Greatest 80s Sitcoms of All Time - Cheers or Married… with Children

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Why This Battle Matters

Imagine a lounge where Sam Malone’s charisma meets Al Bundy’s grouchy wit — that’s the arena for today’s cultural showdown in the 80s Sitcoms of All Time league. Cheers and Married… with Children not only defined television in their era but carved distinct niches in America's heart. Cheers, with its warm barstool wisdom, offers a contrasting backdrop to the uproarious and unapologetically crass Bundy household antics. The stakes? A chance to claim the crown in cultural resonance and comedic brilliance. As a fan, do you lean towards the heartwarming camaraderie of a Boston pub, or the rebellious laugh-in-the-face-of-adversity spirit of a Chicago living room?

🔥 Fan Takes

I mean, how do you choose? Cheers is iconic, but Bundy's disasters are a mood.
Al Bundy for president, lol. Married...with Children was savage AF 😂
Cheers brings back the cozy vibes, man. Where everyone knows your name!

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Cheers over Married… with Children when it comes to the greatest 80s Sitcoms of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Cheers 71.4% of the time over Married… with Children.

Across all battles:

Cheers win rate: 65.5%

Married… with Children win rate: 45.2%

Fan FAQs

Who's the top contender in the'Greatest 80s Sitcoms' league?

Seinfeld is leading the pack in the'Greatest 80s Sitcoms' league. Check out how it stacks against the rest on the GOAT List.

What makes Married… with Children so popular?

Married… with Children has always been a hit for its edgy humor and the dysfunctional yet endearing Bundy family. Fans love it for breaking the typical sitcom mold and its bold take on family life.

Why is Cheers winning by so much in the Greatest 80s Sitcoms battle?

Fans just can't get enough of Cheers's iconic bar setting and lovable characters. It's nostalgia at its best, really pulling ahead because it resonates with so many people's good old days of TV watching.