Ep 3. Sabbath-tage

NTSF:SD:SUV stands for National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle. It is a parody of action TV shows featuring a team of highly trained agents who are responsible for protecting San Diego from various threats, both domestic and international.

In season 2 episode 3, titled "Sabbath-tage," the team investigates a string of strange events happening in a Jewish community center. They are called in because the events seem to be connected to a terrorist organization. The team led by Trent (Paul Scheer) and Piper (June Diane Raphael) soon discovers that the center is being targeted by a group of radical feminists.

The episode begins with a group of women in black carrying out a raid on a sperm bank, stealing all the sperm samples. The team soon connects this to the Jewish community center they were called to investigate. They discover that the center has a fertility clinic, and that the radical feminist group is stealing the sperm in order to create their own all-female society.

The team manages to infiltrate the feminist group, led by the charismatic and dangerous "Mother" (Kate Mulgrew). They find out that the group plans to use the stolen sperm to impregnate themselves and create an all-female society, free from the oppression of men. The group's ultimate goal is to take over the world and rid it of all men.

The NTSF team devises a plan to stop the feminists before they can carry out their plan. They infiltrate the fertility clinic and swap out the stolen sperm samples with what they believe are blanks. They plan to let the feminists carry out their plan, thinking that they have succeeded, but in reality, they will have failed.

They succeed in stopping the feminists' plan, but not before "Mother" reveals her ultimate plan: to create a new world of only women, run by a council of the strongest and smartest women who will control the population through selective breeding.

The show's humor revolves around its absurd characters and situations. The characters are exaggerated versions of typical action heroes, but their personalities and quirks make them unique. The show is fast-paced and action-packed, with the characters using over-the-top weapons and gadgets to complete their missions.

In "Sabbath-tage," the comedy is centered around the feminist group's extreme beliefs and the over-the-top reactions of the NTSF team. The episode satirizes radical feminism, while also poking fun at the action genre's tendency to create extreme villains with outlandish plans.

Overall, NTSF:SD:SUV is a unique and entertaining parody of action TV shows, with over-the-top humor and characters that keep the audience engaged. "Sabbath-tage" is one of the many examples of the show's ridiculous and absurd plots that make it stand out from other satirical comedies.