Downfall

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## Downfall

### Director

Mister Suitcase

**Downfall** is the 4th episode of Season 2 and the 7th episode overall of The Casers that premiered on December 19, 2020.

## Synopsis

Briefcase and Bag's sitcom gets cancelled over religion.

## Plot

When Briefcase and Bag's Thanksgiving hiatus was over, they felt stressed and their latest episode received a million views in 3 days. After, Valise (one of the neighbors) interrupted and asked them for an autograph. She then requested them to move to religion. They thought it was a good idea. Their next episode is entitled "The New Wave of the Christian Dominion".

Luggage and Satchel then finds out the success of the program. But since they discovered that they moved on to religion, Luggage left the show cause he's afraid they're gonna be picking on the Catholics. Bag and Briefcase continue filming. Briefcase then mocks Bag's grandmother while talking on the phone, and saying that "contacts make her blind".

Satchel then has to hold his acquintance's birthday cake and got hired as an Israelite in the program. Then both Bag and Briefcase (as a Protestant group) forces Satchel to give him the cake in "religious style". Then on Baggage's friend, Christopher's 16th birthday party, they begged for cake, then Briefcase and Bag slice the cake in half, forcing Baggage to chase them. They tried running to the King's Locust, but they tripped on a rock, failing their mission, leaving Christopher crying over a "Christian tradition" for Chanukah. Briefcase and Bag don't have parents anyway. Back at home, the 2 guys upload the video, taking them numerous minutes.

Thereafter, Satchel discovers that Briefcase and Bag's Chanukah Special was failing, receiving 20,000 dislikes in its first 6 hours. Satchel thinks his role is also poor. Then Tshemodan and Teke arrive to them, also getting offended by Briefcase and Bag's special via their faith. Then they feel better by playing Dreidel. Satchel doesn't know the basics of the game yet, so Teke teaches him.

Briefcase and Bag's sitcom, BriefBag, got cancelled due to being offensive to the Jewish people on Chanukah. It got pullen off the air and got taken off MeCube (a parody of YouTube). It also offended Tshemodan and called them "pagans", and sent them a death threat.

Back in the house, Satchel then lights the menorah on the 5th night of Chanukah, and says a portion of the Torah. He then had latkes thereafter. Tshemodan and Teke wore yarmulkes during the ceremony. Satchel then loved the latkes and they both then continued the tradition. Bag comes in and Satchel has stated he loves Chanukah more than Christmas. Bag then owes $50,000 to the FBI and Satchel splits the money with Bag. He then repeats the same thing back in the previous episode.

## Trivia

* This episode is also considered a Chanukah special.
* This epsiode marks Valise's ever first appearance.
* Bag says that Luggage criticizes the Buddhists, in which he does not.
* Before Briefcase mocks the call, Bag explains to her if they were a part of the Jesuits.
* The bible verse Satchel says is Leviticus 20:26

### References to popular culture

* Satchel and Teke play Dreidel, a traditional game played during Chanukah.
* The scene where they ruin Christopher's birthday cake is a reference to Side Hustle.
* MeCube is a parody of YouTube.
* This episode references 2 heavy metal bands.
	+ Pantera
	+ Metallica

### People references

* Megan Fox: Bag and Briefcase acted like them while ruining Chris's birthday.
* Megan Thee Stallion: talked to by Mr. Carton during a news report.
* Adam Sandler: Referenced by Tshemodan

## Credits gag

"Put on that yarmulke, it's time for Chanukah"