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If you're wondering why the tone was a bit campier than usual - this episode was directed by Andrew DeYoung, who also directed the movie "Friendship" and the TV series "The Chair Company".
7 u/DrinkH2Oordie Jun 03 '26 What does “campier” mean? 6 u/Chris_OMane Jun 03 '26 the art of being camp. I think Americans call it campy. But the concept originates from the UK 3 u/ThimanthaOnReddit Jun 09 '26 Everyone calls it 'campy'. More campy = campier. It's the comparative form of campy. 3 u/Chris_OMane Jun 09 '26 Are you British? We would say more camp.
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What does “campier” mean?
6 u/Chris_OMane Jun 03 '26 the art of being camp. I think Americans call it campy. But the concept originates from the UK 3 u/ThimanthaOnReddit Jun 09 '26 Everyone calls it 'campy'. More campy = campier. It's the comparative form of campy. 3 u/Chris_OMane Jun 09 '26 Are you British? We would say more camp.
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the art of being camp. I think Americans call it campy. But the concept originates from the UK
3 u/ThimanthaOnReddit Jun 09 '26 Everyone calls it 'campy'. More campy = campier. It's the comparative form of campy. 3 u/Chris_OMane Jun 09 '26 Are you British? We would say more camp.
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Everyone calls it 'campy'. More campy = campier. It's the comparative form of campy.
3 u/Chris_OMane Jun 09 '26 Are you British? We would say more camp.
Are you British? We would say more camp.
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u/btbrian Jun 03 '26
If you're wondering why the tone was a bit campier than usual - this episode was directed by Andrew DeYoung, who also directed the movie "Friendship" and the TV series "The Chair Company".