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You'll realize how unfunny it is -- immediately.
Laugh tracks are insidious. They trick you into thinking something is funnier than it really is. It must be funny, right? After all, everyone's laughing. Ergo, it's funny!
Then you watch it without the laugh track. And it's not funny at all. If it was, you wouldn't need a laugh track (or a laughing studio audience, that laughs when the sign lights up that says "LAUGH".)
Don´t worry, I forgive you, because you made me walk in the light
Like Friends and Seinfeld really aren't funny, but your brain gets tricked.
That's why i stopped watching them if they are streaming on one of my services.
A thought occures...
Someone should do a laugh track on a show like law and order special victims unit. That could actually be pretty funny.
Kind of like the comic Garfield minus Garfield.
This is precisely why I watched Seinfeld. I never thought it was funny (although it had its moments here and there); I watched it because it was outrageous and ridiculous.
Laugh tracks appear in both cutscenes AND gameplay.
Particularly when you press the Charge button (B on Gambecube).