vitoscotti
05-12-2021, 12:30 AM
S3 E32 "Beaver and Violet". Seems like the canned laughter was extra loud, obnoxiously out of control. The slightest little funny, and the canned laughter goes wild. I honestly never even paid attention to it, until this episode. A new person handling it? Hope this doesn't continue. And, by the way a wonderful episode even though. The Rutherfords are all great.
Dude111
05-12-2021, 01:07 AM
Hmmmmm was it always like that??
Maybe it was someone diff for that episode I dunno........
CosmicCharlie
05-13-2021, 09:02 PM
Violet gives a very cute look in that episode ... flirting with Beav
good acting !
CosmicCharlie
05-13-2021, 09:07 PM
btw - I despise the laugh tracks - I most often have the volume on so low I can barely hear the tv and read the closed captions ALL THE TIME
the Paul Henning tv shows laugh tracks are ALL the SAME - Petty Junction, Hillbillies, Green Acres --- you can hear the SAME exact recorded voices laughing - HATE IT so much
stevea
05-14-2021, 08:20 AM
btw - I despise the laugh tracks - I most often have the volume on so low I can barely hear the tv and read the closed captions ALL THE TIME
the Paul Henning tv shows laugh tracks are ALL the SAME - Petty Junction, Hillbillies, Green Acres --- you can hear the SAME exact recorded voices laughing - HATE IT so much
For this, you'd probably like Ozzie and Harriet, and possibly Burns and Allen--with O&H and possibly B&A, they bothered to play the episodes to an audience, and used the responses. With O&H it's a noticeable difference.
Three-camera shows with an audience aren't much better with regard to laughter--they have the live responses, but they "sweeten" them with the fake stuff.
The later single cam shows like "The Middle" don't use the laugh machine at all.