You know the drill!! Comment those questions below for our call with David this Saturday! 👇🏽 And welcome to our new members! I'm keeping an eye out for your introductory post. 👀

Im a huge Seth Macfarlane and this post is not to tell how boring his Naked Gun version was. But I think the major flaw in Seth’s version is that there were ZERO political figures parodys. The opening scene in Naked Gun you see the world “villains” leaders and then you see the Queen Elizabeth. In Naked Gun 2 1/2 you see Bush and his wife. And with ALL this cartoonish leaders of the world right now how can you not make a parody scene about one of them or all of them?! You have Putin, Kim Jong-un, Trump!!! unforgivable.

Let's do something fun! After watching Rule 3, let's spend this week writing one sketch that references an existing piece of media... and then elevate it and punch it up with comedy. Try to keep it relevant even to someone who hasn't seen the source material. And instead of trying to emulate David's style of comedy, go for originality. Excited to see what you come up with! Comment them below. 👇🏽

The first time I watched Airplane! it was the dubbed version in Spanish (I was an ’80s kid living in Panama, Central America). Later, in the ’90s, I saw it again in its original language, this time with all its wordplay and puns. Of course, a lot of that humor gets lost in translation. But the beauty of spoofs is that much of the comedy is universal. You don’t always need words—sometimes the funniest moments are happening in the background, or right in your face. When I saw my first spoof as a kid, I knew instantly that this was what I wanted to do someday. And I did. Now, I just hope to take it to the next level—learning from this masterclass.