United Through Two Worlds Chapter 15
The house was the generic kind you would expect to see on a family sitcom.
Echo Part 5
The officer just stands there stunned, meanwhile i'm just enjoying my ice cream, i look and i notice a tv playing above me playing what looks like a sitcom with a husband and wife toad having some banter, the toads look at me weird when i let some lazy laughs
The Lucky Date
Quietly sipping my root beer, my finger pressed the channel button over and over again; sports, sitcoms, soap operas-all just boring.
Valium & Vodka: Chapter Fourteen
On the tv, the audience laughed at something someone was saying on a sitcom. "i need you, first and foremost.
Break A Leg Chapter One
"and besides, all you ever do on friday nights is sit at home on your ass, watch crappy sitcoms and eat new york super fudge chunk ice cream." then there was a long period of silence before cassandra broke in softly.
The Health Cruise: Chapter Five
If this was a sitcom, collin knew what should happen next. he shook his head vigorously, making his cheeks actually flap side to side more than a little. collin could not do that, not even with serka.
Hope
The wolf was watching an episode of 'camp mischief', a silly almost-sitcom cartoon taking place at a summer camp that they both enjoyed.
Chatline Chapter 3: With Friends Like These...
I thought that shit only happened in sitcoms." “your tv was tau—okay, d we need to talk. look man, you need a release that won't add more years to your sentence or leave you goin' to a drug rehab." “yeah like what?"
Whatsername
Some sitcom or something, he didn't care. he was too busy on his laptop to notice, and his headphones were on, playing some music through them.
Dirty Laundry. Chapter Six.
Everyone cheered like a sitcom as he came out. the human stopped, made a comical face, standing awkwardly like a clown before joining in on the others with a laugh. to everyone else, logan was harmless just as alan had been. “what we got going on here?”
Love's Battlefield - Volume 8
I might not be full of the magical, sage-like advice that most teenagers receive at the end of every cheesy family sitcom, but i'm pretty confident that i could take the silver medal if i tried hard enough." "you've helped enough for today."
Learning Curve (Chapter 6, Act1/Book3)
Acting like a weirdo from some stupid sitcom. i've tolerated it! but you're no closer to helping me find my daughter! i don't care what's in your stupid bag; i want to find my little girl!" "i asked you a question.