you see darth vader's face in return of the jedi.
you see darth vader's face in return of the jedi.
when do you see darth vader's face?
return of the jedi
many films and television series have paid homage to darth vader. the 1982 compilation movie "cosmic princess", compiled from parts of "" episodes, contains several "star wars" references including a character named "vader". marty mcfly in "back to the future" (1985), dressed in a radiation suit, calls himself "darth vader from the planet vulcan" to convince the past version of his father to ask his mother to a dance. rick moranis plays "dark helmet" in the "star wars" parody "spaceballs" (1987). in "chasing amy" (1997), hooper x speaks at a comic convention about darth vader being a metaphor for how poorly the science fiction genre treats black people; he is especially offended that vader, the "blackest brother in the galaxy", reveals himself to be a "feeble, crusty old white man" at the end of "return of the jedi". the character was also parodied in the nickelodeon cartoon "rocko's modern life" in the episode "teed off". on another nickelodeon cartoon, "jimmy neutron", darth vader's infamous line, "i am your father", was interpolated in the mini-episode "new dog, old tricks". the line was also alluded to in "toy story 2", which also introduces emperor zurg (a parody of vader) to the disney media franchise. the character of dark mayhem in "the thundermans" is also a parody of vader, especially in his original depiction, while his later appearances changed the character to a comical supervillain usually working with incompetent henchmen.
darth vader
once the emperor, portrayed by carter pewterschmidt, contacts darth vader, he first begins by telling him that he is getting rid of all his cds because he is "downloading all his music to his new ipod", then proceeds to list several albums, including singer natalie merchant's 1995 album "tigerlily", alanis morissette's album "jagged little pill", and finally richard marx's single "hold on to the nights", the last of which darth vader excitedly agrees to take. calling upon various bounty hunters, darth vader reviews a lineup of auditioning hunters, including dog the bounty hunter, ig-88, zuckuss, bossk, boba fett as portrayed by the giant chicken, and finally raggedy andy, who vader angrily dismisses. during a confrontation with han, darth vader deflects lasers using his gloves and sings the theme song from the "wonder woman" television series. once han solo is captured by darth vader, he is tortured into confessing his clogging one of the bathrooms on cloud city. vader then forces han to listen to paula cole's "where have all the cowboys gone?" on full blast. when luke lands on cloud city to fight vader, he is first subjected to appearing on the popular reality competition "american idol", with ryan seacrest as host of the ensuing "lightsaber battle" before he is quickly killed by luke. after losing his battle against darth vader, luke falls to the bottom of the floating city and calls out for leia, along with obi-wan and actor tom selleck, the last of which is then seen briefly looking up from his book in a real-life cameo from the movie her alibi. sensing this, leia then orders chewbacca to turn the ship around, prompting a parody of vicki sue robinson's single "turn the beat around", reworded to "turn the ship around".
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