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Encyclopedia > List of television comedies without laugh tracks

Here is a list of non-animated TV comedy shows without laugh tracks: This article does not cite any references or sources. ...

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The situation comedy format seems to have originated in the Old time radio era of the United States, but today they are produced around the globe.
One example of this is the animated situation comedy The Simpsons, where the characteristics of animation has rendered the characters unchanging in appearance forever -- although the characters in the show have sometimes made knowing references to this (the writers have made reference to that by calling The Simpsons a "frozen-in-time" show).
Most contemporary situation comedies are filmed with a multicamera setup in front of a live studio audience, then edited and broadcast days or weeks later.
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