New New York (Futurama).
Nonsense: he gets ribbed by his supporting cast, ultimately decides he can try to make it work with you – and then gets hilariously rejected by you.
What do I care? But if you hang out at the safehouse with Jane, Athena may take it that you have volunteered for another task, errand, chore, or quest, and then put you to work.
Of course there is always the obvious Love Boat
and Fantasy Island although it wasn’t a comedy.
The *Carol Burnette *Show might be fun.
I end up with some high-positioned board member of the SSO. They end up canceling the show he was lathering about in the first act, and playing a concert of video game music instead!
Double zing!
1979’s Flying High (which, ironically, crashed early in its first season).
A bunch of stewardesses (stewardae?), including a young Connie Seleca, who share an apartment, plus a pilot whom they ignore even though he claims to be a stud. Well, that’s fine…more for me!
–G!
TWA coffee?
No, just a taste of your tea, please…
DA LOVE BOAT… that’s the one for me. Nothing to do but lay around and hit on various cast members.
Then again, I wouldn’t mind being Maude pissing off Archie. 
The Great American Hero - but only if I get to wear the suit!
Does Northern Exposure count as a comedy? I’d love to go to Cicely and get in an argument with Chris, talk showtunes and handguns with Maurice, see whatever bizarre filmfest is going on, preferably while pregnant Shelley sings everything and Adam is special guest chef at the Brick, and then go crash at the Japanese themed gay owned B&B.
Obviously the Shore Leave Planet or the Amusement Park planet. Or Risa.
If you won’t allow that, it is always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Well, my all time favorite sitcom was Will & Grace but really… I don’t think I would want to hang out with them, since I am not one of the Beautiful People, I would be an outcast for all of them and completely ridiculed.
I guess I’ll have to go with the obvious Love Boat. Two weeks swimming and lying in the sun sounds like Heaven.
I like comedy, women, and running around real fast. It’s Bennie Hill’s Britain for me!
Hee Haw Honeys,
Just pray there’s not a mix-up that sends you to vacation with the Hee Haw Honeys now.
I think the OP mentioned the (far superior) Gilmore Girls, so I don’t see why not.
This.
Plus, I’d be nice to live in a time where riding T-rex and blowing up planets is considered boring.
The supertech I’d be able to bring back won’t hurt either:D
I find that most sitcom land is not friendly to ordinary-looking women, except as the goofy sidekick, and who wants to be that? I considered The Big Bang guys, since they would probably be the most accepting, but two weeks of Sheldon would drive me mad. So I think I’ll visit Northern Exposure land, just so I could argue with Chris, in between bouts of bedding him. Meet you at the Brick, Sampiro!
Satellite of Love with Mike and the Bots.
I have seen Adrian Monk as a houseguest, but I cannot imagine him having houseguests. You would volunteer to be that houseguest?
I think Monk once had Captain Stottelmeyer as a houseguest. It was, of course, a horrible experience for both.
You forget, friend Skald, that I still have the keys to your secret lair, which you gave me during some crisis or other several years ago. I’ll be taking one of the other buggys, of course. 