parody

This Is Not an Actual Rush Limbaugh Column

Jan 26, 2010
The wicked (and satirical, everyone!) masterminds over at The Onion have once again cooked up an illuminating, if discomfiting, parody -- this time in prose form, skewering the particularly contentious public figure of Rush Limbaugh. It's not pretty, but then, neither are many of the statements Limbaugh has emitted over the course of his storied broadcasting career.
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Wusssuuuuup 2008 Edition

Oct 27, 2008
The actors from arguably the most annoying commercial ever have reprised their roles for a more constructive purpose than selling beer. Now if only the Verizon guy would come out against warrantless wiretapping.

The Empire Strikes Barack

May 5, 2008
It is a period of political civil war Hillary Clinton, striking from her hidden base in Pennsylvania, has scored a major victory against Barack Obama During the battle, rogue surrogates provided distractions from real issues Pursued by the Republican Party's sinister agents well, you get the idea.

Hello, Ralph Nader, We Are Anonymous

Feb 27, 2008
If you've never seen any of the anti-Scientology videos of "Anonymous," this clip might seem a bit strange. While we would never compare Ralph Nader to the Church of Scientology, this spot-on parody is probably worth your 2 minutes and 21 seconds. Unless you're one of those titans of industry who makes a million dollars a minute. Then it probably isn't.

No You Can’t

Feb 19, 2008
Most popular YouTube videos inspire the inevitable parodies, and while many amuse in their own way, this one scores with the title alone. This is what Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" fan film would look like if it were made by the rich and powerful -- that is to say, the non-celebrity kind. The kind with pocket squares and tiny dogs.

‘Colbert’ Writers Score Big With Strike Parody

Nov 17, 2007
There's one big built-in advantage that many striking WGA members have over the studio honchos they're feuding with: real creative talent. This clip, made by "Colbert Report" writers, showcases their flair for parody, reminding producers why they're indispensable while mercilessly lampooning the executives.