Radio Day

As a comedy centered on a radio station staff's 'craziest, funniest' day, the audience's primary emotional response to 'Radio Day' is overwhelmingly **Humor**, stemming from the absurd and escalating situations. This is closely followed by feelings of **Joy** and general **Happiness** as the comedic plot unfolds. The film's premise of turning a small accident into a global catastrophe for ratings also elicits **Surprise** and **Anticipation** for the next outlandish development. There's also a sense of **Relief** as the comedic chaos resolves, and a degree of **Empathy** and **Satisfaction** for the characters' dedicated, albeit misguided, efforts to entertain their audience.