[ SECRET POST #4028 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4028 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Agreed on all of this. Plus, there's also the fact that sometimes it can feel like you're sharing a laugh with other people, which can be enjoyable in its own right.

And with some older sitcoms, a lot of the actors have a theater background and the show can be staged more like a play than a proper sitcom ("Frasier" is a good example of this). So in those instances it makes sense there's a live audience, 'cause it adds to the kind of "theater/play" feel of the show.