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Definition of situation comedy in English: situation comedynoun A television or radio series in which the same set of characters are involved in various amusing situations. Example sentencesExamples - He treats the play as if it were a romantic situation comedy, while neglecting its great strength - the glorious, witty dialogue.
- Like a bad situation comedy: here was the over-protective father putting his foot in his mouth up to his knee.
- Without at least one character who affects us emotionally, situation comedy loses all its interest.
- The situation comedy has proved one of the defining and most enduring genres in British television, despite its share of brickbats and setbacks.
- The earliest situation comedy on television was set in the city.
- These 12 achingly funny visits to a Torquay hotel represent British situation comedy at its finest.
- By contrast, chocolate, if American situation comedy is to be believed, comprises the staple diet of recently-made-single women everywhere.
- Even within the single medium of network television, for example, there are huge differences between the production team required for news, situation comedy, and game shows.
- For example, a television situation comedy and two movies have recently been based on life in South Boston.
- The author examines the problem of adapting the situation comedy to the post-Soviet Russian cultural idiom.
- Premiere week also showed the weakness of situation comedy as a genre.
- Alas, it's just a situation comedy about the nervous breakdown of a middle-class mediocrity.
- This ensemble piece plays like the worst situation comedy, bordering on farce and venturing well into the realm of stereotypes.
- This is the family situation comedy against which all other family sitcoms must now be measured.
- Throughout the 1990s, television situation comedy moved almost all of its most popular characters into identifiable urban areas.
- The upbeat down-to-earth situation comedy about the trials and traumas of a family living in Walworth, London, is back later this year.
- Although it could never break into the Top 30 in the Nielsen ratings race, the show nonetheless became part of the American Family's regular weekly diet of situation comedy and familial friendliness.
Definition of situation comedy in US English: situation comedynounˌsiCHəˈwāSHən ˈkämədēˌsɪtʃəˈweɪʃən ˈkɑmədi A television or radio series in which the same set of characters are involved in various amusing situations. Example sentencesExamples - Premiere week also showed the weakness of situation comedy as a genre.
- This is the family situation comedy against which all other family sitcoms must now be measured.
- The author examines the problem of adapting the situation comedy to the post-Soviet Russian cultural idiom.
- The upbeat down-to-earth situation comedy about the trials and traumas of a family living in Walworth, London, is back later this year.
- Throughout the 1990s, television situation comedy moved almost all of its most popular characters into identifiable urban areas.
- The situation comedy has proved one of the defining and most enduring genres in British television, despite its share of brickbats and setbacks.
- This ensemble piece plays like the worst situation comedy, bordering on farce and venturing well into the realm of stereotypes.
- He treats the play as if it were a romantic situation comedy, while neglecting its great strength - the glorious, witty dialogue.
- Alas, it's just a situation comedy about the nervous breakdown of a middle-class mediocrity.
- The earliest situation comedy on television was set in the city.
- For example, a television situation comedy and two movies have recently been based on life in South Boston.
- These 12 achingly funny visits to a Torquay hotel represent British situation comedy at its finest.
- Like a bad situation comedy: here was the over-protective father putting his foot in his mouth up to his knee.
- Even within the single medium of network television, for example, there are huge differences between the production team required for news, situation comedy, and game shows.
- Without at least one character who affects us emotionally, situation comedy loses all its interest.
- By contrast, chocolate, if American situation comedy is to be believed, comprises the staple diet of recently-made-single women everywhere.
- Although it could never break into the Top 30 in the Nielsen ratings race, the show nonetheless became part of the American Family's regular weekly diet of situation comedy and familial friendliness.
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