History Animation / MK22

* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Abed, the Bedouin who lives near the Base. Supposedly, he lives a simple life with his only worldly possessions being his tent and his sheep; In reality, he's a [[TheMole fifth-column operative]] of a [[YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters Palestinian terrorist organization]], his tent hides a High-tech SupervillainLair, his sheep (one of whom [[RoboticReveal is a robot]]) are in the terrorism buisness too, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking he offers his guests "authentic" labane which is actually store-bought and stored in a fridge]].

''M.K. 22'' was an animated series from Israel that ran for 10 episodes on the channel Bip in 2004. It was a sitcom about the soldiers of an IDF military base that satirized major Israeli events of the time. Basically, think ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[RecycledInSpace if it took place in Israel]].

* MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight: In order to drive the Jews away from Palestine and prevent the establishment of the State of Israel, Abed travels to several different points in time, and tries to kill Moses with a bazooka, King David (before his coronation, during his fight with Goliath) with a rifle, and King Solomon with a thrown axe, and also tries to convince Theodor Herzl to found the Jewish state in Uganda instead of Palestine. [[spoiler:All of his attempts backfire, however, causing a StableTimeLoop: the bazooka hits the rock in the desert that produces water for the people, making Moses, who was planning to flee with his brother, a hero[[note]]in the original version of this Bible story, Moses hits the rock that provides the people with water out of frustration rather than asking it to produce water, which causes God to not allow Moses into the Holy Land; this, of course, is glossed over here due to RuleOfFunny[[/note]]; the bullet hits Goliath instead of David; the axe cuts the baby from the Judgment of Solomon in half, portraying the inattentive King Solomon as a hero; and Herzl had never thought about founding a Jewish state beforehand.]]

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* MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight: In order to drive the Jews away from Palestine and prevent the establishment of the State of Israel, Abed travels to several different points in time, and tries to kill Moses with a bazooka, King David (before his coronation, during his fight with Goliath) with a rifle, and King Solomon with a thrown axe, and also tries to convince Theodor Herzl not to found a Jewish state. [[spoiler:All of his attempts backfire, however, causing a StableTimeLoop: the bazooka hits the rock in the desert that produces water for the people, making Moses, who was planning to flee with his brother, a hero[[note]]in the original version of this Bible story, Moses hits the rock that provides the people with water out of frustration rather than asking it to produce water, which causes God to not allow Moses into the Holy Land; this, of course, is glossed over here due to RuleOfFunny[[/note]]; the bullet hits Goliath instead of David; the axe cuts the baby from the Judgment of Solomon in half, portraying the inattentive King Solomon as a hero; and Herzl had never thought about founding a Jewish state beforehand.]]

* {{Qurac}}: Tanjakistan, an ex-Soviet Central Asian republic which is home for the Free Armenian National Tanjakistan Army - a rebel group that offers nuclear weapons for sale - appears in the first episode.

* ShoutOut: The show has a ContentWarning screen used at the beginning of each episode that is patterned after the one used in ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''. For example, both mention that the celebrity voices are just impersonations, and both mention the show contains coarse language, and due to it containing content like that, it's not suitable for anyone.

* ShoutOut: The show has a ContentWarning screen used at the beginning of each episode that is very similar to the one used in ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''.

* DrillSergeantNasty: Gabriel Shukrun, in a sense.[[note]]The IDF has no drill sergeants as Americans know them (new recruits are trained by slightly older recruits), so the disciplinary NCOs (like Shukrun) are in charge of base discipline and enlisted soldiers go see them for their punishment - kinda like a Provost Sergeant in the UK military.[[/note]]

