10 Shows Like The Exes (2011) You’ll Love

Description: A sophisticated sitcom that follows the life of a radio psychiatrist, mixing intellectual humor with the complexities of family and relationships.

Fact: The show is one of the few spin-offs to surpass the success of its parent series, 'Cheers'. The iconic Seattle skyline in the opening credits was a matte painting.

Description: A classic ensemble sitcom that thrives on the chemistry between its characters, focusing on their personal and professional lives with a mix of humor and heart.

Fact: The iconic fountain opening sequence was shot at 4 AM to avoid crowds. The show's famous couch came from the Warner Bros. prop department.

Description: A family-centric sitcom that finds humor in the chaos of close-knit relationships and the challenges of married life.

Fact: The show was based on the real-life experiences of its creator, Ray Romano. The Barone family's house exterior was a real home in Long Island.

Description: A groundbreaking sitcom that explores the lives of a gay man and his straight female best friend, blending sharp humor with emotional depth.

Fact: The show was one of the first to feature openly gay main characters on primetime TV. The apartment set was designed to reflect the characters' contrasting personalities.

Description: A sitcom about a blue-collar worker and his wife, focusing on their everyday struggles and the humor found in domestic life.

Fact: The show was originally conceived as a spin-off of 'Everybody Loves Raymond'. The basement apartment set was reused from another CBS sitcom, 'Cosby'.

Description: A sitcom centered around the comedic dynamics of mismatched roommates, blending humor with themes of friendship and personal growth.

Fact: The show was originally pitched as 'Three and a Half Men' but was changed to avoid confusion with 'Three's Company'. It was one of the highest-rated sitcoms during its peak.

Description: A sitcom that combines geek culture with everyday life, focusing on the friendships and romantic entanglements of a group of socially awkward scientists.

Fact: The show's theme song was written and performed by the Barenaked Ladies. The apartment numbers (4A and 4B) are a nod to the show's creators, Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady.

Description: A sitcom that delves into the lives of a couple navigating love and life's challenges, blending humor with heartfelt moments.

Fact: The show was criticized for its portrayal of overweight characters but also praised for its positive representation. It was created by Mark Roberts, a former stand-up comedian.

Description: A lighthearted sitcom about a quirky woman living with three male roommates, exploring the humorous and sometimes awkward dynamics of cohabitation.

Fact: Zooey Deschanel was pregnant during the second season, which was written into the show. The loft apartment set was designed to look like a real, lived-in space.

Description: A sitcom that explores the ups and downs of relationships, from dating to marriage, with a sharp wit and relatable scenarios.

Fact: The show was initially developed as a mid-season replacement. It often used a multi-camera setup, giving it a classic sitcom feel.