Sentence examples for a popular comedy from inspiring English sources
He turned to lighter fare with Seth MacFarlane's Ted (2012), a popular comedy about a talking teddy bear (voiced by MacFarlane), and its 2015 sequel.
When he was born, in 1965, his parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, were a popular comedy team known for their daffy bickering on "The Ed Sullivan Show".
Even Borat's signature catchphrase - "Wa wa wee wa," an expression for wow - derives from a skit on a popular comedy show and is often heard in Israel.
The Adventures of Barry McKenzie has an ignominious legacy as a popular comedy more vulgar and offensive than virtually anything that came before or after it.
In 1966 67 she appeared on the television series The Garry Moore Show, and in 1970 73 she was a regular on Laugh-In, a popular comedy and variety program.
Peter Newkirk, a con man, forger and pickpocket, in the CBS series "Hogan's Heroes," a popular comedy about a Nazi prison camp where the inmates routinely outwit their bumbling captors.
"Trying to finish writing an article for a particular popular comedy website".
Marshall's adaptation of the popular radio series My Friend Irma (1949) was memorable for marking the first onscreen pairing of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, who became a hugely popular comedy team.
Tomlin rebounded with Nine to Five (1980), a hugely popular comedy about coworkers (Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and Dolly Parton) who decide to kill their sexist boss (Dabney Coleman).
In "You Can't Take It With You," a loopy and popular comedy that opened in December 1936 and won a Pulitzer Prize for George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, Ms. Stevenson played the presumably normal one in a family of happy eccentrics on the Upper West Side of Manhattan who is shown the error of her ways in her choice of a man.
Defence solicitor Nick Markowski said McConnachie being pursued by a police vehicle with its blue lights flashing, while weaving around the road at just a few miles-per-hour, would have been like a sketch from popular comedy show Little Britain.
