The multiverse doesn’t belong to only Marvel.
TV sitcoms have been presenting terrifying timelines for years.
Audiences have grown accustomed to dark visions of what could have been.
Lets take a look at some of the most hilarious, yet terrifying alternate realities in sitcoms.
Monica (Courteney Cox) never loses the weight she once had, and becomes codependent.
Parts of the alternate reality dont make a lot of sense.
The writers took one simple concept that was already established in the show and went left instead of right.
Joeys ego makes him insufferable.
Rachel never matures as she never learns to become independent and work for what she wants.
No longer would anyone have to endure his sense of entitlement, rude behavior, or air of superiority.
Like the aforementionedFriendsepisode, The Cooper Extraction is a little inconsistent.
Every vignette doesnt necessarily prove that Sheldon is absolutely necessary.
That has nothing to do with Sheldon, so the concept doesnt always land.
The girls eventually degrade into stereotypically catty behavior, revealing each others darkest secrets in a relentless barrage.
This comedy was constantly attempting and succeeding to be a challenge to the web connection TV formula.
Yet, this episode was so critically acclaimed, it received both an Emmy and Hugo award nomination.
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One of the vignettes even coins a fan favorite concept from the show in The Darkest Timeline.
Worst of all…?
Britta (Gillian Jacobs) got a blue streak in her hair.
