List of single camera situation comedies Puns

• The Office (2004-2013)
• 30 Rock (2006-2013)
• Parks and Rec (2009-2015)
• Community (2009-2015)
• New Girl (2011-2018)
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013-2021)
• Superstore (2015-2021)
• The Good Place (2016-2020)

Future of comedies are probably going to be on streaming services, and not network TV. There are still single-camera comedies on network TV out there, but I feel like B99 was the last of its kind

But for those of us lucky enough, we really lived through a golden age of comedy.

• also big shoutout to Michael Schur - he was involved in a lot of these shows

EDIT: As others have pointed, totally forgot Arrested Development (2003-2006, 2013-2019) and Its Always Sunny (2005-), although IASIP I believe is on cable? AD was one of the first ‘mockumentary’ US shows that was mainstream and had a bunch of actors/characters that would go on to have successful careers in comedy tv/film

I ask that because I'm beginning a similar project myself, and it would be a waste of time if something like this already exists.

Hey guys, I made this post several years ago, so it's probably missing some of the newer flicks, but here's an extensive list of Isolation horror films to get you through the immediate future.

For years, I've been intrigued a small subgenre of horror films that are mostly based in a single location and involve a group of people pitted against one another who may or may not be aware of why they're there.

Now, I've watched a lot of these films. Most aren't very good. But they're almost all enjoyable to some degree.

With that said, here's a list of films that (more or less) fit the description:

• 247'

• Are You Scared

• ATM

• Blackout

• Breathing Room

• Chained

• Circle (2015)

• Cube

• Death Tube

• Devil

• Die

• The Divide

• Elevator

• Evidence

• Exam

• Fermat's Room

• Flightplan

• Frozen

• Grand Piano

• The Hole

• House of 9

• The Human Race

• Hunger

• Identity

• Kill Theory

• The Killing Room

• Malefique

• Mindhunters

• My Little Eye

• Nine Dead

• Panic Button

• Panic Room

• Persons Unknown (tv series)

• Phone Booth

• Raze

• Red Room

• Saw

• Unknown

• Vile

• Would You Rather

• Alien

• Dawn of the Dead

• Session 9

• Pontypool

• The Thing

• The Descent

• Buried

• Moon

• Antichrist

• Resolution

• The Mist

• Open Water

• You're Next

• Event Horizon

• Coherence

• Below

• Triangle

• Hidden

• Chasing Sleep

• As Above, So Below

• Chernobyl Diaries

• The Perfect Host

• Salo

• The Cave

• Battle Royale

• Splinter

• Sweet Home

• P2

• Feast

• Burning Bright

• Storage 24

• Slasher House

• Stalled

• 10 Cloverfield Lane

• Bug

• The Invitation

• Under the Shadow

• Safe (1995)

There are plenty more I'm missing, so feel free to list them below.

Logline-Morgan Summers starts her first day at a small grocery store, Gary’s Groceries and isn’t prepared for the craziness and shenanigans she’s about to experience.

-This is the first script I’ve ever written. I wanted to wait a little longer and study more about what makes a great script, but I took a semester off from school so I had the time.

-I know I went over by a lot of pages. I’m just looking for feedback right now and I’ll eliminate pages in future drafts.

-I’m specifically looking for feedback on pacing.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v8dkEMlWJRCfnjRa160KK7qBQXsYW0ik/view?usp=drivesdk

For context, I’m 39 and have been single living alone for about 15 years. I just cleaned a rats’ nest out of my grill. Yes, I saw them. Other things to make The List have included: trapping more than 8 mice in under 2 hours, having to buy a car quickly and doing all of the negotiating alone, negotiating an issue with my landlord… Seems that most of mine include rodents and/or negotiating. What do you wish you could pass off?

Here's the list. https://boxd.it/eEnzA

Got 7 so far. Want to add more. Thanks.

Edit: Thank you, guys. Added many films. Feel free to suggest other films too. Thanks.

So my wife and I cut the cord about a year ago and are looking for good tv shows to watch. Most of the shows we had watched on broadcast have ended or gone online (community, parks and rec, for example) We haven't really followed any shows that premiered in the last 2-3 years and are wondering what are some good single camera comedies (no laugh track, studio audiences) or sci fi?

Naturally, SPOILERS for those who're still in their first playthrough so beware.

