After a bit of a dry spell for Diddy Laugh spotting, we get two in one month!
This was in Coma Girl, which recently showed as part of Channel 4's comedy showcase.
You guessed it, it's a dream-like sequence with a sinister sounding child!
The Diddy Laugh
The Diddy Laugh is a very commonly used sound effect, which often appears in TV, radio and film. When I hear it, it is like being hit in the ears with an iron. I like to point it out to people, who usually look blankly at me. Now I pass this affliction on to you.
Steve Paget.
Steve Paget.
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Red Rover TV commercial
Just spotted on UK Kids TV. An abbreviated Diddy Laugh. You'll have to fast-forward one minute into this video, to get past the uploader's ridiculously self-indulgent "intro".
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Two laughs spotted in My Name Is Earl
Thanks for the comment, Jim. You put me on the trail of a real winner. Two laughs in one episode.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3inz4SPXb2s
Ah. It seems that this video was deleted because the bell-ends at Fox complained at my using one minute of their programme, even though it clearly falls under the Fair Use clause of US copyright law and is classed as "comment" or "review". Do they really think I'm trying to take the food from their piggy mouths? Is anyone less likely to buy a My Name Is Earl box set because I showed one minute on the internet? Maybe they're just embarrassed at using stock sound effects? Well, screw them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3inz4SPXb2s
Ah. It seems that this video was deleted because the bell-ends at Fox complained at my using one minute of their programme, even though it clearly falls under the Fair Use clause of US copyright law and is classed as "comment" or "review". Do they really think I'm trying to take the food from their piggy mouths? Is anyone less likely to buy a My Name Is Earl box set because I showed one minute on the internet? Maybe they're just embarrassed at using stock sound effects? Well, screw them.
Monday, 18 April 2011
Another movie trailer, this time Southland Tales
Can you smell what the Rock is cooking? A rubbish film and a creepy sounding kid.
In opening titles of Taken
The Diddy Laugh plays almost right at the start of the film, as Liam Neeson is remembering his girl's birthday party.
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
Friday, 13 August 2010
In Sherlock
The laugh appears while the photograph is displayed, in this clip from the exciting new BBC drama series. (43 seconds in)
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