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Yeah, that Christmas ep where we find out Fonzi has no family and has to spend the Holiday alone; gut- busting hilarious!
You've never seen a sitcom with a heartwarming holiday episode before? Shit, MASH was a sitcom and a good portion of the episodes were dramatic, especially in the later years. All in the Family had a guy blown up in his car in the final minutes of one episode. Complete shocker. Yet, sitcom.
And, by the way, the running gag of the Cunningham's broken and unstoppable mechanical Santa is pretty f'n funny.
Happy Days: sitcom.
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no laugh track, no comedy*
no woman , no cry
brm
*if I am wrong about the lack of a laugh track for s.1 I will concede defeat.
Otherwise, I challenge you to find a single sitcom of that era or before that did not employ a track or "live" audience
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Yeah, that Christmas ep where we find out Fonzi has no family and has to spend the Holiday alone; gut- busting hilarious!
You've never seen a sitcom with a heartwarming holiday episode before?
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I KNEW you would counter with that ARGUMENT.
I concede that particular point!
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Yeah, that Christmas ep where we find out Fonzi has no family and has to spend the Holiday alone; gut- busting hilarious!
You've never seen a sitcom with a heartwarming holiday episode before?
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NO
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