Animation brings a unique flavor to television comedy that live action cannot match. Over the years many incredible cartoons have redefined the situational comedy format. Here is a genuine look at the top fifteen animated sitcoms that left a massive mark on TV history.
Family Guy

This show defined modern chaotic humor since it started in 1999. Some fans think the Griffin family belongs much higher because they are still heavily quoted today. The random cutaways are pure gold.
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

This early Adult Swim pioneer turned a classic superhero into a grandstanding courtroom lawyer. It beautifully balances workplace antics with clever cartoon nostalgia.
Bob’s Burgers

Bob Belcher runs a burger joint alongside his beautifully wild family. Viewers absolutely love the sublime writing and fantastic holiday episodes. It is easily a top favorite for many.
The Amazing World of Gumball

This hit mixes experimental animation styles to turn suburban life into a wild buffet of surprises. Some people argue whether it is a true sitcom but the family dynamics are spot on.
The Critic

Jon Lovitz voiced a grouchy movie critic in this nineties show that was way ahead of its time. The snarky writing offered cutting insight into the entertainment industry before getting canceled early.
Tuca & Bertie

Two bird best friends navigate the heavy struggles of modern adulthood in a colorful city. It keeps a deeply relatable emotional core underneath all the animation madness.
Rick and Morty

A genius scientist and his grandkid travel through different realities in this massive global phenomenon. It uses sci-fi concepts to tell heavy stories about life while staying packed with big laughs. The humor is wild.
Futurama

Matt Groening created this stop of the week delivery office sitcom set in the thirty-first century. The ensemble cast is incredibly endearing and balances smart satire with infinite imagination.
South Park

Four school friends constantly push the absolute limits of television comedy with crude cutout visuals. It is easily one of the funniest shows ever made because the topical satire is so aggressive.
Daria

This brilliant high school spin off stars Daria as a cynical teen trekking through suburban life. She uses her scathing wit to provide stinging commentary on everything around her.
King of the Hill

This series gives a highly accurate look at a blue collar Texas family just trying to keep their ship afloat. The writing is flawless and reaches full blown masterpiece status through pure recognizability. It feels so real.
The Flintstones

This prehistoric classic is the original blueprint for every single animated family show that came after it. The Stone Age families were foundational for modern television comedy.
The Boondocks

This trailblazing series tackled all the complexities of political discourse with incredible energy. Regina King delivers brilliant voice work as the Freeman brothers while the anime visuals add real style.
SpongeBob SquarePants

This undersea masterpiece became a massive global icon for Nickelodeon through sheer comic brilliance. A few commenters wonder if it counts as a sitcom but those early seasons are pure gold.
The Simpsons

There is no doubt that this legendary show changed modern pop culture and comedy forever. It is a complete masterclass in character building and remains the greatest animated sitcom to ever exist.