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Achmed the Dead Terrorist - Puppetry
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Achmed the Dead Terrorist

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Achmed the Dead Terrorist is a skeletal ventriloquist puppet performed by American comedian Jeff Dunham. The character first gained widespread attention in Dunham's 2007 stand-up special, Spark of Insanity, and became a viral internet phenomenon. Achmed is distinguished by his recurring catchphrase, "Silence! I kill you!", and his frustrated, incompetent persona as a suicide bomber.

The puppet remains one of Dunham's most recognizable acts for adult comedy audiences, though it has generated controversy.

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Who created the Achmed the Dead Terrorist puppet?

The puppet was created by American ventriloquist Jeff Dunham. It made its first appearance in his 2007 comedy special Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insanity.

What is Achmed the Dead Terrorist's famous catchphrase?

The character's most famous catchphrase is Silence! I kill you!, which he shouts frequently during his routines. He also prominently uses the greeting Good evening, infidel.

Why does Achmed appear as a skeleton?

Achmed explains that he appears as a skeleton because he was killed in a premature suicide bombing. He frequently complains about the physical inconveniences of being a skeleton during his stand-up routines with Dunham.

Did Jeff Dunham face any censorship with the Achmed character?

Yes, the character sparked controversy in some international markets due to its portrayal of terrorism. Notably, Dunham was asked to remove the character from a 2014 performance in Malaysia, which eventually led to the show's cancellation.

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