Do they use a laugh track ???


I really like Graham and the show, watch it all the time. But the laughter sometimes feels VERY un-natural. It seems quite excessive sometimes and also seems to sometimes end VERY abruptly quite a few times during each episode. The laughter dosen't "die down" most times. It's just like this huge ROAR of laughter that then stops all at once. Also the editing seems to prove it as well every so often. They'll show a guest fairly straight-faced and the howling in glee the next and then back again. Is it just me ???

Also, need a spell check on laughter LOL. I think it's right though. XD

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Why would they need a laughter track if they have a live studio audience

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Because sometimes the audience dosen't laugh?

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That would be impossible! I laugh hysterically through every one of his shows.

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Not exactly a laugh track, but it is customary for shows like these to go through some sound editing after the taping to smoothen things out. Sometimes it is necessary due to the cutting of the footage, but otherwise the sound department can alter the effects of certain sounds to improve the ambiance.

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^^ this
i have noticed 'real time with bill maher' do something similar, ive noticed identical laugh strings on norton and the maher show.

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I really like Graham and the show, watch it all the time. But the laughter sometimes feels VERY un-natural. It seems quite excessive sometimes and also seems to sometimes end VERY abruptly quite a few times during each episode. The laughter dosen't "die down" most times. It's just like this huge ROAR of laughter that then stops all at once. Also the editing seems to prove it as well every so often. They'll show a guest fairly straight-faced and the howling in glee the next and then back again. Is it just me ???


Simple. The studio audience is drunk.

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