Killick
Well-Known Member
Seems a national pasttime to roast the SNL writers, and mostly, deservedly so. So, I keep coming up with goofy ideas, just amusing myself in spare moments, and thought it was worth a thread.
Your mission: Pitch a SNL/madTV-type sketch, no matter how detailed.
My latest? A spoof of CBS's show "The Unit." In "The Eunich," we mimick the distinctive real opening, in which manly men are riffing off a cadence while presumably marching. ("Fired up! Fired up! Feel good! Fired up!") In spoof version, it's done with extremely high voices.
Premise of real show is showing military types on these unbelievable missions, and showing what their wives are doing back on the homefront. Spoof version is almost same, except we're checking in with former members and what they're doing... mainly you see a vague fleshy mash sitting in a jar of fromaldehyde.
Other ideas include roll call, when troops trick leader into asking where Johnson is (they snicker as he's slow to grasp the joke) and lots of jokes about fallen members.
Next?
Your mission: Pitch a SNL/madTV-type sketch, no matter how detailed.
My latest? A spoof of CBS's show "The Unit." In "The Eunich," we mimick the distinctive real opening, in which manly men are riffing off a cadence while presumably marching. ("Fired up! Fired up! Feel good! Fired up!") In spoof version, it's done with extremely high voices.
Premise of real show is showing military types on these unbelievable missions, and showing what their wives are doing back on the homefront. Spoof version is almost same, except we're checking in with former members and what they're doing... mainly you see a vague fleshy mash sitting in a jar of fromaldehyde.
Other ideas include roll call, when troops trick leader into asking where Johnson is (they snicker as he's slow to grasp the joke) and lots of jokes about fallen members.
Next?
