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This document provides an introduction to comedy in British television, discussing different genres, formats, themes, and notable comedic shows and performers. It explores various types of humor like irony, satire, and the absurd. It examines formats such as stand-up, sitcoms, sketch shows, and panel/game shows. Famous British comedies mentioned include Monty Python, The Two Ronnies, French and Saunders, Mr. Bean, Blackadder, and The Office. The document also discusses the history of comedy in Britain and provides vocabulary related to humor.
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- 1. BRITISH COMEDY An introduction to humour in British TV
- 2. WHAT IS COMEDY? Is humour the same in every country? What makes people laugh in your country?
- 3. VOCABULARY Irony, Sarcasm(n) A sketch (n) A Comedian (n, masc) Dry (adj) A Comedienne (n, fem) A panel (n) An innuendo (n) Conventional (adj) A gag, a joke (n) Alternative (adj) A punch line Observational (adj)
- 4. MEDIA Television Radio Written forms Comic strips, poems, stories
- 5. COMIC STRIP
- 6. FORMATS Stand up Situational Comedy Game show/Panel Show Sketch show
- 7. THEMES Innuendo British Class system Satire Race and regional stereotypes Absurd Sarcasm Macabre Parodies of stereotypes Surreal and chaotic Eccentric people Humour in everyday life Pranks and practical jokes Social awkwardness
- 8. GENRES Slapstick Satire Surreal Parody Class Macabre/Black/Dark Political Panel Show Alternative
- 9. HISTORY The Music Hall The War Women Radio Television The Heyday of British Comedy…… the 70s.
- 10. STAND UP
- 11. THE SITCOM
- 12. THE SKETCH SHOW
- 14. MONTY PYTHON Politics Slapstick, Surreal Sketch
- 15. THE TWO RONNIES Play on words,Class Conventional Sketch
- 16. FRENCH/SAUNDERS Parody Satire Sketch
- 17. ALAN PARTRIDGE Social awkwardness Surreal Sitcom
- 18. BILLY CONNOLLY Everyday life Observational Stand up
- 19. MR BEAN Eccentric Slapstick Sitcom
- 20. BLACKADDER Class Historic Play on words Sitcom
- 21. H AV E I G O T N E W S F O R YO U ? Religion Satire Panel Show
- 22. THE FAST SHOW Observational, everyday humour Eccentric person Sketch
- 23. THE OFFICE Social awkwardness Black comedy Sitcom
- 24. WHO’S LINE IS IT ANYWAY? Social awkwardness Slapstick, surreal Panel Show
- 25. BIG TRAIN Everyday life, Play on words Observational, surreal Sketch
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