Gag and Network

Gag

Gag noun - Something said or done to cause laughter.

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Network and gag are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Network" instead a noun "Gag".

Network noun - A fabric made of strands loosely twisted, knotted, or woven together at regular intervals.

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Gag and network are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gag" instead a noun "Network".

Nearby Words: networked, networking

old	old gag	old network
good	good gag	good network
similar	similar gag	similar network
regular	regular gag	regular network
Other adjectives: original, single, popular, small, entire, real, huge, main, new, major, classic, different, extended, giant.

The Kate Jackson episode has a running gag revealing that Silverman (played by John Belushi) was sent to NBC by Charlie to ruin the network.

Source: Biting-the-Hand Humor
Bowdlerise: These cartoons were shown edited on a lot of network TV channels (and one cable channel), all for the same gag: Daffy getting shot in the face by Elmer.

Source: Western Animation / Rabbit Fire
A gag in which the camera cuts away or is interrupted by a bumper explaining the following scene is too disturbing to see, or, more importantly, would not be allowed by the broadcasting network.

Source: Relax-o-Vision

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