UPDATE: The video referenced in this post is unfortunately no longer available and the link to it has been removed.
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I don’t know how sincere it always is, but I definitely get the flattery part. How complimentary to know someone liked something enough to want to create their own version of it. But I think this might even be more true of spoofs or parodies. Possibly with greater sincerity too in a way, since there’s probably less financial incentive for spoofs than copies.
The following spoof on Law & Order is actually about two years old now, but I just found my way to it. Really Special Victims Unit stars Gregory Itzin (Fox’s 24), Richard Keith (Grey’s Anatomy), Chris Mackenzie, and Josh Lawson. Keith and Lawson also produced and directed the parody, in addition to sharing writing duties with Mackenzie.
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The answer they find also includes a neat little twist at the end. Let’s just say the casting of 24’s Itzin was perfect.
