Hulme (T. E.) and Fitzgerald (A Certain)", poems by Ezra Pound. "Afternoon of a Cow", a short story by William Faulkner. Edgar Allan Poe often discussed his own work, sometimes in the form of parody, as in "How to Write a Blackwood Article" and the short story that follows it, "A Predicament". Pale Fire is a novel by Vladimir Nabokov in the form of a long, pedantic, self-centered commentary on a much shorter poem. It may parody his commentary on his translation of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin, in which the commentary was highly detailed and much longer than the poem. Both the poet and the commentator have been called self-parodies. The short story "First Law" by Isaac Asimov is described by Asimov himself as a 'spoof' in The Complete Robot. Film and television Gekisou Sentai Carranger is the twentieth production of Toei's long-running Super Sentai metaseries and media franchise, and was written as parody of its own franchise. Enchanted is a Disney movie which is both a homage and self-parody to previous animated Disney films featuring princesses. Arnold Schwarzenegger as Jack Slater in the film Last Action Hero. Slater uses many of Schwarzenegger's action star characterizations including saying one-liners. Schwarzenegger even cameos as himself at the on-screen Slater film premiere. Bruce Campbell portrays himself as a B-movie actor who is called to fight a spirit who turns out to be real in My Name is Bruce. Chris Kattan portrays himself as an actor who reinvents his career in Bollywood Hero. James Van Der Beek portrays himself as the title character's friend in the sitcom Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23. Maria Bamford portrays herself in the Netflix sitcom Lady Dynamite. Mike Tyson voices and spoofs himself as a former boxer who becomes a detective in the adult cartoon Mike Tyson Mysteries. Neil Patrick Harris in the Harold & Kumar series, where he plays "an extreme version of himself who enjoys drugs, female hookers and alcohol etc." Richard Dawson as Damon Killian in the film The Running Man. Dawson parodies his Family Feud persona as the film's game show host. Rob Schneider portrays himself in the self-produced sitcom Real Rob, which also stars his real-life wife and child. Samuel L. Jackson as Agent Neville Flynn in Snakes on a Plane. Matt LeBlanc plays a satirical version of himself in Episodes. Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels,