Sentence examples for a mainstream comedy from inspiring English sources

And Boy Meets Girl is funny, sensitive and progressive but unquestionably a mainstream comedy.

There wasn't a mainstream comedy circuit for it to be an alternative to, not round Islington anyway.

"Sandi will be the first female host of a mainstream comedy panel show on British television - an appointment that is well overdue".

It's a mainstream comedy with a lot of laughs, crammed with nice performances and most importantly some genuine and touching emotion.

It's weird that they haven't got a single hijabi character – there's no excuse when even a mainstream comedy such as Citizen Khan has one.

Loach's last film The Angels Sharee debuted with £256,000 from 73 cinemas, boosted by strong takings in Scotland, where it was positioned as a mainstream comedy.

This week on general release is at cinemas is Hope Springs, a mainstream comedy-drama starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep (a ravishing 63) and Tommy Lee Jones (a youthful 66) as a couple who go on a week-long sex therapy retreat in hopes of restoring intimacy to their 31-year marriage.

Rabin singled out Day's performance as "a potent illustration of how a brilliant character actor with a spark of madness can elevate a ramshackle lowbrow farce into a solid mainstream comedy through sheer force of charisma".

We are here, ostensibly, to talk about the second series of Life of Riley, a determinedly mainstream comedy that returns to BBC1 next week.

Homophobia has long been a part of mainstream comedy, but attitudes have changed radically since 1983, when Eddie Murphy opened the concert film "Delirious" with a long gay-panic riff that included a joke about worrying about getting AIDS from a woman who kissed a gay man.

"He set out to write an old-fashioned mainstream comedy and he did exactly that," Allen told a Broadcasting Press Guild lunch on Tuesday.