
Sam & Max: Episode 2 - Situation: Comedy - Talk show host Myra Stump has gone berzerk! Sam & Max head down to the WARP TV studio to find out why she's holding her audience hostage. But getting onto Myra's stage isn't going to be easy. First the Freelance Police will have to prove they're worthy of fifteen minutes of fame.
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The entire series relies on its unfunny jokes which hinder the gameplay a lot, and the gameplay itself is rather average anyway. I shouldn't have bothered myself and I don't recommend it.
Sam & Max 102: Situation: Comedy is another entry in a long series of ScummVM style point and click adventure games. This episode has our comedy freelance police rabbit and dog solving a hostage situation in a TV studio. Gameplay consists of basic point and click adventuring and inventory management, with the occasional minigame. The only thing preventing this from being recommendable is poor futureproofing, as the game lacks proper customisable resolution and support for high definition displays. And the way Telltale Games removed it from the store.
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что-бы тут не происходило, но передача про ковбоев самая смешная из любых телепередач, которые я когда либо видел.
is this the worst sam and max telltale episode out of all three seasons? maybe! :)
Situation: Comedy is the second episode of Sam & Max Save the World. I would say that the second episode is slightly less funnier than its first, however it is still a good episode. You get a call from the commissioner that a TV talkshow host is keeping people hostage at the local TV studio. You get down there and esssentially have Sam & Max become TV stars for a day - featuring in various parodies of sitcoms, game shows and American Idol. All of this to get access to the TV talkshow and save the hostages. The gameplay is not much to say about, it's the same as the first episode. The second episode is intriguing as it ties together the first episode fora bigger overarching plot... only time will tell what it is about.
Sam & Max is good.
With silly double entendres, puns, gags about Scientology, and Bessie the Bovine's torrid love affair scandal- what's not to love? Situation Comedy is the second-est episode of Sam and Max ever made by Telltale. The puzzles are still very simple, but the gags are cute and if you like Sam and Max it's generally a two hour breeze.
Focused on a collection of spoofs of various TV shows (gameshow, sitcom, etc.), I didn't enjoy this second episode of [i]Sam & Max[/i] as much as the first. It's still well-written and humourous, but overly formulaic in my mind.
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