"This show isn't an audiodrama because it's a comedy and comedy can't be drama, like, ever"

[conuly]

That summation is actually even less ridiculous than the entire thread. I'm actually tempted to link to it just for kicks, but we'll see where it goes from here.

Comments

I take offense on the moronic statement - as do you

[disgruntledgirl]

That is so narrow minded that is suits it to be confined to only 2 dimensions. If this were verbally spoken, I think someone would get smacked.
I'm labelling my Grey Black series as a mystery comedy drama. They can feel free to come at me.

Re: I take offense on the moronic statement - as do you

[conuly]

I did point out that they're using the wrong definition of the word "drama", but they haven't replied yet so we'll see what we see.

[alexseanchai]

*squint*

where's that comic that compare-contrasts the start and end of two typical D&D campaign experiences, one where the characters are clearly designed for serious (possibly grimdark?) storytelling that ends up farce, one where the character's clearly designed for maximum absurdity and then gets a dramatic death scene to save the lives of his lover and the rest of their party

[conuly]

If you find it, link it?

[alexseanchai]

shall!

I'm also thinking of that photo of two houses on some California beach, one's goth black and the other is Barbie fairy dreamhouse pink, the version that someone labeled to highlight the volume of fluff and domesticity in fanworks of tragic canons and the volume of violence and torment in fanworks of cheerful canons, but that is not as on point