Thanks to the ACL combination (KACL=David Angell / Peter Casey / David Lee, K is the American radio code) for creating such an excellent sitcom.
The 1990s was an era of self-confident Americans who had enough confidence to focus on truly important and profound topics in creation. '93 was also the year when sitcom sitcom took off. That year Jason Alexander won the first Golden Globe Award for the impressive middle-aged bald and fat George Costanza in Seinfeld. A year later, Lisa Kudrow, who failed to interview Roz, Classic characters have been found in Friends. The cable TV station that gathers Seinfeld, Frasier, and Friends shines brightly. The sitcom is not the one that can't afford to support nowadays. Numerous Hollywood directors and actors are willing to "condescend" to direct and participate in even one episode of sitcoms. , The big-name director directs the film and television stars, stares at the storyboard, racking his brains to stuff Hollywood narratives into the trivial trivia of the parents in a mere 20 minutes. Only then in Hollywood, the sitcom creation team was given enough creative freedom.
The ACL combination is very good at digging into the level of the characters. The brothers in Wings have a similar design before Frasier. Compared with the loose individual relationships in Cheers, the family combination is a better entry point. ACL borrows the profession of a psychologist to integrate individuals and families. The contradictions and conflicts between are enlarged, and the wonderful chemical reaction is suddenly presented. The excellent script is more reflected in the psychological analysis of the plot, which allows the script to get rid of the shackles of sitcoms in depth. After watching sitcom for the first time You can settle down and think. Unfortunately, because of the 9/11 incident, Frasier became the legacy of the ACL group. Although the screenwriters of the 8-10 seasons have left, their level has declined, but the exodus screenwriters returned in the 11th season and still brought a wonderful ending.
Of course, the noisy can-laugh and the stale stereotype are indispensable for old-fashioned sitcoms. After eight seasons, there are a lot of figures who are repetitively repetitive. The cute animal anthropomorphic performances cater to the audience, and Frasier always criticizes the secular stereotypes. , To achieve comedic effects only through self-ridicule, there is no deeper analysis like Frasier's view of love. Fortunately, the characters are constantly on the stage and can freely express their personality traits. They are fresh and ridiculous and not vulgar. The protagonist Seinfeld has a poor performance but has a good smile and excellent creativity. Friends has a taste for nothing but the bowl of chicken soup. Not being able to face the profoundness like ACL seriously, making Frasier surpass similar subjects in the subject.
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