audience pleasures
The narrative pleasures is at the end of the episode when ted dies and we're introduced to new Ted, who is more attractive than old Ted. The character identification is Peter Kay as we notice him from other genres, this is pleasurable for the audience who recognizes Peter from other shows.
- there's two main characters
- crude language
- conversations with comedic values
- 2 main sets (car and the car park)
- snowballing theme/joke interpretation throughout
- aimed at the target audience e.g. with the jokes and the adverts that come on during the car ride
- there's repetition of the same joke throughout
- anticipation about the same joke
- transgressive humor
- jokes/adverts aimed at the target audience
- relatable characters and parodies re-interpreted
- songs/jokes that adults would know/understand
- fat/fart jokes.
John and Kayleigh are opposite characters.
Kayleigh is one of the main characters in car share, she's more joyful than john and is naive with the things that she does and says. Near the beginning of the episodes she was happy and joyful, but at the end of the episode she wasn't as happy so there was a change in her character.
John is also the other main character, he on the other hand isn't as happy and joyful as Kayleigh, John is the opposite of Kayleigh, he is an closed character, whilst Kayleigh can happily tell him anything, Kayleigh is over affectionate and claims that she needs someone to be happy whilst John is happy on his own and doesn't need anyone to make him happy.
Kayleigh is one of the main characters in car share, she's more joyful than john and is naive with the things that she does and says. Near the beginning of the episodes she was happy and joyful, but at the end of the episode she wasn't as happy so there was a change in her character.
John is also the other main character, he on the other hand isn't as happy and joyful as Kayleigh, John is the opposite of Kayleigh, he is an closed character, whilst Kayleigh can happily tell him anything, Kayleigh is over affectionate and claims that she needs someone to be happy whilst John is happy on his own and doesn't need anyone to make him happy.
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