Three i've noticed so far:

1.) Shiro and Tetsuya have their own dialogue during the combo attack animation if you put Shiro in Mazinger Z. I haven't tried it with Shiro and Koji yet so will do that and confirm.

Both of these were with RyuKoOh/KoRyuOh:

2.) Aska comments on the Dragon/Tiger mech if you sortie them in the "Imperial Princess" optional mission.

3.) In the "Menacing Wings" optional mission, Horatio also comments on the mech if its sortied.

So finding my net price for the universities I want to apply is important to me because I may need some financial aid; however, there are probably around 14 universities that I want to apply to and filling out my info on their net price calculator for each university takes too long so I'm wondering if there is a net price calculator where you can find your net price for all the universities you want to apply to all at once. Is there a thing like that?

No subjective opinions about atheistic please, I’m sure some people get really hard for the trollybus astheistics and that’s just fine with me.

I haven't seen this type of post anywhere on this sub and decided it needed something like this, so here you go:

Some of this might be common knowledge (primo first gadget) but some other tips might be helpful in competitive and casual alike. Let's start!

Note: These are all of the ones I can think of, if there are any more please list them in the comments and I'll edit this post. Thank you!

General Gimmicks:

• Every single time a teammate or enemy heals or charges their super, a yellow aura appears around them.
• Since a jump pad is a 2x2 area, the landing spot is also a 2x2 area. Therefore, if you place the jump pad right, standing in different areas can cause you to go to different places on the map. This was seen in Gale meta and can even be seen in some maps (though they don't exist yet, I'm still waiting for the day when a CYOA map gets ingame I forgot about double bluff). It can even be done right now with Gale, even with the smol jump distance.
• Knockback can also function as a pseudo-stun, letting you land a few shots on the enemy while they're still stunned. This is a key gimmick for pros and I see it used a lot. (thanks surge mod :)) Other forms of pseudo-knockback exist in abilities like the supers of Gene, Tara, and Sprout, and allow you to get objectives past the enemy (ball for example). These aren't strictly knockbacks, but apply the same effects. (thanks u/anglesideside1 and u/BionicAlien)

Brawler Gimmicks:

Bo: his entire existence is a gimmick :(

Emz: The smoke from her main attack is so thicc, it can cover up major parts of the map. For example: Spray the ball in Brawl Ball as you're shooting it to mask the direction. u/Cosmic_mew_boi thanks

Primo: The same as Lou(1), except it's way more useful. Think of it like this: the gadget cannot be canceled, it's a stun, AND it can't activate unless you're in range. Flip this scenario around and use it to your advantage just like Lou. In grassy maps when you don't know when enemies are, keep spamming the gadget and when you catch someone off-guard, they're stunned and in close combat with one of the most threatening brawlers up-close with ANOTHER stun. In short, they're screwed and it's a free kill.

It's also possible to cancel Buzz's grappling hook with this same strategy AND yeet him, which flips the scenario around in your favor.

Bibi: The bubble cancels her kb. Useful for when you're about to attack a long range brawler and you're not against a wall so

2021 is coming to an end, and just like two years ago, I wanted to end the year off by ranking the 41 most influential (mostly) free-to-play mobile games I have played that were released this year.

So here are all the games. Remember, if you disagree, that's completely fine. This is naturally a subjective list of the games I have played. Hope you’ll enjoy it - it’s my way of ending off a great year of mobile gaming <3

Video version here: https://youtu.be/llx3F23EeGs

See the image of the final tier list here: https://i.imgur.com/nJvIIh8.png

__________

S-tier Mobile Games of 2021:

• Rocket League Sideswipe
  • Google Play
  • My text review on MiniReview
  • Post on AndroidGaming where this was reviewed
• The Witcher Tales: Thronebreaker
  • Google Play
  • My text review on MiniReview
  • Post on AndroidGaming where this was reviewed
• Super Mombo Quest
  • Google Play
  • My text review on MiniReview
  • Post on AndroidGaming where this was reviewed
• League of Legends: Wild Rift
  • Google Play
  • My text review on MiniReview
  • Post on AndroidGaming where this was reviewed

A-tier Mobile Games of 2021:

• SMASH LEGENDS
  • Google Play
  • [My text review on MiniRev

I just watched a compilation of the livestream before the whole Callie situation and wow that’s some funny shit in hindsight. She says she didn’t create this community and that this community created itself which, even without the hindsight, does she think thousands of people got together and chose her to hate on?

God life must be so easy and carefree when you lack that much self reflection.