Election Show Tickets

Election shows are something that brings excitement and enthusiasm among the masses. It is a platform where people choose their representatives for the government, and the votes are counted, and the leader with maximum votes is declared as the winner. But have you ever imagined how an election show could be related to comedy? Yes, you read it right! An election show could be humorous in many aspects.

The process of holding elections is long and tedious, and sometimes it may feel dry. However, it provides ample opportunities for comedians and satire writers to mock politicians and the overall electoral process. The content can be made funnier by highlighting the absurdities of the system as well as the ridiculous campaign strategies which include mudslinging and character assassination.

One such example of comedic election show was the SNL skit with Sarah Palin and Tina Fey during the US Presidential elections in 2008. The sketch was not only hilarious but also played an important role in shaping public opinion. Fey's satirical impersonation of Palin was so accurate that people started confusing her with the real candidate.

Another example is The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. The show covers politics in a satirical manner and provides a refreshing take on political events and personalities. During the 2016 US Presidential elections, The Daily Show poked fun at both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Their coverage included a range of hilarious bits like ‘The Lesser of One Evil’ and ‘Third Party Nightmare.’

Moreover, there are shows like 'The Great Indian Laughter Challenge' which had a special theme in one of their episodes called 'Election Special.' The comedians were asked to mimic different politicians, and they creatively presented their speeches mixed with humour and sarcasm. It was undoubtedly one of the most entertaining episodes of the show.

In conclusion, election shows bring out the lighter side of democracy, and incorporating humour into them is always welcome. The idea of making light of what could be a very heavy topic is what makes these shows entertaining and engaging. As long as comedians deliver their humorous content responsibly, there can never be too much comedy in an election show.