Wisecracking

A sidekick role in a police procedural show might seem like a strange career move for Casey, who was an aspiring comedy actor in seasons 1 and 2. However, it does make sense for Casey to play a wisecracking sidekick.

The wisecracking was, in part, what happens on social media anywhere in the world: current events transformed to memes to attract likes and follows.

Nomvete will portray the character of Faye who is the tough, wisecracking matriarch in the workplace.

Director Lewis Milestone punctuates the action with the cynical wisecracking of reporters at the city jail while highlighting the battle between the crafty editor and his shrewd reporter, with hilarious results despite the poor quality of the soundtrack.

Imagine one of Jacqueline Wilson’s wisecracking heroines a little older, transplanted to north-east Paris.

A Madea Family Funeral isn't centered on the wisecracking matriarch's eternal sendoff, but will still close out Perry's beloved and presumably profitable series of dramatic comedies.

We identified with Rhoda, the Jewish, wisecracking (Bronx native) New Yorker with weight issues, who’s landed in Minneapolis.

However, the wisecracking hero won’t have that element of surprise this time around.

It charts her historic path to becoming the to serve on the nation’s highest court — and later on, to Internet fame, through the viral “Notorious R.B.G.” memes that depict her as a wisecracking feminist trailblazer.

The police department began its Twitter wisecracking a few months later, with Officer Drew Fennelly (the man behind LPD’s Twitter account) tweeting a joke about the Jayhawks’ loss to Villanova during that March’s NCAA Elite Eight matchup.

Marx reputedly claimed that he was "hopelessly average" as a vaudevillian, but this was typically Marx, wisecracking in his true form.

This has led to one of the best-known and most popular of the NFL Films Super Bowl films due to the constant chatter and wisecracking of Stram.

This version is a vain, wisecracking money-hungry gangster, with a particular fixation on real estate who plots outrageous disasters for Superman to try to avert.

When asked if his wisecracking and talking on the bandstand came from his medicine show experience, he said it did not.