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The 64 pages that link to Sitcom, each with the reason it gives.

• Elizabeth MontgomeryNarrower topic: Bewitched made Montgomery one of the defining sitcom stars of 1960s American television.

• Laverne & ShirleyNarrower topic: The show's factory, apartment, and friendship plots follow the sitcom form.

• Modern FamilyNarrower topic: Recurring family routines and comic conflicts place the series within this format.

• Sarabhai vs SarabhaiNarrower topic: The show uses a stable household and repeatable conflicts as its comic framework.

• The Brady BunchNarrower topic: The Bradys’ household supplies the stable setting for recurring comic plots.

• The Golden GirlsNarrower topic: The Miami house gives the series a stable setting for its rotating domestic conflicts.

• Eugenio DerbezRelated: La familia P. Luche adapts his comic sensibility to a continuing family setting.

• Frankie MunizRelated: Malcolm in the Middle established Muniz as a sitcom lead.

• Gilligan's IslandNarrower topic: The island's fixed setting and ensemble make the series a classic sitcom.

• Ryan HigaCompared with: His independently released sketches used shorter, more flexible formats than broadcast sitcoms.

• Shirley JonesNarrower topic: The Partridge Family extended Jones's fame from film musicals into weekly television.

• Slice of lifeCompared with: Sitcoms often share familiar settings but depend more openly on comic setups and resolution.

• Television showBroader topic: The sitcom is a durable format for recurring fictional entertainment.

• Yvonne De CarloRelated: The Munsters brought De Carlo a lasting television role after her film career.