The February Network, Primetime, Half-Hour, Live-Action Sitcom Rankings

Here are the February sitcom rankings. This goes through all episodes that have aired to date. Ratings and viewership numbers are considered, but it is mostly opinion based.

Rank	Prev.	Show	Network	% of Next Seas.
1	1	Community	NBC	80
2	2	The Big Bang Theory	CBS	100
3	4	How I Met Your Mot…	CBS	95
4	7	Parks and Recreation	NBC	85
5	3	Modern Family	ABC	100
6	8	The Office	NBC	95
7	5	30 Rock	NBC	100
8	9	Cougar Town	ABC	100
9	6	Two and a Half Men	CBS	50
10	10	Mike and Molly	CBS	85
11	11	Raising Hope	Fox	100
12	12	Better with You	ABC	66
13	15	The Middle	ABC	100
14	N/R	Mr. Sunshine	ABC	50
15	13	Perfect Couples	NBC	40
16	16	Rules of Engagement	CBS	40
17	N/R	Mad Love	CBS	33
18	14	Outsourced	NBC	25
19	N/R	Traffic Light	Fox	33
20	17	Running Wilde	Fox	0
21	18	$#*! My Dad Says	CBS	50

-Community maintained its position in the 1 spot with what I considered one of the top 10 episodes last night. Of course, I am a political junkie.

-Big Bang Theory has continued its run of just-above-average, and with its large audience, positive history, and moderate improvements the past few weeks, it keeps the 2 spot.

-HIMYM finished the month with a mediocre episode, but has been relatively strong since charting new territory with Marshall's father's death.

-Parks and Rec continues its inevitable climb upwards after a full month of episodes.

-The Michael Scott Farewell Tour has clearly commenced, and The Office has gone on an upswing by closing out some lingering storylines, which I'm sure will continue for the last few episodes before Carrell leaves.

-Oh Two and a Half Men. The drop has almost nothing to do with what aired on screen. The show has already been renewed, but with Charlie Sheen's latest antics, a 9th season is in jeopardy. In fact, giving it 50% odds of continuing is probably too high.

-We had 3 debuts this month- Mr. Sunshine, Mad Love, and Traffic Light. All 3 had shaky pilots. I think the casts are strong enough to right the ship on Mr. Sunshine(Matthew Perry, Allison Janney, Andrea Anders), which has shown signs of improvement  and Mad Love (Sarah Chalke, Jason Biggs, Judy Greer), which has not.