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Tonight on Harvey Birman, Attorney at Law, Captain Caveman sues his son’s school because it doesn’t teach evolution.
Evolutionary War
When Cavey Jr.’s school refuses to teach evolution, Captain Caveman turns to Harvey to defend the hariy little boy’s right to an education. Harvey not only has to prove evolution but also explain the existence of a talking caveboy. As if that’s not enough, Harvey also suffers his latest existential crisis at the hands of Reducto. A rousing song and dance number follows.
Harvey Birdman airs on Sunday Nights at 11:45 (EST) on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim programming block. Reruns will air at 2:45 Monday Morning, and 12:15 and 3:15 Friday morning.
11 Comments
'Rev Dr' Lenny Flank · 4 September 2005
Kay · 4 September 2005
"I'm suing the school district. If evolution isn't taught in my kid's biology class, s/he might not be accepted to a good university later on."
yeah, workable :) the defense should be "you should send your child to PU or BJU anyway, you heathen"...
Creationist troll · 4 September 2005
Rich · 4 September 2005
"How does one prove something is true when it really isn't?"
You can't, but you might try:
1) Pandering to ill informed public opinion
2) Writing books rather than peer reviewed scientific articles
3) Changing the definition of science
4) Quote mining
5) Repeating already debunked claims in the hope that enough repitition makes them true...
Shall I go on?
what do you make of the Wedge Document, BTW?
steve · 4 September 2005
Hopefully there'll be a bunch of Aqua Teen. It's much better than Harvey Birdman.
"Shake Zula, the mic rula...."
Reed A. Cartwright · 4 September 2005
Peeved Chemist · 5 September 2005
I saw the mentioned episode of Harvey Birdman last night. It had a couple of funny / relevant bits in it (most of which were mentioned above), but like every HB episode I'vbe seen - it was borderline incoherent.
Steve's right - we need the Aqua Teens' take on evolution.
'Rev Dr' Lenny Flank · 5 September 2005
Jeremy · 5 September 2005
This child is a THEORY, not a FACT.
Reed A. Cartwright · 5 September 2005
Sealab 2021 would probably give us the funniest Adult Swim evolution show, especially if Harry Goz was still alive.
steve · 5 September 2005
I watched it. It was hilarious. "Ladies and gentleman of the jury the question before you today is a simply one. Besides pointing to traditional fossil forms or DNA polymorphisms or tonsils or domesticated animals or gene sequences or male nipples or common sense, how does one prove evolution?" was truly great.