Note: Everything after the first paragraph is made up.
I have grown to like Undercover Boss quite a bit. I am sure the actual events are enhanced or edited to tidy up the story, but I'll watch the "nice hard working person just trying to get by catches a well earned break" story anytime.
That is why the Darth Vader episode threw me so much. I am pretty sure this was the first Sith CEO (well... maybe the DirectTV guy) they featured. They really should have known better. Here are some of my observations about this episode...
PRE-UNDERCOVER PREP
Did the actually think just taping photos on the front of Vader's mask would full ANYONE? Basically all this accomplished was to amplify his breathing. Yeah, I know he tried the "I have allergies" line, but seriously. And the cape??? He kept the cape??
UNDERCOVER
I have to admit, he looked hilarious in the Jawa outfit on his first assignment on the Sandcrawler. It basically looked like a dickey. We did see to softer side of Vader though. I counted at least three Jawas he was sure to stop force choking before they died.
The Kamino segment was painful to watch. EVERY moment he was left alone in the clone factory he kept going "No, I am your Father". Funny the first time. And ONLY the first time.
The last one was the riskiest of course. The Dark Lord of the Sith trying to manage the weapon firing controls on yet another Death Star under construction??? I am pretty sure some of the Stormtroopers knew what was up, but they played along. He did seem to learn that targeting planets was trickier than he thought. Unfortunately so did Bespin, Hoth, and Upatu.
THE WRAP UP
So, all the people he worked with showed up Sith HQ (in Delaware I think) to discover who they actually had worked with. This totally did not goes as planned I expect. It featured and unending string of force chokes, Sarlacc tosses, "You have failed me for the last time", "You are as clumsy as you are stupid", and so on.
Of course the Death Star Training Officer that brought up "Take you child to work Day" had it coming.
