Watch This Parody ‘Zero Dark Catfish’ Before The Academy Awards
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Are you into MTV’s new show ‘Catfish?’ Did you enjoy Jessica Chastain’s manhunt for Osama Bin Laden in ‘Zero Dark Thirty?’ Do you wonder about the nature of Nev and Max’s relationship? All the answers for you are here in this hilarious video, ‘Zero Dark Catfish.’
What if Jessica Chastain had just had some help from two ambiguously gay guys? She probably would have found Bin Laden a lot sooner. In this video from LA sketch troupe “Cleveland City Chuckle Squad,” we follow Nev and Max to help FBI Agent Maya find out if the man she’s been FB chatting with is actually the real Osama Bin Laden. Turns out he’s in Jacksonville, Florida — and not who he says he is. Very clever and just in time for Oscar season!
If only we’d thought of the idea that Osama might be catfishing us all! We’d have totally caught him way sooner!
USA! USA! 
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