The 1990s were undeniably a golden era for television that gave us some of the most beloved and iconic shows of all time.

However, there are also ‘90s sitcom stars who are still at it. They are starring in current sitcoms and continuing to do what they, arguably, do best. There are some reboots in the mix ...

Nearly 30 years after its theatrical release, Friday, one of the most iconic ‘90s comedies, is now easier than ever to watch.

George,' a sitcom starring George Foreman as an ex-boxer helping at-risk kids, filmed 10 episodes. Only nine of them ever ...

Phil Rosenthal was the genius behind the sitcom, following the antics of sportswriter Ray Barone (Ray Romano) and his meddling family – the series aired for nine seasons before ending in 2005.

Some of the shows included teen sitcoms such as “Hang Time,” “USA High,” and “California Dreams.” One of Engel’s crown jewels was “Saved By The Bell,” which ran from 1989-1992.

Though Paul Oakley Stovall’s “Immediate Family,” onstage at Out Front Theatre Company through March 29, has the strong, fun and nostalgic vibes of a 1990s sitcom like “Living Single” or ...

Back when actor and comedian Jon Lovitz worked with Joe Rogan on a 1990s sitcom, he could tell the current podcast giant had the potential to be massive someday. In an exclusive interview with Fox ...

Back when actor and comedian Jon Lovitz worked with Joe Rogan on a 1990s sitcom, he could tell the current podcast giant had the potential to be massive someday. In an exclusive interview with Fox ...