Much like music, comedy can be so technically good, that it's not funny. Some comedians who are known as "comedian's comedians" are actually doing comedy jazz. The audience might not get it, but the comedians backstage are rolling around laughing.
"I don't really think this comedian is funny."
"Well it's comedy jazz, it's a bit over your head. They're more of a comedian's comedian."
Jokes and memes made about coronavirus and it's specific strains (e.g. COVID-19, SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV) which lighten the mood, relieve anxiety and make you feel better.
"James said: 'If youβve ever had the water in Warrensburg, MO youβre immune to the Coronavirus'. You gotta love that corona-comedy."
"Did you see #QuarantineLife trending on Twitter, people using corona-comedy to get through it."
Janine: "You can't be making dark jokes like that about coronavirus." Me: "They ain't dark jokes, it's corona-comedy to lighten the mood, completely different".
A movie made and advertised as an action or disaster movie with more comedy dialogue than serious, making people wonder if it's supposed to be funny or if the script writers failed. Movies like these are usually critically panned but box office successes.
Deep Impact is a good example of a hidden comedy. It seems like a serious film about the end of the world and the survival of humanity, though quite a bit of dialogue sounds more like it came from a Mike Judge film.
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n., when a humorous situation escalates into the accidental or intentional use of breasts to fuel physical comedy
Guy A: Hey, did you see the latest episode? You know, where that guy totally grabbed that girl's boobs?
Guy B: Yeah, I kinda thought it was an excess of tituational comedy.
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A situation when someone inflicts self damage in an idiotic accident and is totally owned, causing people to laugh at their own misfortune.
The man stumbled and fell down the hill rolling into and through a pile of shit, a perfect example of arse comedy
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The Divine Comedy is a british pop band from Ireland that is led by the only ever-present member, Neil Hannon. The Divine Comedy is also an epic poem from the 14th century that is about heaven and hell.
Usually Hannon hires an orchestra in his songs, and its sounds really awesome. Listen to 'Die A Virgin'.
The Divine Comedy had a song in the beginning of "Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy" entitled "Thank You For The Fish".
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