[ SECRET POST #2274 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2274 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Laugh tracks, how do you feel about them?

[inkdust]

So, as far as seeing the laugh-ers goes, you mean you don't mind the laughing audience on Whose Line Is It Anyway, for example, but not laughter on a sit-com that comes from a live audience that the camera never shows?

Re: Laugh tracks, how do you feel about them?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's exactly it. If the audience and their laughter are an established and acknowledged part of the universe I'm okay with it. Otherwise, I feel like it needlessly breaks the fourth wall and find it mildly distracting. There's a bit in between where badly used canned laughter is worse than say a non-visible live audience, but the difference visible versus non-visible laughter is the most noticeable for me.

I'll still watch good shows with non-visible audiences, though. It's a just a bit of a turn off.