There are no subtle attempts to evangelize, nor any suggestion even that the company are Mormons. And then you will watch the sketch again.) (Suffice it to say, if you love the Bourne films, you will immediately wonder why no one has done this before. Other famous characters pop up repeatedly, like Dobby the House Elf from Harry Potter, or Jason Bourne, as in this fantastic pre-taped segment that I will not explain because it will completely spoil the joke. (Also bone crunches that will haunt your dreams.) Or their recent “ Ultimate Skate Park Disaster” video, which parodies the bizarre urge to do foolish things at skate parks. Like “ Radio Mystery Hour Mayhem,” a bit about an old-timey radio show whose sound effects person is part Kate McKinnon, part Lucille Ball or the show’s repeated bits with Darth Sidious (a.k.a., the Emperor from “Star Wars”) trying to convince people-like his roommates-to strike him down so that they might become evil. While it is indeed always family friendly, and some sketches feel like they could work on Nickelodeon, what makes “Studio C” really interesting is that it regularly finds ways to transcend its PG rating to deliver material that is extremely funny. You’re probably expecting plenty of sketches about God, being nice and stilted happy families “catchin’ up” around the dinner table.īut “Studio C” is not the sketch equivalent of two men in white shirts, black ties and nametags ringing your doorbell (although I would totally watch that sketch). Now listen, you and I both know that right now you’re thinking a show like this is as sweetly naïve, non-edgy and pallid in complexion as a turkey sandwich on white bread where your mom’s cut off the edges. This is “Studio C,” Brigham Young University TV’s sketch comedy program, currently in its sixth season and incredibly popular on YouTube. Oh, and just to make things interesting, the cast are all Mormons.
Thanks everyone.Īnd this is the code for the BaseStat class that my attribute class is inheriting from.Imagine “Saturday Night Live” as a prime-time show doing family entertainment-no swearing, no scenarios that might require some members of a family to leave the room, but still a live weekly performance filled with sketches, parody music videos, wacky returning characters. I am wondering what I did wrong, any help would be appreciated. Hello everyone, I am doing a tutorial I found online and I started to get this error in MonoDevelop: Assets/Scripts/Character Class/Attribute.cs(5,17): error CS0103: The name `name' does not exist in the current context.
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