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Charley's Aunt, for one, 5 letters

Dumb and Dumber, for one, 5 letters

Noises Off, for one, 5 letters

S.N.L. specialty, 5 letters

Some Like It Hot, for one, 5 letters

Tartuffe, for one, 5 letters

The Comedy of Errors, for one, 5 letters

The Royal Canadian Air ___, 5 letters

The Royal Canadian Air ___ (CBC comedy show), 5 letters

What's Up, Doc? is one, 5 letters

Absurd comedy, 5 letters

Absurd sham, 5 letters

Absurdity, 5 letters

Bedroom comedy, say, 5 letters

Broad comedy, 5 letters

Burlesque, 5 letters

Comedy of errors, 5 letters

Comic absurdity, 5 letters

Exaggerated comedy, 5 letters

Feydeau forte, 5 letters

Film genre, 5 letters

Foolish show, 5 letters

Forcemeat, 5 letters

Frayn's Noises Off, e.g., 5 letters

Humorous dramatic form, 5 letters

Humorous play, 5 letters

It often involves slamming doors, 5 letters

It's a travesty, 5 letters

It's absurd, 5 letters

It's not to be taken seriously, 5 letters

Joke, 5 letters

Knockabout comedy, 5 letters

Light dramatic work, 5 letters

Light work?, 5 letters

Light, witty play, 5 letters

Literary form, 5 letters

Literary genre, 5 letters

Low comedy, 5 letters

Ludicrous comedy, 5 letters

Madcap comedy, 5 letters

Marx Brothers genre, 5 letters

Marx Brothers' specialty, 5 letters

Michael Frayn's Noises Off, for one, 5 letters

Mockery, 5 letters

Moli, 5 letters

Moli re product, 5 letters

Moliere genre, 5 letters

Moliere's forte, 5 letters

Monty Python specialty, 5 letters

Monty Python's Spamalot, for one, 5 letters

Obvious pretense, 5 letters

Oscar Wilde forte, 5 letters

Oscar Wilde genre, 5 letters

Outrageous comedy, 5 letters

Parody, 5 letters

Play genre, 5 letters

Poor play choice for a tragedian, 5 letters

Ridiculous sham, 5 letters

Satire, 5 letters

Satirical comedy, 5 letters

Satirical work, 5 letters

Screwball production, 5 letters

Show for laughs, 5 letters

Sitcom's stock in trade, 5 letters

Slapstick comedy, 5 letters

Slapstick drama, 5 letters

Slapstick humor, e.g., 5 letters

Slapstick, e.g., 5 letters

Spoof, 5 letters

Tomfoolery, 5 letters

Travesty, 5 letters

Trial, sometimes, 5 letters

TV's Fawlty Towers, for one, 5 letters

Type of comedy, 5 letters

Typical Wodehouse novel, 5 letters

What a joke!, 5 letters

Wilde forte, 5 letters

Wilde work, 5 letters

You can't take it seriously, 5 letters

Mixture of ground raw chicken and mushrooms with pistachios and truffles and onions and parsley and lots of butter and bound with eggs, 5 letters

A comedy characterized by broad satire and improbable situations, 5 letters

Police Academy cast?, 10 letters

Noises Off and others, 6 letters

Absurd comedies, 6 letters

Broad comedies, 6 letters

Burlesques, 6 letters

Feydeau plays, 6 letters

Laugh riots, 6 letters

Madcap comedies, 6 letters

Marx Brothers films, e.g., 6 letters

Mockeries, 6 letters

Ridiculous shams, 6 letters

Satire relatives, 6 letters

Situation comedies, maybe, 6 letters

Some comedies, 6 letters

Some plays, 6 letters

Staples of British theater, 6 letters

Travesties, 6 letters

Forced, in the kitchen, 5 letters

Stuffed with, in cookery, 5 letters

Stuffed, as with ground meat, 5 letters

Stuffed, in cookery, 5 letters

Ludicrous, 8 letters

Slapstick, 8 letters

Long ways, 8 letters

Long way, 6 letters

Long way (from), 6 letters

Pale imitation, 6 letters

Some distance, 6 letters

Very different, with a, 6 letters

Not like at all, with a, 10 letters

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