Argumentative Essay On Sitcoms
The SLACKERETTES is a proposed one half-hour sitcom. The premise about three slackers tying to work as little as possible and coming up with crazy and zany ideas to support their lifestyle has merit. One can see the fun that could be generated each week as they come up with a new scheme to pay the rent. The premise is well set up for a long-term series. The goal and the stakes are well defined.
The emotional premise about friendship also presents with merit. The pilot does a nice job of conveying the message that a home is being with the people one cares about.
A sitcom relies on several elements to be successful. The series’ premise should be solid and produce a long-term series. The characters also need to be engaging, comedic characters that the …show more content…
The “Sex Hotline” also sounds fun, given the potential love interest between Tina and Peter. Trying to hide their business can generate the threat of discovery and good comedy.
126 Hours doesn’t feel as funny regarding being trapped. Sugardaddy will depend on the chemistry between the characters and the level of comedy. The “It” Breed could be funny, but it should send a moral message about the consequences of breeding for profit.
The Foster Teen show could be an entire series about raising a foster child for selfish reasons (money), only to discover the hard work and true commitment it requires.
The “Hands on a Flatscreen TV,” isn’t well understood or envisioned. The Shabbos Guy doesn’t feel organically very funny.
In summary, the idea of testing friendships and seeing their bond evolve over time certainly has merit. The idea of a constant threat of being evicted also nicely works to create tension.
However, the success of the series will rely on how much the audience emotionally identifies with the characters and the strength of the comedic
The emotional premise about friendship also presents with merit. The pilot does a nice job of conveying the message that a home is being with the people one cares about.
A sitcom relies on several elements to be successful. The series’ premise should be solid and produce a long-term series. The characters also need to be engaging, comedic characters that the …show more content…
The “Sex Hotline” also sounds fun, given the potential love interest between Tina and Peter. Trying to hide their business can generate the threat of discovery and good comedy.
126 Hours doesn’t feel as funny regarding being trapped. Sugardaddy will depend on the chemistry between the characters and the level of comedy. The “It” Breed could be funny, but it should send a moral message about the consequences of breeding for profit.
The Foster Teen show could be an entire series about raising a foster child for selfish reasons (money), only to discover the hard work and true commitment it requires.
The “Hands on a Flatscreen TV,” isn’t well understood or envisioned. The Shabbos Guy doesn’t feel organically very funny.
In summary, the idea of testing friendships and seeing their bond evolve over time certainly has merit. The idea of a constant threat of being evicted also nicely works to create tension.
However, the success of the series will rely on how much the audience emotionally identifies with the characters and the strength of the comedic