Seriously?
I've only read the first half and already got sleepy, I didn't read it the whole way trhough
But I bet this sounds funnier than what the script actually is
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I've only read the first half and already got sleepy, I didn't read it the whole way trhough
But I bet this sounds funnier than what the script actually is
Holy shit, I wasn't speaking literally, LOL.
I got my hopes too high
It's pretty much a sappy, unfunny Easter special. The kids' grandmother shows up, and Enter tries way too hard to make her cool and likable. Linda just wants to relax and eat Easter dinner with her family, but the grandmother browbeats her into being more "fun" and doing stupid shit like sculpting with her mashed potatoes instead of eating them. Also, Sally is still an unlikable brat, and Gumdrops does stupid shit in the background the whole time.
The last thing before the fade out is Gumdrops having an "Oh, that wacky Horse!" moment, if I recall.
@Anchuent Dictata: He's literally pulling out these hackneyed sitcom tropes...
Yet, the dumbass dad is a sin
Actual footage of Enter trying to rap:
While we're on the subject of Easter, what the hell is the Jesus mythos like in this world? Or are they celebrating the Easter Bunny's birthday?
I think their God/Jesus is supposed to be Santa. Maybe the Easter Bunny's like Gabriel or something.
If this show actually got popular (hahahaha) that would piss off so many religious parents.
As a Christian myself, I say fuck them. Those kinds of people are what give us sane religious people a bad name.
No offense intended, I'd just like to see how Enter deals with controversy. A network would probably see this coming and suggest he change the setting to Thanksgiving or someone's birthday. I wonder if he would throw a hissy fit or comply with his tail between his legs.
No offense taken. Also, wouldn't that kinda ruin the plot to change the holiday, considering that they have an Easter Egg hunt? Maybe they can just change the name to, like, "Egg Hunt Day" or something.
Santa died for our sins
Wroooooooong! Martyrdom is far too hardcore.
Santa merely had to write a succinct and heartfelt apology letter for our sins.
This is what Enter actually believes.
Well, networks typically censor any mention of religion in their religious holiday specials, so I figure that there would be no controversy so long as the Easter Bunny wasn't crucified or anything like that.
Linda:Kids, get around!I'll tell you how the Easter Bunny was roasted for our naughty actions!
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