Why do you feel like today’s comedy sketches make people laugh out loud?

Why is it said that it was created by CCTV Spring Festival Gala before, but now it is a accumulation of Internet terms? For example, one hundred and eighty glasses of Palace Jade Wine, Captain Don't Shoot, it's just me and so on. The plot promotes these words and makes these words become a burden. The funny thing has always been the characterization and storyline. On its own, it's actually not funny at all. Today's hilarious jokes are all in direct internet terms, which shocked me and my friends. Everyone will feel very embarrassed, and the actors also think that I control young people. Decreased quality

Today’s directors are not professional enough, so naturally well-known actors have to take the blame. Zhao Benshan also sensationalized the classic line in "Torchbearer": "Excellent 2008, we are 80, and we have caught up." It’s also a mission-type skit, and Uncle Benshan did it very well. Zhao Benshan also criticized it. "Who are you, Yunduo? That's my name. We are just old men and women from the countryside. Why should we write books without graduating from elementary school and college? We can hold back six words in seven days at home." Others can be sensational to the point of sensation. It’s enough to get your mentality up to date with just 2 sentences, why bother with so many words?

Criticism can express the meaning of education in a way that makes people laugh at the same time. This is the ability. It is obvious that today's famous actors do not have this ability. There is also the fact that the Internet has become more developed, and every word needs to be cautious. It's my fault that the approval process is uncomfortable for you, but your words may indeed cause unnecessary inconvenience on the Internet. Or "Torchbearer" "What is the saddest sport?" "Football team." "What is the saddest sport than the football team?" "China National Football Team." Well, wait and experience the keyboard warrior's raid. . Saying that some players' lack of body shape can lead to confrontations, you think this sentence is mostly equivalent to seeking death. It was the sentence in Shen Teng's sketch, "Refuse to bet and refuse table tennis." Of course, Shen Teng's sketch itself said the wrong words, but it still caused a big incident at that time. A relatively sensitive atmosphere

Why are there so many praise sketches especially in the CCTV Spring Festival Gala? I think that in addition to the need to promote positive energy, there is another reason: the audience's sensitivity has increased significantly. Let me start with one. Situation: The Happy Twist Team had a skit one year called "Follow His Own Favorite", which had a classic line, "Refuse pornography, bet, and refuse a table tennis match." As a result, they were reported by the Table Tennis Association. To others, it is just a funny joke, but it can touch the nervous system of some people. Moreover, the sketch is just about talking about things and does not undermine the sports competition of table tennis, so if there are any variety shows If the program satirizes and talks about other things, is that okay?

Imagine this: Assuming that I am the person responsible, how can I avoid any inconvenience? Then just make all zzzq’s sketches and praise them all. Although user ratings will decline, at least it will not touch everyone's nervous system, so no one will report it, and there will be no "not so good" social impact. Before the Table Tennis Association reported it, many people probably didn't expect that the classic line "rejecting the table tennis match" would offend them. Similarly, when we watch a relatively Coca-Cola skit, before the Internet technology took over Finland, we may not have imagined that a few classic lines would inadvertently touch the nervous system of some viewers.

After all, the joys and sorrows of human beings are not mutually exclusive. In recent years, there have been many sketches in which "the starting point was originally 'good', but it accidentally hit the pain points of some viewers." I actually can't get an erection (no pun intended!) anymore, and frankly I think disassembly seems like a very controversial topic, so I won't talk about it. Skit structure

If you organize the sketches of Chen Peisi and the older generation, you will find a problem. What they mainly recommend is cross-server chat. Chen Peisi's "Protagonist and Supporting Role", "The Prince and the Postman", "The Cop and the Thief", etc. The name is written very clearly, it is two people with the same identity colliding with different structures of the same thing and using chicken and duck to make jokes. For example, in "Protagonist and Supporting Actor", the protagonist wants to pursue the quality of a perfect play, while the supporting actor wants a large number of main roles. Then the two of them put it there, and the fun immediately came.

Zhao Lirong has taken this topic to a higher level. She does not promote two identities, but two life concepts, one is the right way and the other is the wrong way.

In "A Day in the Life of a Heroic Mother", there is an old woman who just wants to finish her work and buy tofu and a news director who wants the effect of the show. In "Packaged Like This", well-known Pingju opera actors and pop songs collide (by the way, for those rappers, take a look at the rap sung by an illiterate old lady in the 1990s, and then take a look at our raps). "Working Adventures" is about the collision between a working woman who wants to open a restaurant safely and an unscrupulous boss who wants to sell services and cheat money. Zhao Benshan has another structure. That is, the two parties in the cross-server chat no longer meet each other by chance, but just actively collide. And it’s not that the differences between them cannot be reconciled, it’s just that there is an information gap between them.

To put it simply, the party that takes the initiative leads the other party by the nose in various ways. This is mostly an all-around template, and if you know how to do it, it will be funny. This is how series like "The Lost Road" and "Detective Chinatown" work. But there is a problem with this template, that is, it must fall apart in the end. You've considered the conflict for an entire episode and it doesn't break out... What are you going to do? This is why Huang Hong is always beaten by Zhao Benshan even though his professional level is not inferior to Zhao Benshan. This is also the reason why Zhao Benshan's sketches in the middle and later stages are not very funny. For example, in "Not Short of Money", if Chen Peisi or Zhao Lirong finally found Song Xiaobao, they would bow down and bow. Zhao Benshan would have to continue to have a high number of views. This is when the conflict in the story exploded halfway and got stuck.