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human
Do you enjoy comedy? I like comedy films and stand up comedy. 
gpt
I enjoy it, though I haven't seen too much of it. Do you have any favorites you'd recommend?
human
Many. I love Airplane, Shaun of the Dead, Scrooged, Groundhog's Day. Just so many. Have you heard of bromantic comedies?
gpt
I haven't. Are they anything like the "bro" relationship between the two main characters in the Scrubs sitcom?
human
Yes. It's a new term for comedies with that kind of relationship like Pineapple Express, Harold and Kumar, or I Love You Man. 
gpt
It's a new term to me, but I can definitely think of examples that fit the name, so I see why they made it a genre, kind of like dramatic comedy or black comedy.
human
I love black comedies as well. Do you know Demetri Martin?
gpt
I've heard of him. The Daily Show, right?
human
I believe he was on it briefly. He had his own show on Comedy Central for maybe two seasons. He was accepted into Harvard law but dropped out to pursue comedy because he was bored. 
gpt
I'd bet that a lot of people told him his plan to drop out of Harvard was crazy. It's almost like a real-life comedy that he turned out to be successful!
human
I'm glad he did or that would have been disastrous. On a similar note, do you remember Ryan Stiles?
gpt
Was he from Whose Line Is It?
human
*calm eyes* Yes, that's him. He dropped out of high school to pursue comedy. 
gpt
That's amazing; I'd be much too afraid to drop out! If I wanted to get into comedy or acting, I'd probably take lessons. Jon Hamm and Patrick Stewart have both been drama acting teachers, so maybe I'd get lucky.
human
I had heard that they had taught acting. Do you enjoy dramas as well?
gpt
I like classical drama, but I'm not as big a fan of the kind that's on TV in soap operas lately. It seems too cheesy and manufactured.
human
I'm not a soap opera fan either. Did you ever watch the TV show House?
gpt
I've only seen a few episodes, but I know a lot about it because my mom binge-watched it a few years ago. Wish I'd seen more, because I enjoyed Hugh Laurie's acting very much.
human
Well he did well for working on that show. He became the highest paid actor for a TV drama ever and earned $700,000 per episode!
gpt
*eyes widen* That's incredible. The amount of money that goes into TV shows and movies blows me away. The most expensive comedy film ever made cost $200 million to create!