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    Alaine De Botton Analysis

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    will not, they are there to convey messages that are too dangerous to state directly. Humorists, like ones on Saturday Night Live and in movies, use comedy and jokes to bring about difficult messages. Saturday Night Live (SNL) often uses satirical skits to convey a deeper message. SNL takes events that have recently occurred and turns them into comedies that address the ongoing situations that occur throughout the country. For example, Kate McKinnon plays Hillary Clinton, while Alec Baldwin…

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    make jokes and snarky comments to get a laugh out of my friends. I have wielded this unusual weapon, for years and it helped establish my identity, and improved my life. Without my comedy, I would have no friends, no social life, and I would have never been in a relationship. An example I can give, on how I used my comedy to win a situation is during a training session as a Venture Scout. I took the training session with my crew, and another crew that I never met. However, during the training…

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    Cyrano de Bergerac is a tragic comedy, a play which is light and humorous and is composed of jokes and humorous performance. In this play, Cyrano continuously makes the audience laugh by making jokes about his own physical appearance. This play comes very close to being a tragedy, a work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow, especially as a consequence of a tragic flaw. In this play Cyrano suffers the consequence of a tragic flaw, when he talks with Roxanne…

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    Film Parody As A Satire

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    altered the way people think, behave and interact. Satire films is an effective representation of those transformations. Satire falls under the major genre category of film, comedy, a ‘professional entertainment consisting of jokes and satirical sketches, intended to make an audience laugh’.() The reason is that satire often use comedy to portray then discredit whether a person or a social idea. Parody at the same time has many similarities compared to satire that they both incorporate humor.…

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    Screwball Comedy Essay

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    Screwball comedy attempts to invert these several characteristics of film noir in order to create a more light-hearted approach to filmmaking. Like film noir, screwball comedy is an American genre that became popular during the Great Depression. Its purpose was to instill a feeling of hope within the audience through its romantic storylines. As film noir did, screwball comedy provided an escape for Americans. However, in screwball comedy, they look at the bright side in film noir, the characters…

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    Scream Queens Analysis

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    The new TV show Scream Queens premiered September 22, 2015 on FOX. Scream Queens is about the Kappa Kappa Tau sorority house, who is being targeted by several killers dressed in a red devil outfit. The shows is part slasher flick and black comedy with a modern take on the classic whodunit. Even though there is violence, gore and the use of sexual language, the show demonstrates to be more satirical than terrifying. In addition, Scream Queens is a unique show because it’s like a parody, pocking…

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    Slapstick Humor

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    Two major subcategories of comedy that are regularly found in American humor are slapstick and sarcasm. Slapstick humor can be described as broad comedy characterized by animated actions; it is very visual and physical. There are many examples of American comedians that use slapstick humor such as “The Three Stooges” from the early to the…

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    The Office Satire

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    The spelling of humor, what ‘chips’ are, the … are among many off the issues Americans and the British are unable to agree on, but one debate that seems to be never ending is the argument over the British and American versions of the hit comedy, “The Office”. This debacle has led to further investigation into the comedic styles of “The Office” and how they feature the difference in the approaches to life and sense of humor the Americans and British have, along with the reasoning behind their…

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    family but he more than just a game show host here is what i would do if i were him.i would go have fun. One i could go anywhere because i could drive it would be cool to drive i beat you are asking well how did he get into tv. Well he was a stand up comedy person,but with his family engeraging him he made it to the top lowly but he did it. And more news about his family a little while ago hi family was in some drama with his wife and him they got a divorce but then they got back together then…

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    The Importance of Being Earnest: Written vs. Performed play. The Importance of Being Earnest , written by Oscar Wilde in 1895, is a romantic comedy play written about the happenstance, coincidence, and revelation that occurs one London season between two friends, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff, and their paramours Gwendolyn Bracknell and Cecily Cardew respectively. Minor characters include Lady Bracknell, Gwendolen’s mother and aunt to Algernon; Lane, Algernon’s butler; Miss Prism,…

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