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⌈ Secret Post #3736 ⌋

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[Star Trek: AOS (Reboot)]

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[Jake Lloyd, Star Wars]

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(A Little Princess, the 1995 Alfonso Cuarón version)

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[Detective Constable Katie Harford (played by Georgina Campbell) on Broadchurch (season 3)]

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[Naruto, KakaSasu]

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[The Nosleep Podcast]

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The best kind of crying!

Sharknado because of the sheer gleeful stupidity.

'Allo 'Allo - the gateau from the chateau scene
Dad's Army - "What is your name?" "Don't tell him, Pike!"
Horrible Histories - pretty much everything but the songs are THE BEST
Last of the Summer Wine - the scene where they're walking round in upturned dustbins
Blackadder 2 - the arrival of Lord Flasheart

And many more scenes in all of the above. Classics every one.

I laughed so hard watching Spy. By far my favorite Melissa McCarthy film.

What We Do In Shadows had everyone in my household in tears.

From my childhood, this scene from Wrongfully Accused gets me every time. https://youtu.be/wOJHXDgIq9w

Everyone was trying to be polite (or was suffering in silence or something) when I saw Spy in theaters, so I tried laughing quietly to myself. By the time Jason Statham's character was listing all the impossible things he had done in Susan's motel room, I lost it laughing so hard I was sobbing. XD

That is the worst kind of audience to see a comedy with!

Spy was amazing. I saw it at home and legit couldn't stop laughing @ "it looks like an ewok died on your head!"

and What we Do in The Shadows - "LEAVE ME TO DO MY BIDDING!" "what are you bidding on?" "I'm bidding on a table!" but the one that truly made me laugh was when one person was like "And now I can't watch daytime television! Well....I guess I can but it's not the same!"

My favorite was when they were talking about Vladislav not being able to change his face and we get this shot.

Cracks me up.

What we do in the shadows was so great. I WOULD pause to laugh.

It was actually live theatre, but Martin McDonagh's play The Lieutenant of Inishmore was amazing. This is the writer/director of In Bruges, fyi. It's the blackest of black comedies, and there is a lot of blood/gore (and dead cats), so that may put a few people off but if you're okay with that I highly highly recommend it. I was laughing so hard at certain points I missed other lines. And the production I saw had Chris Pine in the title role!

I didn't see The Lieutenant of Inishmore, but I did see McDonagh's A Behanding in Spokane with Christopher Walken and Sam Rockwell and remember that being a lot of fun.

I laughed so hard I cried at "Master of the House," also when the Thenardiers crashed Marius and Cosette's wedding. I'm easily amused.

Several episodes of Whose Line Is It Anyway. One I remember in particular is when they were playing Party Quirks and Ryan had to pretend to be Carol Channing whose head keeps getting stuck to things. He pretended to have his head stick to the host's desk and actually broke the desk light. I watched it the first time it aired and couldn't stop laughing.

Oh, my god, yes. "Whose Line" had some absolutely hysterical moments.

The episode where Richard Simmons was a guest was another perfect example of that. I don't know what made my family laugh harder-Colin's interactions with Richard or watching literally EVERYONE in the studio absolutely lose it. Drew Carey about fell out of his chair, he was laughing so hard.

That was a GREAT one! :D

What We Do In Shadows

Not a movie, but the Carol Burnett Show. The curtains scene...and so, so much more.

Saving Face - https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/saving_face/

There was a bit that was very sad, then a Sudden Reveal made it hella awkward and Freaking Hilarious and the reveal had me belly-laughing.

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