Breaking Bad... But It's A Sitcom

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Why did I think of that

[baldrickthedungspreader]

Lol I love how the audience laughs at the notion of Jessie having civil rights

[bodegatiger]

I love how you picked one of the darkest and saddest scenes of the entire show

[Whatelse]

I feel like continually watching tragic moments with a laugh track can slowly turn you into a psychopath

[zan]

I was really hoping for some "oooohs" too

[yabkeef]

I love the idea that a father watching his daughter be put into a body bag is hilarious to an audience.

[Helgrind]

Most people chose the lighter scenes, add a laugh track and that's it.
You went with the nuclear option by choosing one of the darkest scenes of the show.
I respect that

[lilyalexander]

*pans to heroin needles*
Crowd: *laugh track*

[ss_avsmt]

A testament to how easily an audience can be manipulated.

[trainfanman]

You’re laughing, Jane is dead and you’re laughing.

[MVPerry]

I keep going from laughing to feeling bad then laughing again

[jessebol]

The continuous laughing tape while they are putting her in a bodybag 💀💀💀

[toastymaster]

3:27
„Sir, you may not wanna be here for this.“
Audience: 😂😂😂😂

[harshitrajsingh]

This is how just laughing noises can somewhat change the tone of the whole show

[andypuletti]

funny thing, if you take the laughs out of any regular sitcom, the dialogues and the long pauses become really creepy

[MastarDelta]

"The difference between comedy and horror is the music"

[aryan]

Bro turned one of the most traumatising scenes of the series to a hilarious little cut

[Francesco-M]

The laughter right after "I've got civil rights" GOT ME

[adamgreen]

You ever think about how his job as an air traffic controller is to control people who are high, but he can't control his daughter when she's high

[TempoTronica]

"I'm calling the police."

_Laughter_

[itsshrimp]

The crowd laughing at literal drug abuse in a dysfunctional family is something that definitely would happen in the 50s.