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Like 8 bit theater. Backgrounds, characters etc. I have looked a bit on google, but it all seems quite hard. Is there an easy way to just get backgrounds and add characters etc? This is more for a friend who has an idea for a comic.
really i don't know
i look a bit on google but i don't find what you want
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preferably that show SOME violent scenes or some 'female eye candy' or 'male eye candy' scenes. But they dont have to have any of that at all. Thanks! Separate the comedy shows that do have them and the ones that dont THANKS!
South Park is cartoon show series.I don't think it is the best answer.And you may find some comedy shows with this link
http://www.dvdsetshop.com/List.aspx?CatID=8
I have been assigned an informative speech in which I must cover how comedy has changed in the past 40 years. If you know a lot about sitcoms, stand-up, movies, anything, please share. I have done my own research, but I cannot find any leads for research. This is one of those things where its better to have been alive during the time period assigned and I'm only 17.
Comedy has changed greatly in the past 40 years. Early "blue" comedians like Lennie Bruce, were being arrested for using language that you can now hear on your television. When the Brady bunch was on, the network would not allow them to show a toilet in the bathroom let alone talk about peeing pooping and farting. Sex and homosexuality were totally off limits. Master bedrooms always had twin beds, and couple were never even seen sitting on a bed let alone naked and engaged in sexual activity.
Oddly alcoholism was considered comical back then whereas today it's not considered something to joke about.
Not to extent as in the old Hollywood movies and television shows. Women were fair game in the 50s and the joke about women drivers was fodder for many comics. Women are now off limits and men are fair game.
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Race was not talked about either. It's strange how that all got reversed in such a short period of time. The 70s seemed to be when the change began. Shows like "All in the Family" were the first to push the limits along with "Soap".
I could go on. This is an interesting question.
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Watchmen Director Zack Snyder, and the cast Billy Crudup, Carla Gugino, Malin Ackerman, and Patrick Wilson on the Watchmen Panel at Comic-Con 2008.
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A sketch show for those who don’t have time to watch a sketch show. Sketches in this episode: Guy Who Doesn’t Understand TV #1, Psychedelic Wizard Bail Bonds, Guy Who Doesn’t Understand TV #2, The Friendly Gangster, Boner, Guy Who Doesn’t Understand TV #3.
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Shakespeare is noted for his masterful use of comic elements – the scene of comic relief, a comic subplot, the clown or fool – in his tragedies to contrast and intensify the ultimate tragic nature of the play. Analyze Rosencrantz and Guildenstern's impact on the overall tone and meaning of the play.
they are complete idiots and are obsessed with sex. whats not funny about that?
She is not too fusy with what type of comedy movies she like, but what are some good ones to watch with her?
The heartbreak kid with Ben Stiller, Stebrothers with Will Ferrell
RandomGal couldn’t make it to NYCC, so she recorded this greeting for the crowd! She does a ridiculous amount of work for the series…even more than she talks about here! I absolutely couldn’t do it without her!
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A comedy stage show…