It's hardly even satire. It's just copying something badly, hoping it will make it fun in the process.

Would this particular scene have been funny delivered in some over-the-top SNL parody way? No.

Is it funny when delivered in an intentionally bad way like here? No.

Would it have been funny in an actual Reagan era action movie starring Steven Seagal? Yes.

Am I becoming a humorless old fart? Yes.

So what you're trying to say is he didn't do a Great Job

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Don't bother commenting unless you're giving 5 stars, T&E fans revel in their persecution complex and any comment with less than a perfect rating and sloppy blowjob will attract the derping hoard.

derp

(ps: no one gives a shit)

Autofive for the GREATEST living comedy team alive and working right now. Easily better than Tiny Toons and whatever Hooker likes combined.

Tiny Toons

Tiny Toons is pretty good too though.

I usually agree with baleen on taste, but I really hate these guys.

I just like the battle.

"It's just copying something badly, hoping it will make it fun in the process."

This is Tim & Eric's entire strategy.

I've yet to meet a T&E fan who raves about how entertaining they are. When asked why they like T&E, their usual response is, "Because other people hate them so much."

Nothing. Steven Seagal and Judge Reinhold got combined in a teleporter accident.

see... YOU get it.

I'm a little late to the party, but I'm here.
I think what you said in the first thread is exactly right.

To paraphrase one poetver whose name is lost in the dusty corridors of history, watching Tim & Eric is like sifting through a outhouse for a diamond.

I dont really know who the fuck tim and eric are, some stuff I have seen of theirs is just boring. But I like on cinema