Let's Go to Prison: Difference between revisions

Since John Lyshitski (Shepard) was eight, he's been in and out of prison, all because of one man--Judge Nelson Biederman III. (Well, okay, it's mostly his own fault, but Biederman's sentences are indiscriminately harsh.) Lyshitski plots his revenge while completing his third sentence, only to find out that Beiderman died three days prior to Lythitski's release. So, to get revenge on Biederman III, Lyshitski decides to get the obnoxious rich-kid Nelson Biederman IV framed for theft. It works, mostly due to Biederman's lawyers intentionally sabotaging the case, and Lyshitski gets himself locked up in the same prison to insure that Biederman has the worst time possible.

 

* [[Affably Evil]]: The entire time the neonazis are portrayed as polite, stick together, listen to orders without question, and as said by the abused henchmen "He was giving neonazis a bad name!"

* [[Break the Cutie]]: Lampshaded Nelson

* [[Does This Make Me Look Fat?]]: Barry asks Nelson if his butt is big when the latter says no Barry threatens him with a knife.

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: Even the "White Kingdom" neonazi gang thinks that their {{spoiler|former}} [[Complete Monster]] leader Leonard is a guy who "gives neonazis a bad name."

* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Arrested Development (TV series)|GOB]] is Biederman IV.

* [[Jerkass]]: Both Lyshitski and Biederman are assholes.

* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: {{spoiler|Biederman by the end.}}

* [[Nice Guy]]: Barry after he and Biederman become "close friends."

* [[Prison Rape]]: Subversion. [[Scary Black Man]] Barry actually woos Nelson with toilet-made Merlot and a romantic environment in his cell. {{spoiler|They eventually become life partners.}}

* [[Invisible to Gaydar]]: Barry and Nelson's sexualities are never put as the focus of their characters, and the most flamboyant thing about either of them is their affinity for toilet wine.

* [[Those Wacky Nazis|Those Wacky Neo Nazis]]: The White Kingdom.