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...disappointed that actor John Ritter [MILESTONES, Sept. 22] did not get more coverage in TIME. Through his TV shows, like Three's Company, Ritter came into the homes of millions of Americans for nearly three decades. He made us laugh with his outstanding comedic performances and brightened our days. He deserved a greater tribute. SHANNAH C. TONNE Houston
...have seen groups laugh at other groups when they don’t sell out a venue, or when they don’t get an audience,” says Presser. “It’s an unnecessary catiness...
...test it, or the way in Chiang shyly tries to order food in a Parisian cafe as crushingly happy French patrons carouse all around her, are made more significant by the way in which they resonate with real life. These are not jokes written for the approval of a laugh track; they are humorous glimpses into the myriad illogical ways in which we behave...
...point, she enlists Pentalver for a sparring match. “I didn’t bring my mouthpiece,” she tells him curtly, “so no punches in the mouth.” The two begin a friendly sparring match, stopping intermittently to laugh, joke or correct each other on form...
...first novel, “A Darker Shade of Crimson” the protagonist gives the reader advice for surviving at Harvard, including, “laugh at their jokes, shout when necessary, dress impeccably, have a best friend, and be very, very good”—a passage that drew chuckles from the audience...