Crisis in Egypt: Shemot Parshah Report
The Parshah report gets a new look, jono tries to enslave gefilte fish and Itche's lawyer shows up. Hilarity... whatever, you know what's coming
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Crisis in Egypt
Shemot Parshah Report
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Rozy Levitin
Pomona
December 31, 2017
I'm homeschooling for 2 years and parshah report helps me learn and I'm 10 years old.
mushka kaminetzky
taos
December 24, 2018
Realy? your homescooling and your ten?!
C.G
USA
April 19, 2016
It's an 'okay' show...
Breena
Farmingdale, .Y
March 24, 2013
funny jono Jono is so funny!>
sholom benchimol
guatemala city, uatemala
January 28, 2013
incredible,so funny
It's the best show for kids to learn!
Also for parents (adult, teenagers)
too funny for us
Anonymous
Rochester, New York
via old.chabad.org
January 20, 2013
Too many people One person at a time please!
Anonymous
January 13, 2012
may i ask
Did the Jewish women save all the newborns ?
Somehow i thought that a couple of midwives saved any males babies that they could. Ididn't think that it was a majority. It is an ugly spectre for sure, by but i thought that it showed how miraculous it was that Moses was saved.
Any answers with sources would be appreciated.
Good Shabbos !
b
inside of a huge cup tower
February 5, 2019
the jewish women did not save all of the babies, god made a miracle and whenever a baby got thrown in the nile god saved them and made them go to a secret place. then they had two rocks and one of them was for oily foods and one was for milk,. then when they were old enough hashem made them go back to their house. for sources ask your local rabbi and you will see i am right
chana
December 20, 2010
LOVE this; but drop that awful fake laughter
This show is brilliant, and definitely not just for kids.
Please drop the fake tiny laughter, we REALLY don't need to be prompted to laugh. It's funny enough as is!!
Gisele Dalman Scheonberger
san diego, ca
October 12, 2010
love it, Love It, LOVE IT !!! My new puppet heroes. You guys are great!!!!
Jonathan
Whitesville, KY
March 19, 2010
Educational
I'm homeschooled too, and Itche Kadoozy helps me to learn all about these different subjects.
Plus.............. IT'S INSANELY FUNNY!
Chaya Leemor Wolf
Valley Village, California
January 8, 2010
Amazing!!!!!! I always enjoy watching Itche Kadoozy shows and my mother encourages me to see the Parsha Report every week. I'm homeschooling, so my mother finds it very easy for her to teach her part and I review it by watching the Parsha Report. Thank you so much for making the Parsha Reports!!! :) Smiles all around!
yehudis
January 16, 2009
funny!!!! this is the best one yet!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rox
January 16, 2009
Lawyerspeak "In spite of how adorable that may seem" = LOL
Anonymous
December 15, 2007
crisis in egypt i love this show
miriam leah lieblich
n.y., usa
December 15, 2007
the hebrew lesson it was so funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lily
February 19, 2007
The Rabbi has yelling problems on this one, who cares? I still love this!!!
Name withheld for security reasons...
Brooklyn, NY
January 20, 2006
Itche Kadoozy Show suitable for adults
Dear Itche Kadoozy producers,
We are proud fans of your weekly show / Parsha report.
The reports are very educational, and the animation is wonderful.
However, we must admit, that neither of us are under 22 years of age. (that's the embarrassing part)
We love your show, and feel that there is NO WAY children really understand your humor...
We will be nominating you for next years Oscars, and hope you win!
My husband feels Gefilte fish needs more speaking parts -- i think not.
Shabbat Shalom.....
M R
Brooklyn , NY
January 18, 2006
Amazing!! Dovid keep up the great work.
Shmueli Bell
Leeds, England
January 17, 2006
Awsome!!!
Harvey Weiss
AZ
January 17, 2006
blithe satire in the spirit of Jonathan Swift
Jono, the oblivious, apathetic college student, is the dullard bougoisie Everyman who wishes to oppress - for amusement - G-Fish, totally oblivious to the utter unsavoriness of it all and G-Fish, the willing victim, the diesenfranchised Other, yearns to curry favor with the representative of the Establishment, Jono. Their dysfunctional co-dependency of inherrited social roles is turned on its head when Jono claims to be oppressed by "the man" (sic)! Itche, the superego in this neo-Jungian morality play, cannot call a stop to their mutual abuse, until Larry Goldstein, invokes the law of the land which trumps Itche's moral code! Meanwhile Faygie Kadoozie asserts herself as the marginalized woman who is more interested in reclaiming history than preventing the sanctioned and helpless oppression of the Other. Finally, Roy, the stagehand appears as a Grover-esque non-human whose humanity pierces through the fruitless commotion (a semiology for the technical revolution).
Brilliant!!!!
my name is mushka kaminetzky and i am six y.s. old. this realy helps me learn!!!😊