11 out of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Depressing but hugely funny!
Clifford Rutley from Northumberland, England,
18th January, 2006
When all other American sitcoms, of the time, always had to have the ‘American Values’ life lesson in them because that’s what the bosses of the US TV networks wanted, Married With Children didn’t. This is what makes it truly genuinely funny, original and brilliant all at the same time. This is what also makes it one of America's truly greatest ever sitcoms. The show centres on Al Bundy’s misery in life and his realisation that he’s not going to ever be any better off. A far cry from the other fake corporate American sitcoms that always have some sickly fake ‘positive’ message or (as I’ve said before) life lesson to learn. There is nothing to learn here, except the frail sad dilemma that matches most real people’s lives and this is why it hits such a funny cord with so many people.
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