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The 46 pages that link to Sketch comedy, each with the reason it gives.

• Saturday Night LiveNarrower topic: Most episodes are assembled from short comic scenes rather than one continuous story.

• Monty PythonNarrower topic: The troupe used sketches as its basic unit, while freely breaking their usual boundaries.

• Comedy albumNarrower topic: Albums can collect sketches whose characters and scenes rely on voices and dialogue.

• Terry JonesNarrower topic: Python’s rapid shifts between sketches shaped Jones’s television writing and comic performances.

• The National Lampoon Radio HourNarrower topic: The program organized much of its satire into brief sketches suited to radio.

• Cambridge FootlightsNarrower topic: Footlights revues commonly assemble comedy from multiple sketches.

• Sid CaesarNarrower topic: Caesar’s programs used sketches to move between parodies, character pieces, and topical humor.

• Eric IdleNarrower topic: Idle’s Python writing grew from sketches that could break sharply from conventional punchlines.

• 30 RockNarrower topic: The fictional program at the center of 30 Rock is a sketch-comedy show.

• Amy SchumerNarrower topic: Her television work uses brief scenes to satirize sex, gender, and celebrity.

• Benny HillNarrower topic: Hill’s programme used sketches as its basic unit, alongside songs and extended chases.

• Harvey KormanNarrower topic: Korman's television legacy rests chiefly on recurring sketch performances.

• Hugh LaurieNarrower topic: Its rapid character changes and verbal play shaped Laurie’s early work with Fry.

• Catherine O'HaraNarrower topic: The format gave O'Hara an early platform for creating and performing memorable characters.

• Ronnie CorbettNarrower topic: The Two Ronnies built its episodes from sketches alongside songs and recurring features.

• SmoshNarrower topic: Short sketches became Smosh’s defining video format.

• The Benny Hill ShowNarrower topic: Sketches supplied the show’s basic units between songs and physical routines.

• Anne KansiimeNarrower topic: This format is central to Kansiime’s best-known performances.

• Ryan HigaNarrower topic: Higa’s videos use compact comic premises and recurring character types.

• Stiller and MearaNarrower topic: Many Stiller and Meara routines worked as compact character sketches.