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The Exorcist II is a film-parody sketch by the Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall, featured on their television series. The show, which premiered on CBC in 1989, is known for its absurdist and surreal humor. In this sketch, the troupe applies their distinctive comedic style to parody classic horror tropes, specifically mocking the iconic elements of the original Exorcist film.
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Which season of The Kids in the Hall features the Exorcist II sketch?
"The Exorcist II" sketch is a film parody performed by the Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall. It appeared in their original television series, which premiered on the CBC network in 1989.
Who plays the main roles in the Kids in the Hall Exorcist parody?
The Kids in the Hall features five main cast members—Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson—who play all the characters in their sketches. In their film parodies, they typically rely on their signature drag performances and absurd slapstick to mock serious cinematic tropes.
Is the Kids in the Hall Exorcist sketch related to the actual 1977 movie?
No, the sketch is a standalone comedy parody and has no official connection to the 1977 Warner Bros. film "Exorcist II: The Heretic." The troupe simply uses the premise of demonic possession as a backdrop for their unique brand of Canadian sketch comedy.
Where can I stream The Kids in the Hall original series?
You can stream the original 1989 run of The Kids in the Hall, including this sketch, on Amazon Prime Video. The platform also features the troupe's 2022 revival season.
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