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March 2, 2009

Amy Sedaris Is Betty Draper In "The Jewish Mad Men"

From the people who brought us The NY Times Weekender parody with Paul Rudd and everybody in it, The 92nd Street Y, comes "Meshugene Men", the Jewish version of Mad Men, starring Amy Sedaris as "Netty Draperberg":

It's weird and revealing that the local Y is making better (or at least more star-studded) parody videos to advertise Purim events and "Jewish environmental bike rides" than most TV networks make to advertise their shows. Get it together, huge national conglomerates.

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is one of the ad people the guy from derrick comedy?

Posted by: Run Run Riot profile link at 03/02/09 3:37 PM | Reply
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BodyKarate

Yeah it is.

Posted by: BodyKarate profile link in reply to Run Run Riot's comment at 03/02/09 10:15 PM | Reply
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That guy lives to play Don Draper.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLkIPt0VeYU

And yeah, that's DC Pierson from Derrick Comedy

Posted by: Rkye at 03/02/09 4:04 PM | Reply
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Dude. That is the exact same Don Draper as from the College Humor parody, Mad Libs Men!!! Look: http://squareeyes.blinkx.com/?p=397

Who is this recycled Don Draper? I can't figure out if the two videos are related in any way. The Internet has failed me.

Posted by: Kat at 03/02/09 5:14 PM | Reply
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Genevieve

Both clever but I think I'm going to have to go with the Meshugene Men.

Posted by: Genevieve profile link at 03/03/09 2:23 PM | Reply
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eh. i think you'd have to fit the jewish stoner stereotype to truly find this funny. as an at-the-moment non-stoned jew, it's kinda whatever.

Posted by: bbbbb profile link at 03/03/09 2:39 PM | Reply
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Excelent

Posted by: Braulio at 03/11/09 8:14 PM | Reply
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