The Darkest skit? - Wonder Showzen (2005) Discussion

[–] DanielEGarza 14 years ago

Go talk to that girl! Go talk to that girl! :D
That skit pretty much sums up the ideal, American life cycle. Sad.

"Tolerance is the virtue of the weak" -Marquis de Sade

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[–] Null_Inverse 14 years ago

Haha! Love it!

"Be a productive member of society! Be a productive member of society!"

And later... "Put it in my rump! Put it in my rump!"

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Shoot him again... His soul is still dancing.

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[–] DanielEGarza 14 years ago

"Work hard to provide for your loving family! Work hard to provide for your loving family!" :D "Die with dignity! Die with dignity!"

"Tolerance is the virtue of the weak" -Marquis de Sade

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[–] MikeHunt1075 14 years ago

The jokes around Ground Zero... Telling Mexico they need taller buildings so Al-querda will go crash into their high-rises.

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[–] obvious_oblivion 14 years ago

I wouldn't say that was the darkest skit... I'm not sure what would be, but the one that comes to mind is the "Mr. Body" skit where he takes the lungs out of the kid and the kid dies. That was just f-cked up.

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[–] BobLennon123 13 years ago

The Slave Song is pretty dark.

"Nobody is free, even the birds are chained to the sky" - Bob Dylan

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[–] twohits22 13 years ago

What about that classroom sketch where the hooded rabbit takes the man hostage at knife point and his last wish is to tell a story to the kids? I just re-read that and it sounds ridiculous written out but for some reason the end of that sketch especially always freaked me out.

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[–] donnieandsarah 13 years ago

"Trip to the Farm" where they ended being slaves to the dark lord Kramdoor.

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[–] dnnyrz 13 years ago

I wouldn't really call the slave song dark. Well at least not to me. To me its oddly heartwarming. Idk how to describe the feeling. First of all its really catchy haha. But cuz, yes its true slaves built all that stuff, the song is kind of an ode to the work they did. Which is the heartwarming part, but then you think about it more and you realize what they must have had to suffer through. So idk what the feeling I get from it exactly, but its not really dark.

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[–] Aizyk 13 years ago

I think the slaves song was actually poignant.

DOG OGBYN and the bird with the magic-portal cloaca both made me change the channel.

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[–] back-98-304191 13 years ago

The "You're a women now" skit.

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[–] Illyngophobia 12 years ago

God killing himself in the "Space" episode.

"I'll go,because I am Cinema!" - Ben (Man Bites Dog)

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[–] worldofbong 12 years ago

Slaves!

But you can't tell from this.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_YD3O41Plk

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