The Success of Sitcoms Through National Identity

The national identity of the home comedy will greatly influence the way the country and culture expresses its unity of sharing in humor and will influence the success of the TV series. Identity plays an important role in the media world, especially in the field of television. Still, the "comedy of modern family" of successful comedy is the best example of how American culture explains humor based on how typical families work each day. "Modern family" is the first family program imitated as a "simulation", a TV program (New York Times) seen in a documentary format that produced imitations.

There are few comedies that have been in Australia for many years, but there are many comedies in America and the UK. British home comedy is the main content of government broadcasting station, the Australian Broadcasters Association (ABC), and in the 1970s and 1980s, many British home comedies were also screened on seven major networks. By 1986, did British comedy "bless this house" served you? It was repeatedly broadcast by ABC TV and was then acquired and screened by Seven Networks during prime time. In 2013, Please Like Me gained popularity from critics and accepted invitations at a series of enthusiastic television festivals held in Paris. And I won three awards and many nominations

There are a few notable exceptions, but the home comedy products of the Canadian TV network are generally poor in performance and there are relatively few Canadian home comedies that have been a major success in Canada or internationally . But on the contrary, Canadian television has had greater success by sketching the series of comedy and drama.

Most of today's TV programs come from the early media such as the stage, movies, and radio. In the comedy field, home comedy has proven to be the most durable and popular American broadcast type. The success of a home comedy depends on being familiar with the situation you face, such as viewer habits, family life, workplace, and other common places. In the movie Pleasantville, pop culture, especially comedy, has been criticized for multi-level strategies. The first level is the surface of the story and the second level is the actual information the movie is about to show to the audience. In movie terminology, we can define Pleasantville as a fable that conveys how the completion of a home comedy affects the perception of happiness of society and how ideal situations should be.