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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's absolute disgust for him. While this isn't actually the man who wiped out babies and would have killed him as a child (this is Herod Antipas, who had John the Baptist killed), he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy. So all he does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's Jesus' absolute disgust for him. While this isn't actually the man who wiped out babies and would have killed him as a child (this is Herod Antipas, who had John the Baptist killed), he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy. So all he does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
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-->'''Pilate:''' Well, this is new! ''Respect for Caesar!'' Till now it has been noticeably lacking!
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-->'''Pilate:''' Well, this is new! news! ''Respect for Caesar!'' Till now it has been noticeably lacking!
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* Alice Cooper's performances as King Herod, whether in the stage productions, recordings, or the 2018 live performance.
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* Alice Cooper's performances as King Herod, whether in the stage cast recording of the 1996 London Palladium productions, recordings, or the 2018 live performance.
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--> '''Jesus:''' Take me now, before I change my mind!
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--> '''Pilate:''' Why do you not speak, when I hold your life in my hands? Why do you stay quiet? I don't believe you ''understand!''
--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
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'''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's absolute disgust for him. While this isn't actually the man who wiped out babies and would have killed him as a child (there were at least eight King Herods, and that was a different one), he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy. So all he does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's absolute disgust for him. While this isn't actually the man who wiped out babies and would have killed him as a child (there were at least eight King Herods, and that was a different one), (this is Herod Antipas, who had John the Baptist killed), he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy. So all he does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.satisfaction.
** This is especially pronounced in the 2000 version, where Herod spends most of the song toying with Jesus or having his courtiers toy with him. When the final verse comes and Herod's mood turns from coy to scary, Jesus stares straight at him without flinching even when Herod screams in his face, then gives a DeathGlare as it concludes.
** This is especially pronounced in the 2000 version, where Herod spends most of the song toying with Jesus or having his courtiers toy with him. When the final verse comes and Herod's mood turns from coy to scary, Jesus stares straight at him without flinching even when Herod screams in his face, then gives a DeathGlare as it concludes.
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--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
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--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]]]
* While there's still a crucifixion to come after it, "Superstar" is essentially the climax of the work and distills the talking points into one spectacular song as Judas and his backup ask Jesus whether he truly is what he says he is. The opening to the song usually has Judas descending from heaven/the rafters in a dramatic manner, with the '73 film having him come down from a star and the 2012 arena tour flying him in on a beam used to make the cross.
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* While there's still a crucifixion to come after it, "Superstar" is essentially the climax of the work and distills the talking points into one spectacular song as Judas and his backup ask Jesus whether he truly is what he says he is. The opening to the song usually has Judas descending from heaven/the rafters in a dramatic manner, with the '73 film having him come down from a star and the 2012 arena tour flying him in on a beam used to make the cross.
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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's absolute disgust for him. The man wiped out babies, and would have killed him as a child. All Jesus does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
** The Herod that ordered the Massacre of the Innocents and the Herod that mocked Jesus are two different people (there were at least eight King Herods). But he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy.
** The Herod that ordered the Massacre of the Innocents and the Herod that mocked Jesus are two different people (there were at least eight King Herods). But he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy.
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* Most versions of Herod's song have one thing: Jesus's absolute disgust for him. The While this isn't actually the man who wiped out babies, babies and would have killed him as a child. All Jesus does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
** The Herod that ordered the Massacre of the Innocents and the Herod that mocked Jesus are two different peoplechild (there were at least eight King Herods). But Herods, and that was a different one), he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy. So all he does is glare silently, refusing to give the man any satisfaction.
** The Herod that ordered the Massacre of the Innocents and the Herod that mocked Jesus are two different people
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** The Herod that ordered the Massacre of the Innocents and the Herod that mocked Jesus are two different people (there were at least eight King Herods). But he's still part of a long legacy of causing a lot of pain to a lot of people, and Jesus still has every reason to intensely hate this guy.
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* It doesn't work in changing what will happen, but Judas ''punches out Caiaphas'' for Jesus getting beaten up while imprisoned. He cites YouSaidYouWouldLetThemGo that this was just to quell a potential riot, not kill his friend! Judas also says he wants to save Jesus, and would even take his place. Caiaphas wipes the blood off his face with some VillainRespect.
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* Jesus shutting down Pilate during "Trial by Pilate, and Pilate's comeback." Much like "Gethsemane", it crosses with TearJerker.
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* Jesus shutting down Pilate during "Trial by Pilate, Pilate," and Pilate's comeback." comeback. Much like "Gethsemane", "Gethsemane," it crosses with TearJerker.
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-->'''Pilate''': Well, this is new! ''Respect for Caesar'' Till now it has been noticeably lacking!
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-->'''Pilate''': Well, this is new! ''Respect for Caesar'' Caesar!'' Till now it has been noticeably lacking!
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-->'''Pilate''': What's this? ''Respect for Caesar?'' Until now it has been noticeably lacking!
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-->'''Pilate''': What's this? Well, this is new! ''Respect for Caesar?'' Until Caesar'' Till now it has been noticeably lacking!
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--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.
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--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.]]
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.
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* Crossed with a TearJerker, Jesus's RageAgainstTheHeavens during "Gethsemane". Both for AwesomeMusic, and for him not only calling out his destined death, but accepting it begrudgingly.
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* Crossed with a TearJerker, Jesus's RageAgainstTheHeavens during "Gethsemane". Both for AwesomeMusic, SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic, and for him not only calling out his destined death, but accepting it begrudgingly.
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* Pilate's caustic [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech shaming of the crowd]] during the trial:
-->'''Pilate''': What's this? ''Respect for Caesar?'' Until now it has been noticeably lacking!
* Crossed with a TearJerker, Jesus's RageAgainstTheHeavens during "Gethsemane". Both for AwesomeMusic, and for him not only calling out his destined death, but accepting it begrudgingly.
--> '''Jesus:''' Take me now, before I change my mind!
* Alice Cooper's performances as King Herod, whether in the stage productions, recordings, or the 2018 live performance.
* Jesus shutting down Pilate during "Trial by Pilate, and Pilate's comeback." Much like "Gethsemane", it crosses with TearJerker.
--> '''Pilate:''' Why do you not speak, when I hold your life in my hands? Why do you stay quiet? I don't believe you ''understand!''
--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.
-->'''Pilate''': What's this? ''Respect for Caesar?'' Until now it has been noticeably lacking!
* Crossed with a TearJerker, Jesus's RageAgainstTheHeavens during "Gethsemane". Both for AwesomeMusic, and for him not only calling out his destined death, but accepting it begrudgingly.
--> '''Jesus:''' Take me now, before I change my mind!
* Alice Cooper's performances as King Herod, whether in the stage productions, recordings, or the 2018 live performance.
* Jesus shutting down Pilate during "Trial by Pilate, and Pilate's comeback." Much like "Gethsemane", it crosses with TearJerker.
--> '''Pilate:''' Why do you not speak, when I hold your life in my hands? Why do you stay quiet? I don't believe you ''understand!''
--> '''Jesus:''' You hold nothing in your hands. Every power you have comes to you from far beyond. [[YouCantFightFate Everything is fixed, and you can't change it.]]
* In a real life one, the 2018 live show's Emmy win created ''three'' simultaneous new [=EGOTs=] in Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Legend, and Tim Rice, something ''extremely'' unlikely to ever happen again.
