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* In-movie example: Andrew tries doing this in ''BicentennialMan'', but he doesn't understand that humor is about delivery and so he simply recites a bunch of jokes one after the other without transitioning or even pausing between words and sentences.
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* ''MADMagazine'', like the aforementioned ''Discworld'', does not have a page without a joke. This includes the table of contents, which inevitably will feature a fake article mixed in with all the real ones. It could be argued that with the addition of full-page ads, this is no longer true, but you still have to at least look because there's probably a 50-50 shot that it will actually be yet another MAD parody.
* ''MADMagazine'', like the aforementioned ''Discworld'', does not have a page without a joke. This includes the table of contents, which inevitably will feature a fake article mixed in with all the real ones. It could be argued that with the addition of full-page ads, this is no longer true, but you still have to at least look because there's probably a 50-50 shot that it will actually be yet another MAD parody.
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* Most of the Wayans Brothers' more wacky movies are like this, especially ''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Sippin' Yo Juice in da Hood'' and ''I'm Gonna Git You, Sucka!''.
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* Most of the Wayans Brothers' more wacky movies are like this, especially ''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Sippin' Yo Juice in da Hood'' and ''I'm ''[[ImGonnaGitYouSucka I'm Gonna Git You, Sucka!''.You Sucka]]''.
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* Exaggerated and lampshaded in {{Community}}, when Pierce prepares jokes in advance for viewing the SoBadItsGood movie, [=KickPuncher 2=]
--> '''Pierce''': Change! Time to change the channel! This guy'll be begging for change soon, he keeps making movies this terrible! We should change to something good, this movie stinks! We should change his diaper. That's change we can believe in!
-->'''Abed''': [Hits pause] Okay, it's obvious something strange is happening here.
-->'''Pierce''': What are you talking about? I'm making jokes during a movie.
-->'''Troy''': Yeah, but you're doing it with the speed and determination of the incomparable {{Robin Williams}}.
--> '''Pierce''': Change! Time to change the channel! This guy'll be begging for change soon, he keeps making movies this terrible! We should change to something good, this movie stinks! We should change his diaper. That's change we can believe in!
-->'''Abed''': [Hits pause] Okay, it's obvious something strange is happening here.
-->'''Pierce''': What are you talking about? I'm making jokes during a movie.
-->'''Troy''': Yeah, but you're doing it with the speed and determination of the incomparable {{Robin Williams}}.
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** By extension, their {{Homage}} ''BrainDonors'' as well.
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** By And by extension, their the {{Homage}} ''BrainDonors'' as well.''BrainDonors'', produced by David and Jerry Zucker.
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** By extension, their {{Homage}} ''Brain Donors'' as well.
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** By extension, their {{Homage}} ''Brain Donors'' ''BrainDonors'' as well.
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* VentureBrothers: A combination of this and obscure references ensures that you'll still be catching new jokes on your fourth, fifth, etc. time watching any given episode. Especially in later seasons.
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* Some of the ''...For Dummies'' books.
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* ''Axis Powers Hetlia", though usually slower paced, falls under this trope sometimes. Especially in the begining of the first episode hwen everyone is talking at once. You would have to watch it several times to get all the jokes.
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* ''{{iCarly}}'': Happens more and more as the show goes into it's fourth season. Notable example being the episode ''iGet Pranky''.
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* ''{{iCarly}}'': Happens more and more as the show goes into it's its fourth season. Notable example being the episode ''iGet Pranky''.
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* ''{{iCarly}}'': Happens more and more as the show goes into it's fourth season. Notable example being the episode ''iGet Pranky''.
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* ''AskANinja'': Particularly the Omni- episodes, in which the Ninja answers several questions in rapid succession.
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* ''EightBitTheater'', like ''VGCats'', uses a longer form, punchline-less system. On an average strip, every single panel with have a joke in each word-bubble, a joke in the background, a VisualPun and a joke in the title.
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* This is the trope that defines {{Bug}} and makes it stand out. It follows a standard five-stips-per-week, four or six panel per strip webcomic format. But instead of just having a punchline in the end, it usually has a theme of the strip defined in the first panel and several {{Visual Pun}}s with captions. Captions itself are often funny as well, and the first panel can have a VisualPun too. You can theoretically get twelve jokes a day.
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* The best film example of RapidFireComedy is ''{{Airplane}}!''. It is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.
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* The [[MostTriumphantExample best film example example]] of RapidFireComedy is ''{{Airplane}}!''. It is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.
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* The best film example of RapidFireComedy is ''{{Airplane}}!''. It is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. The unattributed quote at top (''Don't worry if you missed the joke....'') is straight from the ''Airplane'' Tropes article, and the original name for this article was "The ''Airplane'' Effect" until it was shown that it's much, much [[OlderThanRadio Older Than]] ''{{Airplane}}''. This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.
