From Malcolm in the Middle to The Simpsons, these are the most quintessential sitcoms to see before kicking the bucket.

Canadian comedies—and frankly, Canadian television in general—is really not taken seriously by the public. It’s got a bad name, a bad reputation.

From sketch comedy to drama, documentaries to sitcoms, several notable Canadian series have succeeded in the country itself and the rest of the world, particularly the United States.

The funny thing about Canadian TV nowadays are sitcoms and light reality fare are outperforming edgy homegrown dramas in prime time. By Etan Vlessing, The Associated Press TORONTO — The funny ...

With a ton of new Canadian sitcoms coming out in 2015, here we profile Schitt's Creek, Young Drunk Punk, Sunnyside and Man Seeking Woman.

Canadian sitcoms are doing well, so why are Indigenous sitcoms going to the U.S.? Drew Hayden Taylor Special to The Globe and Mail Published February 24, 2021 ...

The runaway success of "Corner Gas" proved that Canada could produce a hit sitcom that would sell around the world. But it hasn't exactly spawned a new wave of locally made comedies.

One of the more recent Canadian sitcoms to tread American waters is the wholesome (ish) Son of a Critch, the top-rated scripted sitcom on the CW for 2023-24 (followed closely by fellow Canuck coms ...

Before Van Wilder, his resume consisted entirely of NBC's Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Shop and obscure Canadian sitcoms. That might change soon: he's an impressively adaptable actor who proves that ...

PHOTOS: Midseason 2013: TV’s Newest Series But a look at U.S. primetime reveals no Canadian sitcoms on the dial, even after homegrown one-hour dramas are a staple of U.S. network summer schedules.