[ SECRET POST #4028 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4028 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I find canned laughter irritating and it's especially out of place when there is obviously no studio audience given the nature of the set/outdoor filming, like on MASH. WHERE IS THE LAUGHTER COMING FROM??? I guess the same place and the music and ambient light, but it's just not a suspension of disbelief I can't make and it feels a bit like MST3K (which I like, but the point is they are cracking jokes about things that were unintentionally funny, not pointing out where you should laugh).

A live studio audience is fine, especially the way they can react to specific events in a unique way and the cast can play off the laughter to determine their timing or ad-lib something. Like that time on Will & Grace when Debbie Reynolds got her scarf stuck in a door. I don't like it when there's hooting, though, especially if it's over something really tame, like two people kissed (gasp!), especially-especially if it would have played better as a serious moment.

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*just not a suspension of disbelief I CAN make