What's this? Shatner gave a more understated performance?

Nice take on the Twilight Zone classic.

Good ol' redneck philosophy.

Actually, us 'silly yanks' got it on Comedy Central. Great show .

I'd have to say, more of a sleeper video in that it makes the real joke in the last few seconds. As much as it's making fun of Family, it's also making fun of itself, and those who are easily offended.

Very last line is the best.

I was expecting some comment on the concept and psychology behind breast implants exposed through ridiculously sized testies. I'm not so much disappointed as....befuddled.

I think most of us feel that way, Dag.

Are people really this ignorant about a religion they claim to practice?

Taken at face value, it is liberal propoganda. However, I could see any group dependant on public opinion doing a similar turnabout, and using ideas supposedly sacred to thier own ends. While the idea of undead soldiers is indeed offensive, it is more offensive that spin such as in the film happens in real life.

Later on they admit the 'experiment' is bullshit, and hardly a basis for opinion. The rest of the episode, however, brings up many of the points in earlier comments. This segment must have been put in purely for entertainment value.

For a Wal-Mart people didn't want there, it seems conspicuously busy.

Krupo: Beating up the soldier is part of the compensation here.

Alas, there are some people who would only see that as a bonus. It seems a paltry effort to 'empower' women (to me at least).

How does this not objectify women?

Interesting point the video is making, yet it assumes that book or magazine is an inherently superior form of media. A book, magazine, radio, literally *any* media form is subject to the producers. There are 'scolorly works' that site in University stacks that state the Holocost never happened. The Spanish-American war was instagated by 'yellow newspaper.'

Perhaps a better message to take from this is not 'TV is evil,' but to moderate and filter all media one partakes in.

The video failed it's intent for me. I can see it was designed to insite rage at Bush, but it's use of hyperbole, insults, and lack of explanation unmined it's goal. Basically, the constant comparison between Hitler and Bush killed it. I was not aware Bush had called for the systematic elimination of an ethnicity, nor that he had invaded a country without warning.