Café de Nuit

Hilarious! I like when Fry plays the fool like that!

I am going to steal that and post it on my board!

Absolutely delicious. My first urge is to share it with everybody I know who understands just a little bit of Dracula and Vampires

Alex

Awesome! I will definitely be showing this video around.

Anybody else get a little laugh at the name of the court case, "Melchett v. the Vatican?"

That was excellent.

JinnTolser wrote:Awesome! I will definitely be showing this video around.

Anybody else get a little laugh at the name of the court case, "Melchett v. the Vatican?"

Actually, I could use some help with that one. I think Melchett was the character Fry played in Blackadder, but for one, he seems much younger in this sketch, and for the other, I don't see any obvious relationship with the Vatican.

So, what's the joke here? Oh, and why should he be naked? Is it just for the gag?


Thanks.

Alex

I'm afraid I barely got his humor but I did laugh at the: "oh sh*t!"

Ail wrote:

JinnTolser wrote:Awesome! I will definitely be showing this video around.

Anybody else get a little laugh at the name of the court case, "Melchett v. the Vatican?"

Actually, I could use some help with that one. I think Melchett was the character Fry played in Blackadder, but for one, he seems much younger in this sketch, and for the other, I don't see any obvious relationship with the Vatican.

So, what's the joke here? Oh, and why should he be naked? Is it just for the gag?


Thanks.

Alex

Melchett was indeed his character in Blackadder. If I remember correctly, he was a Bishop (presumably Anglican, considering it was set during Elizabethan times), which might go a little way to explaining the "vs. the Vatican" court case.

I had forgotten that Melchett was a priest. That makes it even funnier.