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Sitcom vs. soap opera #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 09, 2005 17:26 pm   Sitcom vs. soap opera
 

Hi, could you please tell me the difference between a sitcom and a soap opera? Thanks in advance. A
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Sitcom vs. soap opera #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 09, 2005 19:34 pm   Sitcom vs. soap opera
 

Hi,

a sitcom is an amusing TV or radio show, the same characters appear in each programme in a different story, usually broadcasted at least once a week over a long period.

a soap opera is quite the same but not amusing, it is more about the lives and problems of a particular group of characters.
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