'''Asylum inmates:''' ''[all at once]'' Mine! Mine! They're Mine!\\

* MakeWrongWhatOnceWasRight: In order to drive the Jews away from Palestine and prevent the establishment of the State of Israel, Abed travels to several different points in time, and tries to kill Moses with a bazooka, King David (before his coronation, during his fight with Goliath) with a rifle, and King Solomon with a thrown axe, and also tries to convince Theodor Herzl not to found a Jewish state. [[spoiler:All of his attempts backfire, however, causing a StableTimeLoop: the bazooka hits the rock in the desert that produces water for the people, making Moses, who was planning to flee with his brother, a hero[[note]]in the original version of this Bible story, Moses hits the rock that provides the people with water out of frustration rather than asking it to produce water, which causes God to not allow Moses into the Holy Land; this, of course, is glossed over here due to RuleOfFunny[[/note]]; the bullet hits Goliath instead of David; the axe cuts the baby from the Judgment of Solomon in half, portraying the inattentive King Solomon as a hero; and Herzl had never thought about founding a Jewish state beforehand.]]

* ObfuscatingStupidity: Part of Abed's VillainWithGoodPublicity schtick is implied to be this. Shukrun describes his "simple" life using the expression "Eyn Sechel - Eyn De'agot" [[note]][When there's] no brains - [there's] no worries[[/note]], and shoots down Dudu Tapuach's offer of [[GratuitousEnglish business]] with him by saying that he doesn't know any English. This is the same Abed who traced Tapuach's ID number and criminal record with only a landline number, and operated both a Nuclear Missile launch system and a TimeMachine without any problems, and did all these feats on-screen.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Dudu Tapuach. His criminal record includes attempt to bribe civil servants, elected officeholders and foreign consuls, he tries to buy Abed's land to build a luxury neighborhood on, and the moment he sees Adiso's family, he uses them as menial laborers for a construction project. And once he's committed to a mental asylum for [[CassandraTruth telling Shukrun that Abed trains his sheep as terrorists]]...

* DrillSergeantNasty: Gabriel Shukrun, in a sense. The IDF has no drill sergeants as Americans know them (new recruits are trained by slightly older recruits), so the disciplinary NCOs (like Shukrun) are in charge of base discipline and enlisted soldiers go see them for their punishment - kinda like a Provost Sergeant in the UK military.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: Part of Abed's VillainWithGoodPublicity schtick is implied to be this. Shukrun describes his "simple" life using the expression "Eyn Sechel - Eyn De'agot" [[note]]No Brains - No Worries[[/note]], and shoots down Dudu Tapuach's offer of [[GratuitousEnglish business]] with him by saying that he doesn't know any English. This is the same Abed who - on-screen - traced Tapuach's ID number and criminal record with only a landline number, and operated both a Nuclear Missile launch system and a TimeMachine without any problems.

->'''Tapuach:''' ''[after staring out of the asylum's window]'' Say, who owns all these lands?\\

->'''Abed:''' ''Every sheep'' will be a shahid! Who wants to explode first? Who?!

* ObfuscatingStupidity: Part of Abed's VillainWithGoodPublicity schtick is implied to be this. Shukrun describes his "simple" life using the expression "Eyn Sechel - Eyn De'agot" [note]No Brains - No Worries[/note], and shoots down Dudu Tapuach's offer of [[GratuitousEnglish business]] with him by saying that he doesn't know any English. This is the same Abed who - on-screen - traced Tapuach's ID number and criminal record with only a landline number, and operated both a Nuclear Missile launch system and a TimeMachine without any problems.

* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Abed, the Bedouin who lives near the Base. Supposedly, he lives a simple life with his only worldly possessions being his tent and his sheep; In reality, he's a [[TheMole fifth-column operative]] of a [[YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters]] Palestinian terrorist organization, his tent hides a High-tech Supervillain Lair, his sheep (one of whom is a Robot) are in the Terrorism Buisness too, and he offers his guests "authentic" labane which is actually store-bought and stored in a fridge.

* {{Mooks}}: Abed trains many, ''many'' bionic sheep to do his bidding.

* BigBad: Abed.
* ContentWarning: At the beginning of each episode.

* {{Mooks}}: Abed's many, ''many'' sheep.

* LimitedAnimation

''M.K. 22'' was an animated series from Israel that ran for 10 episodes in 2004. It was a sitcom about the soldiers of an IDF military base that satirized major Israeli events of the time. Basically, think ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[RecycledInSpace if it took place in Israel]].