.
Best TV show and music group ever.
Underrated. Being a boy band is part of what makes it special.
Wizards of Waverly Place is better than all the other lame shows. It shows how boys and girls can be friends, and Selena Gomez came from this.
It's okay, but sometimes the show is too focused on the main character. And the laugh track is annoying.
This should be on top, shaking my head. One of the best sitcoms Disney ever made. The story is interesting and topped with a bit of fantasy, which makes it awesome.
This show is amazing! The characters are a full combo: the conceited one, the scary one, the geeky/unpopular one, the talented one, the funny/stupid one, and of course, the neutral one. I really love Ariana Grande's character. Thumbs up for this.
The best sitcom.
It has good comedy.
It has good acting.
It has good music since all of them are singers.
Above everything else... All three girls are drop-dead gorgeous!
A must-watch!
This show is actually VERY funny, especially the last season. Don't know why it's number 4.
I agree. His deadpan delivery worked very well. I am a big fan of That '70s Show and have been for years. It's on Netflix now, and I've watched every episode. A lot of people can relate to the stories and circumstances in this series. That's what the '90s brought to the table: still some original ideas that worked and made an impact.
Having multiple characters who were all of equal importance was great. Kelso was just as important to the cast as Jackie, while Fez was just as necessary as Hyde. Given that Hyde is Eric's best friend, I personally think Hyde is a great addition to the show.
Eric and Donna have been together off and on throughout the whole show. I enjoy seeing their ups and downs on screen, as I know everyone can relate to having relationship troubles. We see them grow, season by season, and toward the end, you know it's going to be a bummer when it finishes.
I find that this show has a ton of replay value. I suggest it and would recommend it to everyone looking for a classic show to bring laughter and a sense of nostalgia into their lives.
I appreciate this show and will always be a fan!
-Sean P.
Glee is the only smart sitcom on this list.
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch was one of the coolest teen sitcoms. It's now on 4Music. Sabrina had a sexy boyfriend, Harvey Kinkle. The breakup was stupid - I mean, remember the first kiss episode and when she could tell mortals on Friday the 13th that she is a witch?
The cartoon Sabrina series never lasted one season, and who cares about The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina? It's not even on Nickelodeon or CITV Channel/Scrambled like the '90s version was.
I know the new Sabrina is supposed to be dark and horror-themed, but there's one problem: Witches (Wicca, Paganism) do not believe in the devil. The devil is from the Bible.
There is a similar god called Pan, the horned god from Paganism, which is older than Christianity. Pan was turned into the devil. This is the reason why Harry Potter has been attacked for years.
My daughter loves this show. I like the older, "Boy Meets World," as it always got to the root of life, with lessons in every episode that the young mind can hold on to and maybe carry with them. Mr. Feeny was an integral part of Corey's upbringing, and had a very strong helping hand in what made Corey and Topanga to be the great parents they are in the show, "Girl Meets World." In this show, you can sort of see a young Corey Matthews in his daughter; she has great parents and a top of the line support system, she has a troubled young lady as a friend, much like Sean Hunter was Corey's childhood best friend that was in trouble a lot and dealt with abandonment issues from his father. I find it fascinating how nothing really changes in life, only the time in which events occur. Corey and Topanga have done a great job with their children (and so have the writers for Disney, of course). I look forward to many more years of my daughter growing up while having a show like this to partly help guide her down the right path.
Happy viewing!
Put this in 2nd place: Austin and Ally! Not Ally and Austin!
I've watched this show so many times. I'm so upset that Fox took it off Netflix and won't even release it to VUDU, Hulu, Amazon, iTunes, etc. I'd pay to watch this show again.
Malcolm is an annoying little kid, but you root for him anyway. Reese is so stupid you can't help but laugh. Dewey is just... hilarious!
I love this show! I had a crush on Malcolm. It's a shame that Frankie can't remember being on the show.
Miley's better times, before that stupid wrecking ball.
One of the best sitcoms! The funniest show!