This Collider article rounds up ten sitcoms from the 1970s-90s that were popular in their day but have since faded from public memory, arguing that streaming availability and cultural staying power don't always correlate. The piece is a nostalgic retrospective rather than breaking news, aimed at reminding readers of shows overshadowed by longer-running hits like Seinfeld and Friends.

Highlighted entries include It's Your Move (a short-lived, controversial 1980s NBC sitcom starring a young Jason Bateman as a scheming teenager), Small Wonder (a sci-fi family comedy about a robot girl named V.I.C.I.), It Takes Two (starring Richard Crenna and Patty Duke Astin, notable for early roles by Helen Hunt and Anthony Edwards), and Step by Step (a blended-family comedy starring Patrick Duffy and Suzanne Somers). The article continues with further entries beyond those detailed in the excerpt, each accompanied by cast and plot context explaining why the show was memorable at the time.