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Lucid TV

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YMMV • Radar • Quotes • (Funny • Heartwarming • Awesome) • Fridge • Characters • Fanfic Recs • Nightmare Fuel • Shout Out • Plot • Tear Jerker • Headscratchers • Trivia • WMG • Recap • Ho Yay • Image Links • Memes • Haiku • Laconic • Source • Setting

Lucid TV is a Gag Per Day Webcomic about the life and times of the staff at John Belushi Memorial Hospital.

That gives you the basic idea. What it doesn't tell you is that Lucid TV is full of the darkest humour you've ever come across. The doctors are sometimes incompetent, often offensive and always willing to laugh at the expense of a patient. Or a patient's parent. Or literally anybody.

One of its three authors, John Keogh, is currently helping Andrew Hussie and KC Green of Gunshow design the first book for Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff.

This comic provides examples of:

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