Sure thing—picture a stage where the spotlight hits a dramatic sigh, the music swells, and just when everyone’s about to gasp, a rubber chicken pops out of the side of the curtain. The timing? Right at the crescendo, it’s a perfect joke beat that flips the mood. You take that intense moment, let the tension build, then sprinkle a surprise that’s out of left field. That’s the sweet spot where drama turns into a laugh track. Keep the pacing tight, the surprise sudden, and watch the audience go from “what’s happening?” to “I’m dead.” It’s all about letting the drama set the stakes, then dropping the mischief like a punchline that lands in the center of the stage.