These Are The Best Sitcoms Of The 2000s!

Who could forget this iconic sitcom, Two and a Half Men? Following Charlie Sheen as a perhaps not-so-different character from himself, the show focuses on a unique relationship between two brothers, one a womanizer millionaire, and the other a nerdy chiropractor that's been recently divorced. The show was unfortunately cancelled after Sheen's notorious outbursts and ran from 2003-2015.You can stream Two and a Half Men on Amazon.

King of Queens was one of the best shows of the early 2000s! Featuring Kevin James as a delivery man living a normal working-class life with his wife, played by Leah Remini, all until his wacky father-in-law comes to live with them! The show ran for 9 seasons between 1998 and 2007.You can stream King of Queens on Peacock TV.

Will & Grace was a smash hit when it was released in 1998, and lasted until 2006. The show follows "Will", a gay lawyer that invites his friend "Grace" to live with him after her marriage falls apart, only to realize she's become his permanent roomie! The show had a revival episode in 2020 to catch up on all the wacky characters!You can stream Will & Grace on Amazon.

How I Met Your Mother quickly became a 2000s iconic show, running for almost 10 years. The show follows a group of friends navigating life through relationships, careers, and life in New York City. Of course, every episode begins with "Ted" telling his children a long-winded story of how he ended up with their mother.You can stream How I Met Your Mother on Netflix.

We have Chris Rock to thank for the hilarious family sitcom, Everybody Hates Chris! The show follows the lives of "Chris" and his family. Having two parents that work full time, "Chris" is often left to take care of his two younger siblings and the house. The family gets up to some funny moments as the awkward teenage boy struggles with his confidence and understanding of the world around him.You can stream Everybody Hates Chris on AppleTV.

Making his small screen debut in the hilarious sitcom My Name is Earl, Jason Lee made waves in the TV sitcom world! Following the life of "Earl", an ex-convict trying to make amends with all the wrong he's done, the show comments on themes of Karma, all the while making the audience laugh out loud!You can stream My Name is Earl on Hulu.

Everybody Loves Raymond ran for almost 10 years, and it's no surprise given the hilarious antics of the "Barone" family! The comedy followed Raymond, a successful sportswriter that must navigate through life with a jealous brother and zainy parents, all the while keeping a positive attitude for his three comical kids. You can stream Everybody Loves Raymond on Amazon.

That '70s Show never failed to make its audience laugh! Following a group of teenagers in Wisconsin, the show never faltered in commenting on the strange and humourous life of being a teen. Add in a hard-ass dad and sweet as pie mom, and you've got one hilarious family!You can stream That '70s Show on Netflix.

Jason Bateman gave us Arrested Development, a gem of an American sitcom that flies under the radar despite how absolutely funny it is! The show follows the "Bluth" family, once wealthy until they lost everything because of their father's embezzlement arrest, this sitcom made us cry with laughter on more than one occasion!You can stream Arrested Development on Netflix.

There's no show more quotable and iconic than our beloved The Office! Based on the British sitcom, the American version surpassed in popularity, and is one of those shows you can watch over and over again, and still laugh as loud as you did the first time! And of course, how could we ever forget the World's Greatest Boss, "Michael Scott"?You can stream The Office on Netflix.