Ep 4. Things Look Bad for the Streepster

The episode "Things Look Bad for the Streepster" starts off with a sketch called "Action News 5: Civil War," where a news anchor reports on the world's first superhero civil war. The Avengers and Justice League are fighting each other, and the news team covers the battle live. The sketch is a hilarious parody of live news coverage of real-life events, with the news anchor trying to stay impartial while the action unfolds in the background.

Next up is "Hogwarts: School of Magic," which parodies the Harry Potter series. In this sketch, we see what Hogwarts looks like from the perspective of the muggle janitor, who just wants to finish his work without interference from the wizards and witches who constantly use magic to cause chaos in the school. The sketch is a funny take on the absurdity of the wizarding world, and how it might look to an outsider.

"Batman's Parents Get Guns" is another parody sketch, this time taking on the origin story of Batman. In this alternate universe, Bruce Wayne's parents acquire guns of their own and go on a killing spree, taking out everyone who they believe is a threat to their family. The sketch is a dark take on the Batman mythos, and provides a disturbing commentary on gun violence in America.

One of the standout sketches of this episode is "One Minute Mysteries," which presents a series of short puzzles that the audience is challenged to solve before time runs out. Each puzzle is introduced with a dramatic voiceover, and the solutions are often absurd and unexpected. The sketch is a fun way to engage the audience and keep them on their toes.

"Enter the Fat One" is a kung-fu parody in which a pudgy hero takes on a gang of evil ninjas. The sketch is filled with cheesy martial arts moves and over-the-top sound effects, making it a hilarious and entertaining tribute to the kung-fu movies of the past.

Finally, the episode ends with "Star Trek: Discovery Logs," which takes a humorous look at the popular sci-fi series. The sketch features various crew members of the USS Discovery recording personal logs, which are filled with hilarious anecdotes and observations about life aboard the ship. The sketch is a fun way to poke fun at the often-serious tone of the show, and provides a lighthearted ending to an entertaining episode.