Sitcom characters are fictional individuals featured in situational comedies, a genre of television that focuses on humorous situations and interactions. These characters often have distinct personalities, quirks, and relationships that drive the comedic elements of the show. They typically include archetypes like the lovable loser, the sarcastic friend, or the overbearing parent, which help create relatable and entertaining scenarios. The dynamics between sitcom characters often lead to comedic conflicts and resolutions, making them memorable to audiences. Popular examples include characters from shows like Friends, The Office, and Parks and Recreation. Their interactions often reflect real-life situations, allowing viewers to connect with their stories and humor.