Definition of dramedy
: a comedy (such as a film or television show) having dramatic moments
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But what about Killing Eve, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s new feminist contract-killer dramedy?
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The hourlong dramedy hails from ABC Studios, DJ Nash and Kapital Entertainment's Aaron Kaplan and Dana Honor.
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Throughout Season 2 of Glow, Betty Gilpin’s Debbie emerges as the Netflix dramedy’s most compelling, layered, and often frustrating character.
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An ex-con computer hacker falls in love with a grieving war widow in Jeremy Culver's romantic dramedy.
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Season 6 of the Emmy-winning Netflix prison dramedy finally has a premiere date.
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While Mari evolves into Vida’s surprise MVP over its freshman year, our vehicles into the dramedy's many nuanced layers are the aforementioned sisters Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn (Melissa Barrera).
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Scabrously funny, ineffably sad and filled with breathtaking empathy for our flesh-and-blood failings, Stephen Karam's play turns the dinner-table dramedy on its head with a heaping serving of existential dread.
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The premium cable network has renewed the half-hour dramedy for a second season.
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Origin and Etymology of dramedy
blend of drama and comedy
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