In lugnet.space, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> [...]
> But is a storyline in which the protagonists either ignore injustice or
> actively participate in it... is that storyline "good"? Is it funny, really,
> to see the suffering of another who is being victimized because of his
> appearance, language, or (in Jar Jar's case, he's not very bright) mental
> handicap?
I always thought of the Jar-Jar humour as wry jabs at the modern George Lucas
marketing machine, and Timmy humour as wry jabs at Time Cruisers, etc. BTW,
have you seen the Timmy vs. Jar-Jar Java videogame?
--Todd
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