Roseanne fudges the stats, Sheldon "becomes" the ball, and Jim Belushi communes with the gods of the lanes... this week's trope is <em>Bowling!</em> <br>
Here's what we're watching:
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<li>The Flintstones S2 E24 "Fred Strikes Out"</li>
<li>Roseanne S4 E14 "The Bowling Show"</li>
<li>According to Jim S1 E8 "The Turkey Bowl"</li>
<li>The Big Band Theory S3 E19 "The Wheaton Recurrence"</li>
</ul>

Roseanne fudges the stats, Sheldon "becomes" the ball, and Jim Belushi communes with the gods of the lanes... this week's trope is Bowling! Here's what we're watching: The Flintstones S2 E24 "Fred Strikes Out" Roseanne S4 E14 "The Bowling Show" According to Jim S1 E8 "The Turkey Bowl" The Big Band Theory S3 E19 "The Wheaton Recurrence"

Bowling!

Welcome to the Sitcom Study, where we contemplate the TV shows we grew up with and search for the truth and wisdom amidst the tropes and clichés.  Each week we’ll compare and contrast several TV episodes that share a common theme, be it characters plagued by amnesia, pop star guest spots, jump-the-shark moments, or women giving birth in elevators. It happens more than you think...

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Welcome to the Sitcom Study, where we contemplate the TV shows we grew up with and search for the truth and wisdom amidst the tropes and clichés. Each week we’ll compare and contrast several TV episodes that share a common theme, be it characters plagued by amnesia, pop star guest spots, jump-the-shark moments, or women giving birth in elevators. It happens more than you think...

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