i see what you mean, and i agree that “sweetened” laughter (adding some sfx to a studio audience) is much more bearable than the canned stuff. still, it’s funny that we had to be hand-held and told what parts were funny. didn’t think much of it at the time, but now it’s really annoying
I prefer this kind of laughter as it doesn’t break the conversation flow like US sitcoms to.
i see what you mean, and i agree that “sweetened” laughter (adding some sfx to a studio audience) is much more bearable than the canned stuff. still, it’s funny that we had to be hand-held and told what parts were funny. didn’t think much of it at the time, but now it’s really annoying