How do you think of sitcoms?

Answer 1

situation comedies

A sitcom is a television genre (situation comedy) where people are in the same situation every episode there are a lot of stereo types in them. stereotypes are things that reflect ideas that groups of people hold about others who are different from them A stereotype can be embedded in single word or phrase (such as, "jock" or "nerd"), an image, or a combination of words and images. The image evoked is easily recognized and understood by others who share the same views. Stereotypes can be either positive ("black men are good at basketball") or negative ("women are bad drivers"). But most stereotypes tend to make us feel superior in some way to the person or group being stereotyped. In a sitcom the main stereotypes is who runs or is leader of the house hold out of the men and the women sitcoms usually pick the women to rule the house hold but the man also thinks he does this causes a chain of events sitcoms also have catch phrases that they will say often maybe in every episode so the audience is just waiting for them to say it e.g. Rodney u plonker

Answer 2

a comedy show is a show that is funny. A comedy show makes you laugh and entertains you whole heartedly. They are funny and really enjoyable. Comedy shows help in increasing relaxation and are good stress relievers. E.g FRIENDS is a very popular comedy show. The Librarians is popular Australian comedy show. Little Britain is a wacky British comedy show. These shows are really fun to watch and will keep you laughing the entire show. I like you. You are a nice person. We should be friends. Cool dog. I. Am vegan

Answer 3

A comedy series is an ongoing television show that focuses on comedy. A few comedy series are The Simpsons, Family Guy, and American Dad. A few older comedies are Malcom in the Middle and Everybody hates Chris.

Answer 4

i hate sitcoms!

Sitcoms are usually based on one good funny story. there are very rare occasions where they are actually able to stay funny. People that watch them are usually so bored out of their minds that they fall victim to a form of entertainment where they are even instructed on when a line is funny by the caned laughter. Sitcom watchers rarely laugh at the Humour them selves because that is done for them by the caned laughter.

Answer 5

A situation comedy, often shortened to sitcom, is a genre of comedy that features characters sharing the same common environment, such as a home or workplace, accompanied with jokes as part of the dialogue. Such programs originated in radio, but today, sitcoms are found mostly on television as one of its dominant narrative forms.

Answer 6

A sitcom is a "situation comedy." It's used to describe a TV or radio show with a set cast of characters that find themselves in humorous or unusual situations.

Answer 7

"I Love Lucy" is an old sitcom. "Sitcom" means "situation comedy," generally on television.

Answer 8

Situational comedy