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Courtroom Stripper
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A prosecutor calls Sugar Ponyberry, a dancer at the strip club where a man was shot, to identify the gunman. When the defense attorney doubts she could have seen anything mid-routine and asks her to show the jury her position, the prosecutor objects that her stage costume wouldn't have blocked her view either, and the judge happily orders the full demonstration. With no pole on hand, the bailiff hauls over the American flag, and both lawyers take turns acting out how the victim fell into her. The judge then calls counsel to the bench to whisper increasingly lecherous requests, which the attorneys awkwardly refuse, until a visitor opens the courtroom door on the huddle.
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I'm an exotic dancer.
Use the American flag.
Doesn't anybody knock?
Script
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- 00:01
Prosecutor
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I call now a witness to the murder that took place at the Dancy Clam Strip Club on August the 14th. Ms. Sugar Ponyberry, will you please take the stand? Ms. Ponyberry, you are a stripper at the Dancy Clam, are you not?
- 00:31
Sugar Ponyberry
I'm an exotic dancer.
- 00:32
Prosecutor
And you witnessed the accused shoot Mr. Whitehall?
- 00:35
Defense Attorney
Objection, Your Honor. Leading the witness?
- 00:37
Judge
Sustained.
- 00:39
Prosecutor
Ms. Ponyberry, you were at the club the night of the shooting, correct?
- 00:42
Sugar Ponyberry
Yes, I was.
- 00:44
Prosecutor
And what were you doing?
- 00:46
Sugar Ponyberry
I was dancing on stage, just a couple feet away from him.
- 00:50
Prosecutor
And what did you see?
- 00:52
Sugar Ponyberry
That man walked up and shot Mr. Whitehall, and he fell into me.
- 00:59
Prosecutor
No further questions, Your Honor.
- 01:06
Defense Attorney
Miss Ponyberry, if you were dancing when the shooting occurred, you couldn't have possibly gotten a good look at who the shooter was.
- 01:14
Sugar Ponyberry
No, but I did, because I turned and looked.
- 01:16
Defense Attorney
Could you show us the position?
- 01:18
Sugar Ponyberry
The what?
- 01:19
Defense Attorney
Could you step up and show the jury the position you were in when the shooting occurred?
- 01:37
Prosecutor
Objection!
- 01:39
Judge ?
Really?
- 01:44
Prosecutor
I I mean, objection, because she'd still be able to easily see the murderer because she didn't have all those clothes blocking her view. I call bulls**t.
- 01:56
Judge ?
Let's see it.
- 01:57
Sugar Ponyberry
Really? Are you serious, Your Honor?
- 02:02
Judge
Um, yeah, off with it.
- 02:06
Defense Attorney ?
so how'd that position go again?
- 02:24
Prosecutor ?
Yeah how did that go?
- 02:25
Sugar Ponyberry
Well it was kind of like this. So hard to do without a pole.
- 02:31
Judge ?
Can we get a pole in here? Can we get a pole?
- 02:33
Bailiff
Your honor we don't have a pole.
- 02:36
Judge
Use the American flag.
- 02:38
And
- 02:51
Sugar Ponyberry
Well, I was kind of like this. And I turn around. and he fell right into me.
- 03:03
Defense Attorney ?
Um may I? When the man fell into you was it sort of like Like...
- 03:13
Oh!
- 03:16
Sugar Ponyberry ?
No, No, not really. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- 03:22
Prosecutor
So, uh, this guy, when he fell into you, he was more like a...
- 03:27
Oh! Whoa! whoa, whoa, whoa.
- 03:33
Prosecutor
Like a roll, like that?
- 03:36
Sugar Ponyberry
Yeah, kind of, I guess.
- 03:38
Judge
Um... Um... Um, would the, uh, prosecution and the, uh, defense please approach the bench? Um... See if, uh, see See if you can get her to, you know, see if if you can get her to the light. like, kiss a girl.
- 04:14
Prosecutor ?
We don't have any other girls, sir.
- 04:21
Judge
Oh, oh, what about, like, uh, one of the charmers?
- 04:28
Defense Attorney ?
We We probably shouldn't do that. sir. We shouldn't do that.
- 04:33
Uh-huh. Oh. Oh, my God.
- 04:48
Judge ?
Let's see if she'll, like, be like, Hey, um, would you, like, uh...
- 05:03
Judge ?
Um, we're We're doing something! doesn't Doesn't anybody knock?
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