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February 01, 2003
Human Cloning is Funny

After tuning into MTV for a short time (Celebrity Deathmatch was on, don't judge me too harshly!), they showed a new cartoon called Clone High USA. The concept: in the 1980s a shadowy conspiracy harvested the remains of great leaders from the past and cloned them. Now these clones are all gathered together in a single high school. Hilarity thus ensues.

The primary storyline revolves around Abraham Lincoln's putzy teenage character in a desperate competition with the popular and irritatingly dumb JFK for the affection of the hot and manipulative Cleopatra. Oh yeah, and JFK is being raised by two flamboyant homosexuals, and Marilyn Manson (who sings the praises of the food Pyramid) is a licensed doctor.

Other characters involve Abe's best friend Joan of Arc, who secretly lusts for a little honest Abeing, and his other friend, the high-fiving, fun loving clown, Mohatmas Ghandi.

Historical sacrilege... I love it.

 

Posted by Captain Mojo at February 01, 2003 04:04 AM | TrackBack

 

Comments

i will admit to being a moderate fan of
manson, mostly in earlier years. i haven't
seen the show, but how does he get
grouped with any of the leaders of the
world?

Posted by: seed on February 7, 2003 08:33 AM

Manson was just a celebrity guest. They do that. It's nifty.

Posted by: anja on February 7, 2003 03:16 PM

Anja speaks the truth. Manson was judging the school's Student Presidential debate. And last week Tom Green was the guest star, speaking out against rampant discrimination against those suffering (Ghandi in this case) from ADD, and its hyperactive cousin, ADHD.

Every episode has a moral. Its uplifting really...

Posted by: Captain Mojo on February 9, 2003 09:43 PM

Check out my Clone High site. Lots of pics, news, updates, & so On & forth & on

http://www.deadjournal.com/users/clone_high_fan/

Posted by: LiQuOr_pIg on April 24, 2003 03:15 PM

 

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