What is the best treatment for any form of sadness? You can take pills or cry like a little girl, but watching a funny comedy works much better and comes without any side effects involved, except for hysterical laughter.
Okay, however sad you might be, there is an old method that can help you out - a cozy couch, a plateful of nachos, and your favorite comedy series.
If you need some advice on what's on today, there is a list of the best comedy sitcoms adored by people all over the world.
Friends As the name suggests, "Friends" is all about friendship, and of course about love, career, big city life, and innumerable hilarious dialogues.
Indeed, the scenery changes, people come in and go out, but there are things in this life that remain the same regardless of the circumstances, and one of those things is what we call friendship that was perfectly personified by six fellows in this popular sitcom that has already turned into the symbol of nineties.
The best choice if you feel lonely and lost! Monty Python & Co If you are really depressed you would need some heavy ordnance like Monty Python and his team.
The craziest sketches for the most hardcore British humor fans will make you feel like killing yourself laughing.
Watching this series you won't be able to think about anything else except the action on the screen, and that's exactly what we are aimed on.
The Big Bang Theory These guys have proven that "smart is the new sexy", and geeks all over the world say their big THANKS for that.
Four geeky friends share the apartments, grind away at their books and use their neighbor Penny's help to improve their social connections.
Two And A Half Men This series has everything you need when you are angry and upset: the lack of morals, tons of witty dialogues, sarcastic remarks, and sidesplitting situations.
Charlie, a middle-aged jingle-writer is an easy rider; he always gets what he wants.
He's rich, popular, adored by women, and has no commitments, unlike his brother Alan tied with debts and misfortunes.
Or you can say thank you for your not being as unhappy and sneaky as Alan and relax.
Of course, this is not the full list of the best sitcoms.
Nevertheless, we had to choose something out of the list, and these four series appeared to be the best ones not only to us but to millions of viewers from all over the world.
Someone call the ambulance and tell them we don't need them here anymore!
Okay, however sad you might be, there is an old method that can help you out - a cozy couch, a plateful of nachos, and your favorite comedy series.
If you need some advice on what's on today, there is a list of the best comedy sitcoms adored by people all over the world.
Friends As the name suggests, "Friends" is all about friendship, and of course about love, career, big city life, and innumerable hilarious dialogues.
Indeed, the scenery changes, people come in and go out, but there are things in this life that remain the same regardless of the circumstances, and one of those things is what we call friendship that was perfectly personified by six fellows in this popular sitcom that has already turned into the symbol of nineties.
The best choice if you feel lonely and lost! Monty Python & Co If you are really depressed you would need some heavy ordnance like Monty Python and his team.
The craziest sketches for the most hardcore British humor fans will make you feel like killing yourself laughing.
Watching this series you won't be able to think about anything else except the action on the screen, and that's exactly what we are aimed on.
The Big Bang Theory These guys have proven that "smart is the new sexy", and geeks all over the world say their big THANKS for that.
Four geeky friends share the apartments, grind away at their books and use their neighbor Penny's help to improve their social connections.
Two And A Half Men This series has everything you need when you are angry and upset: the lack of morals, tons of witty dialogues, sarcastic remarks, and sidesplitting situations.
Charlie, a middle-aged jingle-writer is an easy rider; he always gets what he wants.
He's rich, popular, adored by women, and has no commitments, unlike his brother Alan tied with debts and misfortunes.
Or you can say thank you for your not being as unhappy and sneaky as Alan and relax.
Of course, this is not the full list of the best sitcoms.
Nevertheless, we had to choose something out of the list, and these four series appeared to be the best ones not only to us but to millions of viewers from all over the world.
Someone call the ambulance and tell them we don't need them here anymore!