Ep 1. Jeff & Some Honor Killings
- TV-14
- January 11, 2017
- 21 min
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8.2 (112)
Jeff & Some Aliens is a hilarious adult animated sci-fi comedy series that follows the adventures of a hapless man named Jeff and three aliens who have been tasked with studying humanity. In the first episode of season 1, titled "Jeff & Some Honor Killings", Jeff finds himself in a dangerous predicament when he is mistaken for a Middle Eastern man with ties to a local terrorist group.
The episode begins with Jeff, a mild-mannered everyman, living his life in a mundane routine. However, things take a wild turn when he is suddenly kidnapped by a group of government agents who inform him that he has been mistaken for a Middle Eastern man named Hassan Jaffar. The agents suspect that Jeff may have ties to a local terrorist group and decide to interrogate him.
Despite Jeff's protests that they have the wrong person, the agents refuse to believe him and subject him to a brutal interrogation. Jeff is horrified to learn that he is being held responsible for a series of honor killings that have recently taken place in the area. The agents are convinced that Jaffar is behind the murders and are determined to get a confession out of Jeff.
As Jeff suffers through the grueling interrogation, his three alien friends arrive on Earth to check on their human research subject. They quickly realize that Jeff is in trouble and decide to take matters into their own hands. With their advanced technology and knowledge of human behavior, the aliens are able to outsmart the agents and rescue Jeff from their clutches.
However, the situation only becomes more complicated when Jaffar himself shows up, demanding to know why his name has been tied to the honor killings. The agents, the aliens, Jeff, and Jaffar find themselves in a tense standoff as they try to unravel the truth behind the murders and clear Jeff's name.
"Jeff & Some Honor Killings" is a classic example of the irreverent, boundary-pushing humor that defines Jeff & Some Aliens. The show gleefully skewers political correctness, social norms, and genre conventions while telling smart, funny, and unpredictable stories. Fans of absurdist comedy and science fiction will find plenty to love in this zany, off-kilter series.