Guaranteed to offend or your money back

Screw you, whitey. And by whitey, I of course mean Gary Collins.

Gary Collins: Hi, I’m Gary Collins. Are you tired of losing your street credits with the homies? (chuckle) Well, I sure was. But I don’t have to worry about being "square" in my neighborhood anymore. Not since I got my…(he motions off camera, and a black guy comes over to him. Gary puts his arms on his shoulders, displaying him.) Bristol and McBelzer ™ Disposable Black Man.

(Cut to Gary and the black guy walking on the street while people passing by stare at them. The black guy has a gigantic fake grin on his face.)

Gary:
(VO) With my Disposable Black Man, I can walk the streets with pride, knowing that I, too, will be accepted into the Black Society.

(Gary Collins and the black guy walk over to an ice cream truck.)

Ice Cream Guy:
What do you want?

Gary:
(beams at the guy) Two chocolate fudges.

(Cut back to Gary)

Gary:
It’s fun, it’s easy, and it’s a great way to show your friends your appreciation for diversity.

(Cut to a ritzy outdoor party with nothing but white people. Gary walks over to the host, who’s pouring punch.)

Host:
Gary! I haven’t seen you in a year at least! And who’s this?

Gary:
Why, this is Jamal Akeem Abdoul Jones Polanski, my new African American friend.

("Jamal" continues forcing his smile)

Host:
Aren’t you adorable? Look, everybody, Gary’s got a black friend!

(Everybody crowds around them, oohing and ahhing.)

Gary:
(VO) Your Disposable Black Man will be an instant hit at any social gathering. But that’s not all he’ll be good for. Check our fun and informative instruction manual for some great suggestions, such as…

(Cut to a picture of the black guy in a Star Trek uniform)

Gary:
(VO) Obligatory ethnic balance in a Star Trek movie!

(Cut to a picture of the black guy in a chef’s outfit holding a spatula)

Gary:
(VO) Short-Order cook…

(Cut to a picture of the black guy dressed as Phil Donahue, complete with glasses and white wig. He’s frozen in the moment, holding a mic to somebody in the audience)

Gary:
Non-offensive yet no-nonsense talk show host, and many more.

(Cut to Gary)

Gary And clean-up couldn’t be easier. When done, simply toss your Disposable Black Man into your garbage recepticle.

(Cut to a crude drawing of one happy stick figure throwing a darker happy stick figure into a trash can)

Gary:
No messy clean-up, no lingering odors. That’s the Bristol and McBelzer promise. And if you call us now, we’ll throw in the Bristol and McBelzer ™ Overgenerous Italian Mother as your free gift.

(Cut to a horribly stereotypical Italian lady shoving pasta into a man’s mouth from a pot with her wooden spoon)

Italian Mother:
Who feed you these days? BUMS? Come on, we beef-a you up! You look-a GOOD. I make you.

Disposable Black Guy: (from a trashcan in the kitchen under the sink) What the hell are you doing? Let me the fuck outta here! I’m serious! I’m calling the union on your ass! What the hell’s going on out there? HELLO?

Man:
(to the camera) Thanks, Gary!

(Back to Gary)

Gary:
You’re certainly welcome. The Disposable Black Man—a product you can trust from a NAME you can trust. Gary Collins.

Voice from off-camera: BRISTOL AND McBELZER.

Gary:
Er, Bristol and McBelzer. (he gives the camera a toothy grin.)

Posted by deadheidi on March 10, 2003 with category tags of

12 comments
Pretty bad.
   comment by anonymous on March 10, 2003, Rated it 1

Offensive for certain, but also funny. Not all comedy can be squeaky clean.
   comment by Reverend_Jerry (#40) on March 10, 2003, Rated it 4

You know, hiding behind "anonymous" makes your comment all the less credible...
   comment by deadheidi (#63) on March 10, 2003

It's a funny premise, but I don't think it really works as a full skit. I'd say make it into an ad for the Disposable Black Man. That way you can keep the funny concept and the best lines, but also have it short and to the point.
   comment by dustin (#1) on March 11, 2003, Rated it 3

Jonathan Swift had nothing on you.
   comment by anonymous on March 11, 2003, Rated it 5

Damn, Thats Funny!
   comment by anonymous on April 1, 2003, Rated it 4

A little edgy, but still pretty funny
   comment by brien (#76) on April 30, 2003, Rated it 4

Good premise for a skit, but could use some tweaking
   comment by anonymous on July 1, 2003, Rated it 4

Perfect combination of offensive and witty. Aaron McGruder would love this.
   comment by anonymous on July 15, 2003, Rated it 4

it only shows up as "anonymous" because we don't have accounts..
   comment by anonymous on December 26, 2003

this is really funny! sure, it's a bit offensive, but that makes it all the more funny! I, myself, think this skit is hilarious and would love to see it performed! this is awesome, something like you'd see on SNL! keep up the terrific work! I hope to see more of your skits in the future.
   comment by anonymous on December 26, 2003, Rated it 5

Funny no denying it, I think if you worked at it you could come up with one or more things that they could do together(besides just being a hit at the party) as well. But then again it may be perfect as is
   comment by trckands (#152) on April 3, 2004, Rated it 4

   

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