#situational comedy

[dinosaurwithablog]

Love American Style was a goofy show... they had skits like the one above and little, short, silly love stories. They had a star studded cast. I used to watch this show with my mom in the 70s. We'd get a big bag of potato chips and turn on the TV. It was fun!! This show was considered quite risqué for the times. They had stars like...

Tiny Tim and Robert Reed and Judy Carne...

Paul Winchell and Jerry Van Dyke...

Kay Ballard and Larry Storch and Joan Blondell...

Frankie and Annette and Shari Lewis...

Jerry Orbach and Bernadette Peters... so many people who were stars from the past and those who would be big stars in the future... if you were in a goofy mood, it was a lot of fun to watch.

[propranksterpropaganda]

Time to unleash it to Tumblr.

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[sophisticat42]

Help me solve an argument with my boyfriend. *In your opinion*, is Star Trek a SitCom? Don't look it up. Tell me based on vibes.

Yes, it's a SitCom and it's funny

No, it's not a SitCom. but it is funny

Yes, it's a SitCom but it's not a funny one

No, it's not a SitCom and it's not even funny

I have never seen Star Trek

I have a complicated answer to this question

Voting ended onMay 4, 2024

[regulus-ready-to-scream]

warrior cats situational comedy

Picture this: A kittypet without a collar runs into the woods to join the wild warriors of the clans. They work, they train, and they fight. But they always look towards the distance, as if waiting for something. Then, one day a two-leg walks right into camp. The clan cats are horrified as it picks up the former house cat and walks away. As it turns out, the kittypet did not have a collar for a reason: They had a microchip instead.

[priest-iuput]

Trying to understand my face in the context of lighting and angles.

[angelsamericana]

im sorry its late at night and reading is bullshit

assuming you're the ieron anon? no need to apologize i'm still laughing out loud irl over this. did you never take a high school chemistry class and learn the word 'ion'? did you think that 'ieron-atural' makes more sense than 'iero-natural'? what is an atural. genuinely thank you this is so entertaining.

[thoughts-of-the-unheard]

speaking of sitcoms what does sitcom stand for like ik romcom stands for romantic comedy but whats sit situation? is it situational comedy? what does it mean

[thewondermentofillustration]

Gluyas Williams - “Will somebody pick a card, any card?”, 1933, pen and ink Gluyas Williams (1888-1982) was a leading American gag cartoonist whose clean lines and sharp timing made everyday social scenes feel both familiar and faintly ridiculous. He excelled at showing how people behave in groups, especially when their attention drifts or their interests fail to align. In “Will somebody pick a card, any card?” the humour comes from the magician’s misplaced confidence: he assumes the room is with him, yet no one is actually paying attention. Williams’s expertise in portraying micro‑gestures, such as socially engaged postures, mutual eye contact and hands occupied with anything but the trick, quietly reveals how completely he has misread his audience.