Craig Robinson got himself a show on nbc and Meagan Good lookin succulent

[MartyMcFly]

Man when he started doing the "record deal" dance, I was thinking who in the fukk found this funny? Like come on, at least try to be creative.

I agree..shyt is not even close to being funny

 

[newworldafro]

Somebody tell me the difference between single cam and multi cam .

I don't know if it has been mentioned, but Craig Robinson was a teacher in Chicago, so they picked this to sorta parody his experience.

 

[blackestofpanthers]

Looks like they ripped off the old Steve Harvey show.

I made this same post in the og thread
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/look...ig-robinsons-new-sitcom.304742/#post-12750404

So they are remaking the steve harvey show?

 

[BXKingPin82]

i just realized how much i love the word succulent
was at dunkin donuts like
"that bavarian cream sure looks succulent."

 

[satam55]

Somebody tell me the difference between single cam and multi cam .

I don't know if it has been mentioned, but Craig Robinson was a teacher in Chicago, so they picked this to sorta parody his experience.

For the most part,Traditional-style sitcoms with laughtracks are multi-cam sitcoms. While modern-style sitcoms that don't use laughtracks are singlecam sitcoms

 

[steadyrighteous]

For the most part,Traditional-style sitcoms with laughtracks are multi-cam sitcoms. While modern-style sitcoms that don't use laughtracks are singlecam sitcoms

Yes and no.

Multi-cam means just that. Multiple cameras, so you're right, that's mostly sitcoms in front of an audience: set up a stage, place 4/5 cameras pointing at it from different angles, film all at once.

Single-cam - single camera: It's not a hard and fast rule, because sometimes they'll film with 2 or more cameras at once, but traditionally it means film a scene from one angle with one camera, move it, shoot it again etc.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Yes and no.

Multi-cam means just that. Multiple cameras, so you're right, that's mostly sitcoms in front of an audience: set up a stage, place 4/5 cameras pointing at it from different angles, film all at once.

Single-cam - single camera: It's not a hard and fast rule, because sometimes they'll film with 2 or more cameras at once, but traditionally it means film a scene from one angle with one camera, move it, shoot it again etc.

And there's also a difference script wise and performance wise. You write a single cam script like a movie while there are rules and a format for writing a multi cam show. Also the performers will take pauses for the jokes in order for the laughs. And most multi cam (not all) are shot in front of a live audience.

 

[satam55]

For the most part,Traditional-style sitcoms with laughtracks are multi-cam sitcoms. While modern-style sitcoms that don't use laughtracks are singlecam sitcoms

Yes and no.

Multi-cam means just that. Multiple cameras, so you're right, that's mostly sitcoms in front of an audience: set up a stage, place 4/5 cameras pointing at it from different angles, film all at once.

Single-cam - single camera: It's not a hard and fast rule, because sometimes they'll film with 2 or more cameras at once, but traditionally it means film a scene from one angle with one camera, move it, shoot it again etc.

And there's also a difference script wise and performance wise. You write a single cam script like a movie while there are rules and a format for writing a multi cam show. Also the performers will take pauses for the jokes in order for the laughs. And most multi cam (not all) are shot in front of a live audience.

Yeah, I know all that. I just wanted to put in the simplest terms because I didn't feel like doing a whole write-up. Plus, It's just easier to explain to folks by using those simple terms & using examples.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Yeah, I know all that. I just wanted to put in the simplest terms because I didn't feel like doing a whole write-up. Plus, It's just easier to explain to folks by using those simple terms & using examples.

That's cool breh, we just built on what you did and gave homie all the information he needed

 

[keepemup]

The Carmichael Show is alright.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

Dude was always funny to me.......except on this show. NBC is for cacs only which is why this show sucks.

 

[feelosofer]

Sitcoms are not the right vehicle for Craig Robinson unless it's on some Arrested Development type shyt. This is a show that would have been dated 20 years ago, homie deserves better than this stale sandwich.

 

[wire28]

watched two episodes yesterday, i didnt realize it really was basically a steve harvey remake

ms good tho

 

[Born2BKing]

Sitcoms are not the right vehicle for Craig Robinson unless it's on some Arrested Development type shyt. This is a show that would have been dated 20 years ago, homie deserves better than this stale sandwich.

Or where he got his start. The office. He is perfect for shows like that. He really belongs on a show like Curb Your Enthusiasm though. Imagine him and Larry together.

 

[feelosofer]

Or where he got his start. The office. He is perfect for shows like that. He really belongs on a show like Curb Your Enthusiasm though. Imagine him and Larry together.

Yea, he just has kind of the type of humor that wasn't made for generic laughs.