sitcomic

English

Etymology

sitcom +‎ -ic, perhaps influenced by comic.

Adjective

sitcomic (comparative more sitcomic, superlative most sitcomic)

1. Of or relating to sitcom.
   • 1996, David Marc, Demographic Vistas: Television in American Culture, page 11:

     Kettle films deal with sitcomic themes, their feature length, lack of audience response tracks, and relatively panoramic settings make them very different viewing experiences.

   • 2014, Timotheus Vermeulen, Scenes from the Suburbs: Suburban Space in Us Film and Television:

     In The Simpsons, the sitcomic plot drives the camera over the harsh, black, thin lines making up the flat setting in an often hasty and inconsistent tempo.