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• Charley's Aunt, for one
• Dumb and Dumber, for one
• Noises Off, for one
• S.N.L. specialty
• Some Like It Hot, for one
• Tartuffe, for one
• The Comedy of Errors, for one
• The Royal Canadian Air ___
• The Royal Canadian Air ___ (CBC comedy show)
• What's Up, Doc? is one
• Absurd comedy
• Absurd sham
• Absurdity
• Bedroom comedy, say
• Broad comedy
• Burlesque
• Comedy of errors
• Comic absurdity
• Exaggerated comedy
• Feydeau forte
• Film genre
• Foolish show
• Forcemeat
• Frayn's Noises Off, e.g.
• Humorous dramatic form
• Humorous play
• It often involves slamming doors
• It's a travesty
• It's absurd
• It's not to be taken seriously
• Joke
• Knockabout comedy
• Light dramatic work
• Light work?
• Light, witty play
• Literary form
• Literary genre
• Low comedy
• Ludicrous comedy
• Madcap comedy
• Marx Brothers genre
• Marx Brothers' specialty
• Michael Frayn's Noises Off, for one
• Mockery
• Moli
• Moli re product
• Moliere genre
• Moliere's forte
• Monty Python specialty
• Monty Python's Spamalot, for one
• Obvious pretense
• Oscar Wilde forte
• Oscar Wilde genre
• Outrageous comedy
• Parody
• Play genre
• Poor play choice for a tragedian
• Ridiculous sham
• Satire
• Satirical comedy
• Satirical work
• Screwball production
• Show for laughs
• Sitcom's stock in trade
• Slapstick comedy
• Slapstick drama
• Slapstick humor, e.g.
• Slapstick, e.g.
• Spoof
• Tomfoolery
• Travesty
• Trial, sometimes
• TV's Fawlty Towers, for one
• Type of comedy
• Typical Wodehouse novel
• What a joke!
• Wilde forte
• Wilde work
• You can't take it seriously
• Mixture of ground raw chicken and mushrooms with pistachios and truffles and onions and parsley and lots of butter and bound with eggs
• A comedy characterized by broad satire and improbable situations
the talks were a farce since the decision had already been made - переговоры были простой комедией, так как решение уже было принято