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* CheerThemUpWithLaughter: {{Inverted}}. Contestants of this game show earned $1 for every second they ''don't'' laugh at the routines of three stand-up comics.
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* ToughRoom: The whole gimmick. Contestants lose if they laugh, so outside of the studio audience, the comedian's jokes are basically bombing if they fail to get the contestant to crack.
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* ToughRoom: The whole gimmick. Contestants lose if they laugh, so outside of the studio audience, the comedian's jokes are basically bombing if they fail to get the contestant to crack.crack.
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'''Make Me Laugh''' was a '50s comedy series where contestants had to keep from laughing at comedians who performed directly to them. The original series was hosted by Robert Q. Lewis; the syndicated version (debuting in the '70s) was hosted by Bobby Van. In 1997, it got a reboot on Comedy Central; the first season was hosted by Ken Ober, who was replaced by Mark Cohen in season 2.
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* SpecialGuest: One of the more famous contestants on the '70s version was Creator/FrankZappa, who had a great poker face.
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* SpecialGuest: One of the more famous contestants on the '70s version was Creator/FrankZappa, Music/FrankZappa, who had a great poker face.
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'''Make Me Laugh''' was a '50s comedy series where contestants had to keep from laughing at comedians who performed directly to them. The original series was hosted by Robert Q. Lewis; the syndicated version (debuting in the '70s) was hosted by Bobby Van. In 1997, it got a reboot on Comedy Central; the first season was hosted by Ken Ober, who was replaced by Mark Cohen in season 2.
!!Tropes featured:
* InstrumentalThemeTune: For the Comedy Central version, a light rock piece.
* SpecialGuest: One of the more famous contestants on the '70s version was Creator/FrankZappa, who had a great poker face.
** Season 2 of the Comedy Central had a "mystery comic", who wasn't revealed until they appeared.
* SpeedRound: The final round of the Comedy Central version had all three comics tag-teaming on the remaining contestant for 60-90 seconds.
* ToughRoom: The whole gimmick. Contestants lose if they laugh, so outside of the studio audience, the comedian's jokes are basically bombing if they fail to get the contestant to crack.
!!Tropes featured:
* InstrumentalThemeTune: For the Comedy Central version, a light rock piece.
* SpecialGuest: One of the more famous contestants on the '70s version was Creator/FrankZappa, who had a great poker face.
** Season 2 of the Comedy Central had a "mystery comic", who wasn't revealed until they appeared.
* SpeedRound: The final round of the Comedy Central version had all three comics tag-teaming on the remaining contestant for 60-90 seconds.
* ToughRoom: The whole gimmick. Contestants lose if they laugh, so outside of the studio audience, the comedian's jokes are basically bombing if they fail to get the contestant to crack.
