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Sitcom
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A sitcom is a television comedy show featuring recurring characters in humorous situations, often centered around everyday life or relationships. The format has been influential in television history, with shows like "I Love Lucy" helping establish the sitcom as a popular and enduring entertainment genre.
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Sitcom (ang. situation comedy) – rodzaj serialu komediowego, w którym dominuje tzw. humor sytuacyjny. Akcja sitcomu rozgrywa się przez większość czasu w jednym pomieszczeniu. Rodzaj tej sztuki filmowej zapoczątkowano w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Nazwa sitcom pochodzi od angielskiego wyrażenia situation comedy („komedia sytuacyjna”).
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