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** Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: An insane tramp who thinks he is some sort of dashing SherlockHolmes figure out to save the world, when he is actually just stealing food, valuables, money, and, not least, alcohol from people.
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** Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: An insane tramp who thinks he is some sort of dashing SherlockHolmes Literature/SherlockHolmes figure out to save the world, when he is actually just stealing food, valuables, money, and, not least, alcohol from people.
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* Omnipresent on the children's math edutainment show ''Series/OddSquad''.
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* TheSimpsons ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' has the occasional ShowWithinAShow example:
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** Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: An insane tramp who thinks he is some sort of dashing SherlockHolmes figure out to save the world, when he is actually just stealing food, valuables, money, and, not least, alcohol from and robbing people.
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** Slash Infestation, in which a home is plagued by the guitarist Slash. Another home at the end of the sketch is infested with [[RedHotChiliPeppers Fleas]].
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Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, [[ForScience just to see what could happen]]." A JuxtapositionGag is when a character or object is placed in a normally unrelated situation or genre for the sake of a joke.
Common features of a JuxtapositionGag are extremely obvious anachronisms (Abraham Lincoln, [[RecycledInSPACE ASTRONAUT]]) or flat-out contradictory concepts (TheGrimReaper, M.D.), but any two things that are sufficiently distinct from each other can suffice.
Common features of a JuxtapositionGag are extremely obvious anachronisms (Abraham Lincoln, [[RecycledInSPACE ASTRONAUT]]) or flat-out contradictory concepts (TheGrimReaper, M.D.), but any two things that are sufficiently distinct from each other can suffice.
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Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, [[ForScience just to see what could happen]]." A JuxtapositionGag Juxtaposition Gag is when a character or object is placed in a normally unrelated situation or genre for the sake of a joke.
Common features of aJuxtapositionGag Juxtaposition Gag are extremely obvious anachronisms (Abraham Lincoln, [[RecycledInSPACE ASTRONAUT]]) or flat-out contradictory concepts (TheGrimReaper, M.D.), but any two things that are sufficiently distinct from each other can suffice.
Common features of a
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** The "Ministry of Silly Walks" sketch is about a government agency whose mission is to develop silly walking styles. At one point, John Cleese's character notes that the Ministry of Silly Walkscan't just dole out grants willy-nilly because the British government ''actually spends less money'' on silly walks than it does on national defense.
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* Some jokes on the Jay Leno "Headlines" special come from this sort of thing. Sometimes, two ads with incompatible content are placed by each other, or two ads with pictures are placed together and create improbable anatomy. Other times, the headline of one article is next to a picture from a different news story altogether, with unfortunate implications.
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The Random House Dictionary defines juxtaposition "as an act or instance of placing close together or side by side, esp. for comparison or contrast."
Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, just to see what could happen." A Juxtaposition Gag is when a character or object is placed in a normally unrelated situation or genre for the sake of a joke.
Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, just to see what could happen." A Juxtaposition Gag is when a character or object is placed in a normally unrelated situation or genre for the sake of a joke.
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The Random House Dictionary defines juxtaposition "as "[[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness as an act or instance of placing close together or side by side, side]], [[SignatureStyle esp. for comparison or contrast.contrast]]."
Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, [[ForScience just to see what couldhappen.happen]]." A Juxtaposition Gag JuxtapositionGag is when a character or object is placed in a normally unrelated situation or genre for the sake of a joke.
Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated things being put together, [[ForScience just to see what could
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Many comedy writers, however, define juxtaposition as "two completely unrelated
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* Slash Infestation, in which a home is plagued by the guitarist Slash. Another home at the end of the sketch is infested with [[RedHotChiliPeppers Fleas]].
