So I guess laugh tracks are expired. Also, Shaggy “threw his voice,” making it sound like it was coming from another room. We used to believe in this, and quicksand.
“people yelling in the background” is such an interesting way to hear a laugh track described.
I stuggled to get my son to watch any older cartoons as well. The only one he liked was Tom and Jerry
One of my absolutely favorite things is a copy of MASH someone released that had the laugh track left out.
The show is so much better for it. I wish this was more of a thing.
This sounds amazing
He’s enjoying it and laughing, but strangely he laughs at things the laugh track isn’t emphasizing
Depending on age that’s normal, basically whenever they see something they have never seen their brain has to decide if thats just a normal weird thing, or an impossible funny thing.
Old cartoons are full of both. Imagine a phone, but it has a string like cable attached to it. Hillarious!
To be fair, the older a cartoon is the more it was written for adults.
I hated laugh tracks back when they were still popular. Unless it’s an ironic laugh track.
Why were we so worried about quicksand?
And piranhas. It was the cartoons
Quicksand is still a danger, even if it doesn’t work as some people might imagine.
elabo pls
Who is Elabo?
short for elaborate
Quicksand would be like any fluid, even if it’s thicker. Things still sink in it. It’s a matter of denseness. Floating is not some kind of default.
meant “elaborate” if /s
Quicksand would be like any fluid, even if it’s thicker. Things still sink in it. It’s a matter of denseness. Floating is not some kind of default.
Tell him they’re ghosts, and the whole joke is that Mystery Inc. keeps finding random guys dressed as ghosts and somehow don’t notice all the ghosts yelling right there
I can’t stand laugh tracks anymore. Which sucks because I loved that 70s show but can’t watch it because it has a laugh track. Also home improvement and others that I’m forgetting.
Both examples were filmed in front of an actual live audience, tho. In those cases, it’s not a laugh track; it’s an actual audience behind the 4th wall.
Doesn’t mean that’s authentic. What is cue cards?
The bit about throwing one’s voice was often used when I was younger as a possible explanation for mystics inviting spirits into the room. So that’s not actually a thing?
