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The Big Bang Theory could make the list, but it's only been on the air three years, so it's still too early to call this a classic of the decade. It's the same for How I Met Your Mother, which has been on the air four years.
If you want to throw in animated shows into the mix, you can add The Simpsons to the 1990s, even though it premiered in late 1989; perhaps King of the Hill. Curb Your Enthusiasm and Extras are HBO series, so it's not fair to include them in this list; the R-rated shows play by different rules than the family-friendly network programs. The same goes for the FX sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

As for classics sitcoms of the past 10 years, well, let's just say this was the decade that wasn't.
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