Definition of dramedy
:a comedy (such as a film or television show) having dramatic moments
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The 2017 Milwaukee Film Festival will open with an inspiring documentary with a side order of comedy, and will close with a family dramedy soaked in 1990s nostalgia.
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The set Byrne was referring to is the upcoming project Juliet, Naked, a dramedy based on the book by Nick Hornby.
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The show, a dramedy, has a relatively straightforward premise: A group of friends who first met at Harvard now approach their 40s with various levels of success and trepidation.
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From College (Netflix): Gen Xers get their own Big Chill with this dramedy about a group of college friends (including Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders and Fred Savage) who reunite in New York 20 years after Harvard.
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Netflix's recently dropped the trailer for To The Bone, a dramedy about a teen girl who has anorexia.
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The Gossip Girl grad has booked a season-long recurring arc on the dramedy starring William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum.
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Netflix has ordered ten one-hour episodes of the dramedy.
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That’s the dream for a number of aspiring performers, and a hallowed benchmark that actress Emmy Rossum has attained after years on the popular dramedy Shameless.
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