Monthly Archives: October 2012

I think comedy is like beauty.  Its a common topic or field that all humans have in common with another and no matter what language a person speaks, or what background they come from, they are able to laugh at … Continue reading →

Comedy, to me, can be a kind of satiric play reflecting the grief and misfortune in cruel reality. Because of the stress from life, we always place our spirits on the comedy with happy endings that bring us relieves temporarily. … Continue reading →

I think comedy is something that makes you laugh, and comedy is something that makes you feel better after you experience it. Personally, I find shows like How I Met Your Mother and Arrested Development. I also find comedians like … Continue reading →

Comedy has always been one of my favorite things.  Whether it is rolling on the floor with several friends while watching Zoolander or Anchorman or simply an abrupt, uncalled-for comment around the Thanksgiving dinner table with grandma, comedy has always played a … Continue reading →

When trying to define comedy or what makes something funny, there are many things that can be taken into concideration.  I personally think something can only be comedic or funny if the audience it is directed at thinks it is.  … Continue reading →

I think the root of humor comes from an expectation that is unfulfilled. I have absolutely no research to back this up, so I am merely speaking from a stream of thought. It seems like the mind has certain expectations … Continue reading →

The essence of comedy to me is similar to beauty. An old saying which says ” beauty is in the eyes of the beholder” goes hand in hand with comedy. When something is funny to a person it is because … Continue reading →

When I think about comedy, I first think of a few of my favorite funny movies. Two of my most favorite are Zoolander and Keeping Mum. Keeping Mum is a dark comedy about a family whose new housekeeper is both … Continue reading →

At first glance, comedy may seem like a sort of impulsive component of interaction that we process subconsciously. However, when the concept of comedy is thoroughly observed, many underlying factors come into play. Regardless of these components, most can agree … Continue reading →