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When it first hit the airwaves, Michael G. Moye and Ron Leavitt's 1987 sitcom "Married... with Children" represented a revolutionary turn of events. The bulk of TV sitcoms throughout the 1980s skewed wholesome, often depicting idealized, loving suburban families dealing with recognizable domestic drama. In most cases, there was a non-threatening air to American TV that reflected the bleak conservatism of the Reagan era. "Married... with Children" deliberately flew in the face of TV's perceived wholesomeness, presenting a family of miserable, ignorant, awful, unhealthy characters who all openly hated one another. The Bundy family only seemed to live together out of spite, refusing to murder each other because they knew staying alive was a better way to inflict misery.

The series was, perhaps bafflingly, a major hit for Fox, lasting 259 episodes over the course of 11 boffo seasons. It eventually took on a dangerous skew, offering more and more brazen titillation...

Matt LeBlanc’s co-stars from Friends have shown concern after photos of the actor have surfaced with him looking exhausted. Some suspect the loss of LeBlanc’s friend and co-star Matthew Perry has made him more reclusive. In a statement, a source assured LeBlanc his co-stars are still there for him.

Photos Showed LeBlanc Car Shopping With His Daughter

On the famous NBC sitcom, LeBlanc played the character of Joey Tribbiani. LeBlanc’s character was a struggling actor in New York City and often served as the show’s comic relief. The character also notably received his own self-titled spin-off, Joey, which ran for two seasons.

Outside of his Friends role, LeBlanc is also known for the sitcom Man with a Plan. Beforehand, he was also known for his recurring role of Vinnie Verducci on Married… with Children. LeBlanc also reprised the character in two spin-offs, Top of the Heap and Vinnie & Bobby.