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{{quote|''"I know this is a sitcom, but ''no one'' can be this stupid."''|'''Brendon''', in ''[[Home Movies]]'' (an [[Hypocritical Humor|animated sitcom]])}} |
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The term [[Sit Com]] is a contraction of "Situation Comedy". Originally, sitcoms were broadcast on the radio. Before long, they progressed to television; the Ur-[[Sit Com]] on TV is ''[[I Love Lucy]]'', which pioneered many of the technical and comedic techniques used to this day, including [[Three Cameras]], but the first television sitcom is generally agreed to have been 1946's ''Pinwright's Progress'' on the BBC (all footage is lost, however). |
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=== Subgenres: === |
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* [[Britcom]] |
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* [[Dom Com]] |
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* [[Fantastic Comedy]] |
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* [[Kid Com]] |
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* [[Odd Couple]] |
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* [[Sit Comic]] |
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* [[Work Com]] |
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See also [[Comedy Tropes]]. |
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[[Category:Short Film]] |
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[[Category:Show Genres]] |
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[[Category:Television]] |
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[[Category:The Forties]] |
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[[Category:Sit Com]] |
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