If last week we talked about the CBS and especially the ultimate accolade of the NBC brand when hit comedies, this latest installment will value the most successful releases of the 3 new networks that were birth the majority of playing in the 90's, and the three jumped into the pool and re-invented a new kind of sitcom, less stuffy and directed to different targets.
The FOX, born in 86, soon he found his greatest success to date in this type of production, Married ... with Children (1987-1997) that was his standard for a decade. In his 11 seasons and 262 episodes experienced countless stages, the first installment of FOX's prime time audiences began to loose but it was going up until you get to sneak into the top 30 during its sixth season, something unthinkable for a string that did not belong to Big Three, is that both Ed O'Neill Katey Sagal as or Christina Applegate has successfully continued their careers, whether in drama or sitcom.
90, Parker Lewis Can not Lose (1990-1993) brought a breath of fresh air in relation to The sitcom that ABC and NBC had been doing, treating the world of teenagers from a different perspective for 3 seasons and about 75 episodes, is that although the reviews were quite positive, the audience left much to be desired, but FOX was growing 1993, Lewis Parker averaged data were clearly unsustainable. The Simpsons (1989 -?) Is unclassifiable, but during its first decade became the most successful sitcom of their station in all areas, although gender was the final animation was a leap to such comedies as well has worked since then to your channel, during the 90 was the first installment of FOX that came to be in the top 20 of the most-watched broadcasts and could stand up to powerful Cosby on Thursday nights.
Martin (1992-1997) achieved during his five seasons subtract hearings to Must See on Thursdays on NBC, African-American supporters followed this series with fervor during his first three seasons, although two last suffered a lot of wear to be moved to Sunday night. Living Single (1993-1998) lived a success similar to that of Martin, for African Americans is considered the original Friends, is that this came out a year before the better-known series with a very similar premise to the production starring Matt LeBlanc, Queen Latifah launched to fame and remained for five years in the top 5 African-American viewers.
born in 1995 TheWB who collected the target which was moving away from FOX, the familes and young adults . So premiered in 1995, its big bet on sitcom terrain and the first great joy in this field Unhappily Ever After (1995-1999), compared to the gills with Married ... With Children survived for 4 and a half seasons and 100 episodes round to be sold in syndication. Also in 95 and after being withdrawn by ABC Sister, Sister (1994-1995.1995-1999) managed to find its place in the narrow channel of the Warner, which had lower expectations and the series became him like a glove by I was getting high up among the young, after being on the verge of disappearing in his first year he settle down and get to 119 episodes.
A year later saw the light The Jamie Foxx Show (1996-2001) another comedy with a more familiar target this time and addressed an audience largely African-American who won this production also just put up with over 100 episodes, is that TheWB was very patient with the sitcom, a genre that always eluded him and which could scratch a few times attractive economic benefits.
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996-2000. 2000-2003) is the latest example of his era, though its emissions TheWB date from the new decade lived 4 seasons on ABC and was rescued again after the good experience with Sister, Sister. Sabrina different bets helped launch the new millennium but it was not a good transition into the adult world and ended with very poor data on its seventh season.
UPN also saw the first light in 1995, specializing in African-American public how good data was reported to FOX TheWB and timid in their bets on him, his first production was In The renowned House (1995-1996. 1996-1999) series canceled after season and a half on NBC averaged 10 million average in his previous channel but could only attract a third of this after the change, still managed to spend three years on UPN coming to get a decent number of 76 episodes filmed.
Malcolm and Eddie (1996-2000) premiered with great success in 96 and got great ratings for their station, also was a product already in mind for her from the beginning and not a last-minute rescue, lasted 4 seasons and got a pass to union creating a significant economic benefit but certainly was Moesha (1996-2001) the most acclaimed series for the last time of the 6 networks. Experienced unprecedented success during his first 4 seasons and was canceled with a cliffhanger of heart attack after his sixth year and after creating a highly successful spin off, The Parkers. Never been clear why it was decided to cancel the series but the incessant fights of cast, addictions of its protagonist and contract renegotiations became unviable to continue.
eclipsed by ABC and NBC, the three small networks without fear they entered the industry in laughter with great difficulty, so that, despite some progress especially on FOX, now joining TheWB and UPN has given to gender and station are seen American Idol and the wish to find a hit with both release failed.
And here ends the analysis to the production of the 90 who tried to make life more fun one way or another, in a time of glory for a genre that saw reduced its predominant position in 00 years but continues today as a strong alternative to the prevailing dramatic productions.
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