El Chavo del Ocho

In other words, he's on the right side of that table.

And with that, this old man, the Chavo del Ocho, can operate and do wonderful things.

I'm not sure if it can be replicated, but for one afternoon it worked and it was wonderful.

I know what the formula was.

I had to clean after I come from school.

But I would have to say one of my favorites was, have you ever seen El Chavo del Ocho? No, I haven't.

No. Oh, my God.

Well, it's actually, it's like historically, you have to look at it.

Chespirito.

El Chavo del Ocho.

Chavo del Ocho.

Anyway.

Morning talk shows filled with small acts of silliness played a crucial role in my grandmother's transformation.

Think of the laughter running through the US TV comedy I Love Lucy in the 1950s, the Mexican comedy El Chavo del Ocho in the 1970s, or the British comedy Keeping Up Appearances in the 1990s.

Think also of the many daytime talk shows that proliferated across television screens around the world in the late 20th century, where laughter and tears are as common as words.

What elite culture has often dismissed as frivolous media content – easy laughter, excessive emotionality – has played an important role in the democratisation of emotions in general, and laughter in particular, in the past century.

The arrival of comedies on television only accelerated this process.

Think of the laughter running through the US TV comedy I Love Lucy in the 1950s, the Mexican comedy El Chavo del Ocho in the 1970s, or the British comedy Keeping Up Appearances in the 1990s.

Think also of the many daytime talk shows that proliferated across television screens around the world in the late 20th century, where laughter and tears are as common as words.

What elite culture has often dismissed as frivolous media content? Easy laughter, excessive emotionality, has played an important role in the democratization of emotions in general, and laughter in particular in the past century.

A mitologia do, do He-Man.

É, é igual a gente falando de Chaves, saca?

É.

Nossa, Chaves eles adoram, cara.

Meu sobrinho e eles tão amando Chaves.

E eles não gostam de Chapolin, isso me deixa muito triste.

Os menino gosta de Trapalhões, velho.