Gay Wedding

Gay Wedding
	Season 2, Episode 205
Air date	May 01, 2011
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Gay Wedding is the fifth episode of Season Two. It is the sixteenth episode of Superjail overall.

Plot[]

The episode starts with a married couple standing by Niagara Falls. The groom is about to take a picture of his wife, but Jacknife appears to grab the camera and orders them to hand over their money. As the groom gets out his wallet, Jacknife grabs it and kicks the couple off of the railing. Jacknife runs away, but ends up knocking over other people in the way. Two policemen see this crime and speed after him on Segways. However, Jacknife manages to evade them by hiding inside a barrel. The barrel is then bumped by a fat man on a scooter, causing it to roll away and break through a rail, which sends Jacknife plummeting down a waterfall and sinks into the waters, which are full of dead corpses of people who have drowned. Jacknife soon finds a can of beer attached to a fishing hook and drinks from it, but the hook catches him through his lip, right before seeing Jailbot, who strips off all of his clothing and flesh. The skeleton of Jacknife ends up floating in the waters while the rest of Jacknife is stuffed into a tuna tin, which Jailbot carries off to Superjail, starting up the intro.

Jean and Paul have decided to tie the knot, but want a small ceremony. When word comes to Alice and The Warden, they decide to make their own changes to the wedding. A gigantic party is being organized by Alice and the Warden, but when things turn ugly, Jean dissolves the engagement, leading to the Double Rainbows and Purple Pythons coming back to Superjail. The episode ends with Jean and Paul being reunited with each other.

Characters[]

The Warden
Jared
Alice
Jailbot
Jacknife
Paul Guaye
Jean Baptiste Le Ghei
Double Rainbows Gang
Purple Pythons Gang
Paul's Parents
Jean's Father
Lord Stingray
The Doctor
The Doctor's Mutant/Experiment
Superjail Inmates
Nicky
Turban
Gary
Bird
Ash
Janis
Rat
The Warden's Winged Centaur
The Twins (picture) (cameo)
Ultraprison Inmate (picture) (cameo)

Trivia[]

This episode reveals that Jared is the notary public of Superjail.
This marks the first time Lord Stingray appears after his introduction.
This episode reveals the names of the Gay couple, Jean and Paul. Prior to this episode, Jean and Paul were unnamed and called "Gay" and "Gay" respectively on their digital file in the previous episode "Hot Chick."
Paul is the first character to have both his parents.
- While Jacknife's Father and The Warden's Father have previously appeared in the series, their mothers weren't shown.
This episode reveals that Jean was placed in prison for attacking his father.
Several scenes were censored in the broadcast version of this episode. All of these scenes are uncensored on the Superjail Season 2 DVD.
- Alice grinding against Jean atop a giant birthday cake is blurred out.
- Paul grinding against a stripper at the bachelor party is covered by a black censor box.
- Paul’s mouth holding Jean’s ring in the glory hole is obscured by two censor boxes.
- On the uncensored DVD release of this episode, the two Policemen that chase after Jacknife on the Segways in the opening accidentally run over a baby in the process. This isn't present on the boardcast version of the episode.
One of the Outer World featured in the episode’s opening shows a giant Polaroid camera that prints out photos of the staff and the inmates of Superjail. The Twins and the chest of an Ultraprison inmate are oddly featured among these photos.
If you closely at some of the licease plates on the conveyor belt in the factory part of Superjail, they say "KAYLMN8R", "JOE-LMN8R", "TOMZPROBE" and IH8U2" respectively.
The recurring bored African-American inmate from "Combaticus" can be seen sitting at a table in the Cafeteria. The other bored inmate is shown stabbing an inmate at the beginning of the episode and appears as one of the inmates of the Purple Python gang.
The inmate who asks about a flame eater heavily resembles Turban. This inmate also has the same voice and Middle-Eastern accent as him. Though, his eyes are shown, he has a mustache, and wears no shades. It's unknown if this inmate is actually Turban or not.
The Doctor's Mutant/Experiment that gives Jared a mug of alcohol heavily resembles The Doctor's Human Experiment from "Combaticus."
One of the photos of Jean and Paul shown in this episode features the two dressed in the respective Bunny and Wolf suits from the pilot episode.
One of the strippers at the bachelor party that has black hair with a streaked with blue was modeled after one of Superjail’s animators Smo (short for Thomas Sebastian Smolenski).
The explosions from "Lord Stingray Crash Party" are recycled in this episode. The series’ co-creators Christy Karacas and Stephen Warbrick have even revealed this on the episode commentary for this episode on the Superjail Season 2 DVD.
The recurring Asian inmate with the goatee and the unibrowed inmate from "Superbar" and "Best Friends Forever" can be both seen as one of the members of the respective Purple Python and Double Rainbow gangs.
The ingredient that the staff of Superjail put into the sloppy joes that Paul and Jean ate was Astro Lax.
A live dub of an uncensored version of this episode was held at a New York Comic Con in 2011.

Cultural References[]

The fight between the Double Rainbows and Purple Pythons is a parody of the 1961 film West Side Story.
In the episode's Outer World intro, you can see two Outer Worlds showing Raymond Scott, an American composer, band leader, pianist, record producer and electronic instrument inventor, composing sound on a keyboard, and a pop-art comic titled "Sir and Miss", which is most likely a parody of Roy Lichtenstein’s artwork.
During the flashback sequence, Jean and Paul are shown munching on a hot dog in a similar fashion to the spaghetti scene from the Disney film The Lady and the Tramp.