Arthur D. Hlavaty

I loved it because it was the one sitcom where Daddy & Mommy liked each other and neither was a moron. I could imagine Gomez & Morticia Doing It. (I didn't want to think about whether the Kramdens did it, but it still seems unlikely that, if they did, they both enjoyed it.) I think it also subliminally programmed and brainwashed me. The message was that if you're weird, don't pretend to be normal; find someone with complementary weirdness. It worked, and unlike W.C. Fields with the woman who drove him to drink, I hereby thank them for it.

The Rotund likes them too.