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Here is Comedy working her magic on Sarah Silverman, who is showing her support in the strike.

Scene Begin:

Before the inflation part, Comedy and Tragedy see the crowd of writers and actors on strike. Comedy notices one of her favorite comedians, Sarah Silverman, in the crowd.

With excitement, she runs over to Sarah.

Comedy: OMG!!!! You're Sarah Silverman! Love your work! Huge Fan! My creator actually drew a picture of you because he saw one episode of your show and then stopped.

Sarah Silverman: I see...well as you see I'm in the middle of strike and this is not a good time to talk.

Comedy: Oh don't worry! We are a part of the strike as well, showing our support! I'm Comedy and this is my brother Tragedy. He doesn't speak! Born a mute!

Tragedy waves so happy (not). Comedy and Tragedy do sign language.

Sarah Silverman: Cute names! Love the clown make-up! What union are you for?

Comedy: Oh we are not part of any of these unions, but our creator is hoping to be a big star like you someday.

Comedy breaks the fourth wall and looks at the viewers.

Comedy (cont.): We love you creator....now stop what you are doing and get that masters degree, damn it! We want our time to shine in a movie!

Sarah Silverman looks at them weird.

Sarah Silverman: OK...I don't know what's going on. But, thank you for saying hi. I need to help out with this.

Comedy turns back to her

Comedy (excited and happy): We want to help! (waving her arms in the air like a kid). We brought our signs.

Tragedy takes off his hat and pulls out two large strike signs.

Sarah Silverman: Neat trick, but this is serious!

Comedy: Oh serious is a part of tragedy's middle names. It's in our blood as entertainers.

Tragedy nods, happily (not)

Sarah Silverman: OK, fine join in. If you have another magic trick up your sleeves to help show support and get the message across, that would be an even bigger help.

Light bulb appears over Comedy's head and disappears.

Comedy: Actually, I got an idea...but I have to say don't get angry with us.

Comedy turns to the viewers again and winks. She snaps her fingers.

All of sudden, Sarah Silverman inflates into a big, balloon sign. She drops her strike sign.

Sarah Silverman: Hey! What the *beep beep*? You *beep beep honk honk* clowns change me back!

Comedy: Hey, you said to wanted a bigger help. This what I can offer you. Also, I have some friends from a film called Gravy that are with me.

All of sudden, the three Gravy stars come out of nowhere and turn to face the viewers with Sarah bobbing up and down behind them.

Comedy points to viewers with her sign changing messages.

(See those pictures here: first sign (sta.sh/0pcdwad0bun ) and second sign (sta.sh/0c1x46bz83c ))

Comedy: Support our wonderful actors and writers today! My brother and I are doing our part! With your help, you can be a big hero, like Sarah here.

End Scene

The background photo is from Google Images

Comedy and Tragedy are owned and copyrighted by me, Violin100

Description
Here is Comedy working her magic on Sarah Silverman, who is showing her support in the strike.

Scene Begin:

Before the inflation part, Comedy and Tragedy see the crowd of writers and actors on strike. Comedy notices one of her favorite comedians, Sarah Silverman, in the crowd.

With excitement, she runs over to Sarah.

Comedy: OMG!!!! You're Sarah Silverman! Love your work! Huge Fan! My creator actually drew a picture of you because he saw one episode of your show and then stopped.

Sarah Silverman: I see...well as you see I'm in the middle of strike and this is not a good time to talk.

Comedy: Oh don't worry! We are a part of the strike as well, showing our support! I'm Comedy and this is my brother Tragedy. He doesn't speak! Born a mute!

Tragedy waves so happy (not). Comedy and Tragedy do sign language.

Sarah Silverman: Cute names! Love the clown make-up! What union are you for?

Comedy: Oh we are not part of any of these unions, but our creator is hoping to be a big star like you someday.

Comedy breaks the fourth wall and looks at the viewers.

Comedy (cont.): We love you creator....now stop what you are doing and get that masters degree, damn it! We want our time to shine in a movie!

Sarah Silverman looks at them weird.

Sarah Silverman: OK...I don't know what's going on. But, thank you for saying hi. I need to help out with this.

Comedy turns back to her

Comedy (excited and happy): We want to help! (waving her arms in the air like a kid). We brought our signs.

Tragedy takes off his hat and pulls out two large strike signs.

Sarah Silverman: Neat trick, but this is serious!

Comedy: Oh serious is a part of tragedy's middle names. It's in our blood as entertainers.

Tragedy nods, happily (not)

Sarah Silverman: OK, fine join in. If you have another magic trick up your sleeves to help show support and get the message across, that would be an even bigger help.

Light bulb appears over Comedy's head and disappears.

Comedy: Actually, I got an idea...but I have to say don't get angry with us.

Comedy turns to the viewers again and winks. She snaps her fingers.

All of sudden, Sarah Silverman inflates into a big, balloon sign. She drops her strike sign.

Sarah Silverman: Hey! What the *beep beep*? You *beep beep honk honk* clowns change me back!

Comedy: Hey, you said to wanted a bigger help. This what I can offer you. Also, I have some friends from a film called Gravy that are with me.

All of sudden, the three Gravy stars come out of nowhere and turn to face the viewers with Sarah bobbing up and down behind them.

Comedy points to viewers with her sign changing messages.

(See those pictures here: first sign (sta.sh/0pcdwad0bun ) and second sign (sta.sh/0c1x46bz83c ))

Comedy: Support our wonderful actors and writers today! My brother and I are doing our part! With your help, you can be a big hero, like Sarah here.

End Scene

The background photo is from Google Images

Comedy and Tragedy are owned and copyrighted by me, Violin100