The Jew, The Italian, and the Redhead Gay

This unaired sketch, shot in the early 90s, is a musical number featuring three characters: a Jew, an Italian, and a gay redhead. Each character sings a verse comprised of stereotypical phrases and concepts associated with their respective groups. The sketch builds to a large-cast song and dance number, with the entire troupe of 'The State' participating. The sketch was never finished and remains a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of the comedy group.

The sketch is more commonly known by the title 'The Jew, The Italian, and the Redhead Gay' among fans and cast members, though the original video was uploaded with the title 'Unaired sketch from The State'. The information about the sketch's creation comes from a 2009 interview with cast member Kevin Allison in The Advocate.