No, it was more of a hysterically nervous "what is going on?" laugh.
Yeah yeah, Go on, laugh, I know you get a big kick out of it... But, it's shameful... disgusting!" Anyway, standing there about 4 feet from Pete, who'd pretended to recognize me (whatta marketing genius!), I desperately tried to think of something to say that would make me stand out.
Television sitcoms have long relied on laugh tracks to goose viewers' responses, because most people are watching either solo or in small groups.
Halfway up the rutted, muddy hill, two riders in front of me toppled off their bikes like the old guy on the tricycle on "Laugh In".
Last year UKTV followed that up with Watch – "like it says on the tin", said Abraham – recruiting Richard and Judy to the new channel for a new chatshow, while UKTV Drama was rebranded as Alibi and UKTV Gold became G.O.L.D. – which stands for Go On, Laugh Daily.
Yeah, go on, laugh at me, pour as much scorn on me as you're able to muster.
