Supercali-fragilistic-expialawacky!

To entertain Clay and Frank's 'dates,' the SOLers perform Crow's political satire, 'Supercali-fragilistic-expialawacky!' From episode 617 The Sword and The Dragon.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• mst3k
• mystery
• science
• theater
• 3000
• 617
• sword
• dragon
• crime
• bill
• bang
• political
• satire

[pockypurse]

God, Mike's adorable.

[carolineskomix]

Mike as a lil' kid is sooooo CUTE! XD

How can you not fall in love with that? X3

[Darkstar1484]

@KingSnarf Hm, didn't know Mike was conservative. But I agree, most likely it's meant to satirize most government satire that tends to hit the same tropes as well as severe oversimplification.

[BobaBaggins]

@KingSnarf I'm pretty sure this song isn't supposed to be supporting conservative beliefs. I think it's making fun of those crappy satire songs about the government. Like a satire of a satire.

[KingSnarf]

@Phobos1313 Most, but not always. Bridget, if memory serves, wrote the lyrics to "The Greatest Frank of All" for example. And I was referring to the not just the song, but overall tone and premise of the sketch.

[Phobos1313]

@KingSnarf Didn't Mike write all the songs?

[KingSnarf]

I'm betting Mike wrote this sketch, as many of the other writers were apparently pretty liberal. If anyone's seen TV's Frank's facebook page or twitter feed, you know what I mean.

[daiklaive]

@pockypurse he's teh sex!

[DarmokAtTinegra]

Well, see, Bridget was there, and it's hard to see anything else that shares the scene... <3

[c3section]

15 years later and this sketch can still prove its point.

[hootyhaha]

Somebody needs to send this to Washington RIGHT NOW! :)

[squigian]

We need more satire satires!