Middle-earth Music - Parodies

Parodies

• The National Lampoon published a parody book Bored of the Rings (1968).
• The BBC produced a parody radio serial, Hordes of the Things
• The Veggie Tales episode Lord of the Beans.
• The Dork of The Rings (2006) is a film by Richardson Productions LLC and stars Bryce Cone as Frudo Buggins. The film features an introduction by Lord Of The Rings actor and stuntman Kiran Shah.
• Translator Dmitry Puchkov released "funny translations" of The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, in which the original text is overdubbed with parodied "translation'. The films are dubbed Fellas and the Ring, The Two Blown Away Towers and Return of the Hobo. Later these "funny translations" were printed as books.
• In 2002, the Comedy Central television series South Park lampooned Tolkien's vision in an episode titled, "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers".
• The Canadian animated television series: Odd Job Jack had an episode in the second season called "The Lord of the Three Ringed Binder" which parodied The Lord of the Rings.
• DM of the Rings, a webcomic published between September 2006 and September 2007, which uses scenes from the movie trilogy directed by Peter Jackson to depict the story as a Dungeons and Dragons-inspired RPG campaign.