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sitcom

[sit-kom] / ˈsɪtˌkɒm /


NOUN
situation comedy
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Every man in every movie, sitcom and cartoon I watched either completed their hero’s journey or died trying.

From Salon

I can’t shake the image of a woman in traditional dress sharing forest coffee with a bear, an art scene reaching for myth and landing, briefly, in sitcom.

From Salon

The Welsh actress, writer and comedian, 59, who is best known for co-creating the hit BBC sitcom, had two books published last year.

From BBC

“There were so many sitcoms being aired at one time, and they were all trying to be the thing that people talked about,” Anderson says, adding that today’s media landscape is more fragmented.

From Los Angeles Times

So yeah – actual fake newscasts are perfect stages for parody, as are fake reality shows, fake sitcoms and fake dramas.

From Salon