5 Sitcoms From The '90s That Get Better Every Time You Rewatch Them
It has been over 30 years since the 1990s, but these five sitcoms somehow get funnier, richer, and more rewarding with every single rewatch.
Here are five 1990s sitcoms that get even better with each rewatch, according to the source material:
1. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - This show balances comedy and social issues of race and class while allowing viewers to notice new details with each rewatch.
2. Married... with Children - Despite being considered too crass in the 90s, the show is now rewatchable for catching the jokes that may have gone over younger viewers' heads.
3. Martin - This Black sitcom features the brilliant Martin Lawrence and an ensemble cast that allows for hilarious gags to be discovered with each rewatch, such as Reginald Ballard's improv comedy.
4. Boy Meets World - This sitcom offers something for everyone, from the same age as the main character (Ben Savage) to watching from the perspective of an older, wiser adult (William Daniels).
5. The Nanny - Fran Fine's (Fran Drescher) fashion and the show's screwball humor make it a rewatchable classic, with physical gags that only get funnier with each viewing.
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