Zombi

Title of Ad Segment

Zombi is a take-off of Disney's Bambi.

This ad is from MAD Season 1, Episode 1: Avaturd / CSiCarly.

Summary

In a trailer for a fake Bambi movie from the Disney Studios, a zombie version of Bambi's mom (who had risen from the grave) is ready to get revenge against the hunters that killed her.

References

• Bambi
• Dawn of the Dead
• Looney Tunes

Characters

• Narrator (Not in story)
• Bambi
• Thumper
• Flower
• Bambi's Mom (Zombi)
• Hunter

Transcript

(The ad starts with the Disney DVD logo over a graveyard.)

Narrator: Disney's direct-to-DVD presents...

Bambi: I miss you, Mom.

Thumper: It's good to share your feelings.

(Just then... a rotten deer leg bursts from the ground.)

Bambi: Mommy?

(Soon, out of the hole came out Bambi's mom - what's left of her, anyway - freshly risen from the grave as a messed up Deer Zombie.)

Zombi: [moans]

All Animals: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!

(Scene goes to a close-up of Zombi.)

Narrator: ...Zombi.

(All three are running from Zombi.)

Thumper: My heart won't stop thumping!

Flower: I think I just skunked myself...

(Scene goes to a forest with dead trees, orange-ish grass, and a red sky.)

Hunter: What the--?!

Zombi: [moans]

Narrator: For a limited time only...

Hunter: I didn't mean anything by shooting you! It's just a sport!

Narrator: ... Because pretty soon, this DVD goes back into the Vault.

(Everyone slams the Masoleum door shut, with Zombi and the hunter inside.)

Bambi: Go get him, Mom.

Narrator: Zombi -- part of the Fawn of the Dead DVD Collection!

Zombi: [growls]

[screams]

(Segment ends and the scene goes to Celebrity Birthdays.)

Deaths

• The hunter gets trapped with Zombi (aka Bambi's mom).

Trivia

• Alludes to the fact that Bambi's mother was shot by hunters.
• The hunter wears clothes similar to Elmer Fudd from Looney Tunes.
• When the announcer said that the DVD is going back in the vault soon, then that must mean that the movie release is a either a Platinum Edition or a Diamond Edition.
• If you look closely, one of the tombstones reads "Rin Tin Tin," the name of a popular movie dog in the 1930s.