Antiracism in Othello sketch comedy, 1967-1999 by Stephen Hamrick

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The Death of Character in Postdramatic Comedy by Jure Gantar

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Political Impersonations on Saturday Night Live during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election by Outi J. Hakola

“…The sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live is known for political impersonations. …”
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Guns, Thorns, and Zeal: Popular Depictions of a Kombative Christ by William S. Chavez

“…Jesus is rendered in combative form across media—i.e., live-action films and shorts, animated television, sketch comedy, graphic novels, and video games. This rendition occurs at a confluence of meaning, most immediately for the sake of generating comedy through juxtaposition (in this case, rendering the meek with a sword) and/or reaffirming Jesus’ prominent cultural value through an association with other popularly mediatized entities. …”
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The use of authentic video in Russian as foreign language teaching on A1 level by Natalija A. Gridneva, Svetlana M. Vladimirova

“…Some possibilities of authentic videos usage at the initial training stage are exemplified by short films from popular Russian sketch comedies (particularly “Yeralash” and “Fitil”), which, as the authors show, have a variety of advantages over other kinds of materials. …”
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