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* The best film example of RapidFireComedy is ''{{Airplane}}!''. It is the gold-standard by which all other such works of this sort are judged. The unattributed quote at top (''Don't worry if you missed the joke....'') is straight from the ''Airplane'' Tropes article, and the original name for this article was "The ''Airplane'' Effect" until it was shown that it's much, much [[OlderThanRadio Older Than]] ''{{Airplane}}''. This was in many ways when the team Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker perfected the technique.
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** YourMilageMyVary heavily. Given Dreamworks' Hit-Or-Miss track record, they're either all hit, or all miss, there's usually no in between. The ones by Skipper are usually the best.
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** YourMilageMyVary YourMilageMayVary heavily. Given Dreamworks' Hit-Or-Miss track record, they're either all hit, or all miss, there's usually no in between. The ones by Skipper are usually the best.
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** YourMilageMyVery YourMilageMyVary heavily. Given Dreamworks' Hit-Or-Miss track record, they're either all hit, or all miss, there's usually no in between. The ones by Skipper are usually the best.
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** YourMilageMyVery heavily. Given Dreamworks' Hit-Or-Miss track record, they're either all hit, or all miss, there's usually no in between. The ones by Skipper are usually the best.
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* This is the trope that defines {{Bug}} and makes it stand out. It follows a standard five-stips-per-week, four or six panel per strip webcomic format. But instead of just having a punchline in the end, it usually has a theme of the strip defined in the first panel and several {{Visual Pun}}s with captions. Captions itself are often funny as well, and the first panel can have a VisualPun too. You can theoretically get twelve jokes a day. SoYeah.
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* This is the trope that defines {{Bug}} and makes it stand out. It follows a standard five-stips-per-week, four or six panel per strip webcomic format. But instead of just having a punchline in the end, it usually has a theme of the strip defined in the first panel and several {{Visual Pun}}s with captions. Captions itself are often funny as well, and the first panel can have a VisualPun too. You can theoretically get twelve jokes a day. SoYeah.
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* This is the trope that defines {{Bug}} and makes it stand out. It follows a standard five-stips-per-week, four or six panel per strip webcomic format. But instead of just having a punchline in the end, it usually has a theme of the strip defined in the first panel and several {{Visual Pun}}s with captions. Captions itself are often funny as well, and the first panel can have a VisualPun too. You can theoretically get twelve jokes a day. SoYeah.
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* WeirdAlYankovic loves this; ''White and Nerdy'' is probably the most extreme example. There's also the numerous effects of the virus in ''Virus Alert''.
* WeirdAlYankovic loves this; ''White and Nerdy'' is probably the most extreme example. There's also the numerous effects of the virus in ''Virus Alert''.
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** And has now spawned an Amaricanized show called ''Wipeout'' that follows the premise of MXC with new footage filmed specifically for it.
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** And has now spawned an Amaricanized Americanized show called ''Wipeout'' that follows the premise of MXC with new footage filmed specifically for it.
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* TheITCrowd. The first act usually has a few laughs, things ramp up in Act 2, and by Act 3 you WILL be laughing non stop. This happens Every. Single. Episode.
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* While the show itself has a fair number of gags (in both senses of the term), a live and boisterous audience turns ''TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' into a breathless torrent of wisecracks.
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* Columnist DaveBarry tends towards this.
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* All of {{Seanbaby}}'s writings are a cluster of connected jokes.
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* Columnist DaveBarry tends towards this.
* All of Seanbaby's writings are a cluster of connected jokes.
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* Columnist DaveBarry tends towards this.
* All of Seanbaby's writings are a cluster of connected jokes.
* While the show itself has a fair number of gags (in both senses of the term), a live and boisterous audience turns ''TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' into a breathless torrent of wisecracks.
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* ''Film/ScottPilgrim''
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** Pretty much all of [[TelltaleGames Telltale's]] games are like this, except ''CSI'', the darker parts of ''TalesOfMonkeyIsland'' and maybe ''WallaceAndGromit''. The sheer amount of dialogue, descriptions, and TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything makes every game loaded with jokes. A good example is the miscellaneous items in Stinky's in the second season of ''SamAndMax''. Not only does every item have its own humorous description, but for the first 3 episodes, the description changes each episode.
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* While the show itself has a fair number of gags (in both senses of the term), a live and boisterous audience turns TheRockyHorrorPictureShow ''TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' into a breathless torrent of wisecracks.
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* MagicTheGathering's Unglued and Unhinged expansions. They even put jokes in the legal text on the packaging.
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* MagicTheGathering's ''MagicTheGathering'''s Unglued and Unhinged expansions. They even put jokes in the legal text on the packaging.