Sentence examples for sitcom frame from inspiring English sources
"The New Normal" is filmed with a single camera like "New Girl" and "Girls," and that cinematic effect is fresher and more forgiving than the classic sitcom frame that restrains "Partners," in which one-liners are punctuated with audience laughter, making the show seem all the more old school.
Sit.com is billed as a traditional family sitcom framed by the distractions of the modern technological era.
NBC now affixes every frame of sitcom swill like "Emeril" with its promotional peacock logo outfitted in the stars and stripes -- maybe the first good argument for a constitutional amendment banning flag desecration.
The 35-year-old star rose to prominence as the hilarious Andy Dwyer in the hit sitcom Parks and Recreation where his chubby frame reflected his easy-going character.
We wanted to take an ultramodern topic (marriage equality) and frame it in a universe of sitcom tropes.
Mildly amusing and completely ridiculous, Angela's journey of self-discovery unfolds in TV-friendly frames and sitcom-stale setups.
The first film won over younger audiences by synthesising elements of popular US TV series: it deployed the skittish, A-plot/B-plot structure of mainstream sitcoms within the broader framing of those reality shows that cram attractive people in well-appointed lofts without enough clothes to go round.
The bronze age of TV sitcom and adventure cartoons of the 1960s was defined by horrid frame rates, plagiarised character design, tacky merchandising, and cost-cutting animation techniques (think the looping backgrounds of The Jetsons).
We're at the Chiltern Open Air Museum in Buckinghamshire on the first day of shooting Chickens, a first world war sitcom written by Sweet and Inbetweeners actors Joe Thomas and Simon Bird, and the trio's frames are chilled with fear.
