Take That, Audience!: In Episode 25, «Devastated,» they mock Michael Bay’s decision to give Devastator swinging testicles in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. They note, however, that everyone went to go see it anyway, allowing Bay to subsequently make a third film. In «You’ve Got the Flight Stuff, Baby,» the narrator says that even the idiots that watch the show would know that Pepsi couldn’t actually give away a Harrier Jump Jet. Those Wacky Nazis: It was going to happen eventually, this time regarding their decision to cross the English Channel. Or not, since the Nazis were convinced the English would set the English Channel on fire. Too Stupid To Live: In some cases, literally. The episode «Touch of Bogus» is based on a shampoo released by Clairol called ‘Touch of Yogurt,’ which became a problem because 1) no one wanted to buy it, and 2) because some people tried to eat it. In «Quacks of God,» an epileptic man having a seizure dies because his roommates choose to pray rather than get him to a hospital. This is much funnier than the actual example, which involved a child dying of pneumonia because his parents believed in faith healing. video game adaptation. It goes as well as one would expect. Unfortunate Names: Discussed in «What’s In a Name?», where we learn the sad fate of Ayds Candy, which took a dive in popularity after the outbreak of the AIDS epidemic in the 80’s. What Would X Do?: In the episode «What Would Jesus Do?,» obviously. «Where Are They Now?» Epilogue: Every episode ends with an explanation of what happened as a result of a particular bad decision. Worth It: In Episode 33, «Vampoozled,» the best friend of the vampire victim decides to start dating the «Transylvanian Exchange Student,» despite knowing the risks, all because she’s a freak in bed.
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