A word on parody

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Perhaps the same - or, at least, similar - can be said of parody.
Certainly, a show that is parodied, like a comedian that is parodied, must already have some level of cultural significance.
French & Saunders' parodies, for example, only...
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