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Well, there's no need to worry about "Taxi."
It's been running for several years now, with the same music, the same visuals, the same catchphrases from the host like "Bye-bye," "My name is Gosha Kutsenko, what's your name?" and "The simple questions, which cost 5 rubles, are over. Now the questions will be more difficult, and they will cost 10 rubles," as well as the host's ever-present affected laughter (with a hint of ambiguity), and it will continue like this until the Second Coming...
As for "improving" the humor... that's a good idea, but how? It's not the humor that sets the moral tone of society now; it's the moral tone that sets the humor. People today are much more likely to laugh at vulgarity or dark humor; it's just the way things are. It's a time of cynicism. And I don't judge people for it; in the Soviet Union, there was no place for such humor, and therefore, it's still fresh and new.
So...
P.S. I don't like Shats and his shows because of the blatant absurdity. What is this idiocy – blowing confetti at the player while he's playing "Understand Me" with his friends?
And what about the jokes? "I'm an Indian from the Umba-Kurumba tribe!" – and the audience bursts out laughing. In general, it's no better than a distorted mirror, in my opinion.
They would be better off continuing to make the series.
It's been running for several years now, with the same music, the same visuals, the same catchphrases from the host like "Bye-bye," "My name is Gosha Kutsenko, what's your name?" and "The simple questions, which cost 5 rubles, are over. Now the questions will be more difficult, and they will cost 10 rubles," as well as the host's ever-present affected laughter (with a hint of ambiguity), and it will continue like this until the Second Coming...
As for "improving" the humor... that's a good idea, but how? It's not the humor that sets the moral tone of society now; it's the moral tone that sets the humor. People today are much more likely to laugh at vulgarity or dark humor; it's just the way things are. It's a time of cynicism. And I don't judge people for it; in the Soviet Union, there was no place for such humor, and therefore, it's still fresh and new.
So...
P.S. I don't like Shats and his shows because of the blatant absurdity. What is this idiocy – blowing confetti at the player while he's playing "Understand Me" with his friends?
And what about the jokes? "I'm an Indian from the Umba-Kurumba tribe!" – and the audience bursts out laughing. In general, it's no better than a distorted mirror, in my opinion.
They would be better off continuing to make the series.
Первый, кто был забанен за Правду.