Streaming platforms have given people the ability to watch just about any show that their heart desires whenever they are in the mood. This means that, coupled with regular cable, almost all shows are up for grabs, which is something that people could not have imagined existing just 20 or so years ago. As such, there seems to be a limitless number of options for people out there, though they usually stick to rewatching their favorites time and time again.

Friends may be a great show, but there are so many other sitcoms that are absolute gems that people really need to check out. Some of these shows are still airing new episodes, while others have already come to the end of their run. No matter if it's new or old, these shows are underrated and are deserving of some extra attention from people.

So, let’s take a look at some fantastic sitcoms for people to enjoy!

20 Malcolm In The Middle Is A Sitcom About A Wild Family With A Lot Of Heart

Malcolm in the Middle is one of the best shows of its era, and it gives fans a refreshing take on the sitcom genre. The family is a total mess, but they have a unique bond that gets them through the fire. Malcolm also happens to be a genius that is too smart for his own good.

19 The Goldbergs Is A Rad Retro Sitcom

Taking place in the 1980s, The Goldbergs is one of the funniest sitcoms in recent memory. The family strikes the perfect balance for a sitcom, and they all have their moments to shine in each episode. Sharp writing and great performances have helped this sitcom become a hit on the small screen.

18 Arrested Development Is Great In Just About Every Season

Arrested Development is so much better than most people realize, and we really encourage people to check it out. The Bluth family has so much to like (and dislike) about them, especially because we can observe them from afar. Sure, the revival seasons aren’t as great, but this show is still worth the watch.

17 That '70s Show Is A Groovy Take On Life In The 70s

Any person that has not watched That ’70s Show needs to do so immediately. It was so good when it first aired, and even now, it still holds up. Sure, it is a period piece, but the themes and the characters are still relatable. This was where Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis got their start.

16 Married...With Children Was A Staple Of 90s Television

The Bundy clan was bound to appear on this list at some point! Married…with Children is a hilarious series that more people should take the time to watch. There is so much dysfunction at play here, but there is such a lovable aspect to the family where people can’t help but root for them.

15 Schitt's Creek Is As Twisted As It Is Hilarious

Compared to some of the other entries on this list, Schitt’s Creek is relatively new, but our inclusion should tell you just how good this show it. It is hilarious and packs laughs into each episode, but there is much more going on beneath the surface. It should be far more popular than it is.

14 Black-Ish Is One Of The Most Impactful Sitcoms Of Its Era

Black-Ish is easily one of the funniest shows on television, and we cannot say enough about how good it is. The cast of the series is unbelievably talented, and they balance each other out so well. It is so good that it has given life to two different spin-off projects.

13 30 Rock Is A Well-Balanced Sitcom

Given that 30 Rock was headed by Tina Fey, it goes without saying that this series is both hilarious and sharp. Tina is the lead here, but her co-stars are absolutely brilliant in this series. It balances themes well, and it is a series that can be enjoyed by everyone out there.

12 Martin Was Better Than Friends. Just Saying.

If you know, you know. Martin is one of the funniest sitcoms of its era, and more people need to go back and give this a watch. This was Martin Lawrence in his prime, and while he was brilliant, the rest of the cast was just as great and gave the show so many classic episodes.

11 Fresh Off The Boat Is Funnier Than People Realize

Fresh Off the Boat has been holding it down on the small screen for several years now, and it recently passed the 100-episode mark. This was the first series with an all Asian American cast to pull this off, which makes it both a massive success and a literal piece of television history.

10 3rd Rock From The Sun Had Such A Talented Cast

3rd Rock from the Sun was such a good sitcom, and it wound up airing 139 episodes over the course of 6 seasons. This show utilized perfect casting for its characters, and the chemistry between the performers was special. Even now, this show feels fresh and hilarious, which is always a good thing.

9 My Name Is Earl Taught Us About Karma

My Name is Earl was a refreshing take on the sitcom genre because it offered something that was unique at the time. Seeing Earl Hickey make up for the sins of his past to accrue some good karma made for interesting episodes that carried a great lesson. It was also a hilarious series.

8 Family Matters Had Better Characters Than People Remember

Family Matters is a lot better than people remember, and this is a fact. Sure, many people remember the show for Steve Urkel, but in truth, the series was always about the Winslow family. Go back and see just how great this show is without hearing too much about Urkel.

7 Schooled Is A Gem Of A Spin-Off

The Goldbergs is such a good sitcom that it gave way to another great sitcom. Schooled is based on several characters from The Goldbergs teaching in the 90s, and it is hilarious with a ton of charm. Bonus points for Bryan Callen getting to flex his comedic prowess each episode.

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6 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Is Dysfunction At Its Finest

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is still one of the best sitcoms on television, and it has been this way for over a decade. It has a little bit of everything, and its characters have no shortage of memorable moments for people to enjoy. Once you start watching this, there’s no going back.

5 Everybody Hates Chris Was Better Than It Got Credit For

Chris Rock is a powerhouse comedian, so when he made a sitcom about his life, people just had to tune in. Everybody Hates Chris was a great sitcom that more people should remember. Even still, there is plenty of time for people to give it a watch and see how funny it was.

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4 Boy Meets World Is As Good As It Gets

Thank you, Disney+! Boy Meets World is an absolute gem of a show that is now available to stream whenever we want. Many of us that grew up with the series have gone back to watch out favorite characters learn lessons from Mr. Feeny and navigate their way through life.

3 The King Of Queens Is Still As Funny As It Was Years Ago

The King of Queens may not be the greatest sitcom ever created, but believe us when we say that it is a hilarious look into family life in Queens, New York. Each lead plays a vital role in the series, and while there are lessons to be learned, the laughs truly keep this show going.

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2 Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Should Have Had Another Season

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt caught fire when it was first released, and critics fell in love with it immediately. It had just about everything that a sitcom could hope for, and it wound up lasting for 4 seasons. There is an alleged special airing this year, so watch the series before it comes out!

1 Mom Has The Perfect Cast For Its Characters

Mom is a series that has been airing new episodes for longer than most people realize, and this is because the two leads on the series balance each other out perfectly. The sitcom has some solid writing, to be sure, but the chemistry of the leads is what really shines here.

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