Production info

Cops in Ancient Egypt
USA, 1992  TV  

TV-series The Ben Stiller Show

  

Two ancient Egyptian guards at the Red Sea coast try to arrest Moses for not having a permit to part the Red Sea, for littering by his people and for causing a fire by a burning bush. Moses warns that the wrath of god will be upon them and makes one guard disappear, causing the other one to flee and fetch a backup unit.

Short comedy sketch from the 4th episode (entitled "On Melrose Avenue") of "The Ben Stiller Show" that aired on MTV and subsequently Fox from 1990 to 1993. Each episode features a number of filmed comedy segments, many of which parody various aspects of pop-culture.


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