42 episodes. One AI character. One voice. Zero film crew. The AI Sitcom System is the complete production playbook behind a finished 42-episode AI video sitcom — not a course, not theory, and not one more pack of prompts. It’s the actual workflow, documented while it was being used, from first concept to a posted daily series.

Most AI creators are stuck making one-off clips that go nowhere. A series is different: characters compound, running gags pay off, and every episode makes the next one easier to watch — and to make. This guide hands you the whole machine.

Inside the guide

• Why a series, not a video — compounding audience mechanics, and the series bible as your single source of truth
• Character design rules — the prompt formula and 3 design constraints that keep a character consistent across a whole season
• Writing scripts at volume — the 30-second formula (2-second hook → two beats → punchline → forward tease), and why you write the whole season before producing anything
• The voiceover pipeline — casting a TTS voice, the settings that actually matter, and batch-synthesizing 42 scripts
• Art & animation — the ~10-second animated loop trick that replaces generating 42 separate videos
• Rendering & assembly specs — 1080×1920, audio-locked cuts, the ffmpeg loop-to-audio recipe, file-naming discipline
• Packaging & posting — titles, descriptions, tags, and the 21-day posting calendar method

The case study throughout is a real produced series (a sentient lava lamp running a fake self-improvement empire), including what broke and what fixed it. The guide is equally honest about what the system won’t do: comedy short-form is an audience-growth play, not ad revenue, and AI won’t write your jokes — it will hand you the machine that ships them.