This is particularly the case when the source English word contains sounds or sound clusters which have no equivalent in katakana. For example, Casiopea jazz fusion band (est. 1976) has its name based on "Cassiopeia": neither the double s nor the three-vowel -eia would fit the katakana format. In popular culture Engrish has been featured occasionally in South Park, an American animated TV show by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. One example is the song "Let's Fighting Love", used in the episode "Good Times with Weapons", which parodies the poorly translated opening theme sequences sometimes shown in anime. Parker and Stone's feature-length film Team America: World Police (2004) also features Engrish when the North Korean leader Kim Jong-il is depicted singing the song "I'm so Ronery". Monty Python's Flying Circus featured a parody of the drama series Elizabeth R, where they portrayed the cast riding motor-scooters and speaking Engrish, thus changing the title to "Erizabeth L". In the 1983 film A Christmas Story, the Parker family goes to a Chinese restaurant for their Christmas dinner, and are serenaded by the waitstaff with Engrish Christmas carols, such as "Deck the harrs wis boughs of horry, fa ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra" and "Jingre berrs, jingre berrs, jingre arr the way, oh what fun it is to ride in one-horse open sreigh!" The British fashion brand Superdry, which takes inspiration from Japanese clothing styles, has established a style of placing meaningless Japanese text such as 'Sunglasses company' and 'membership certificate' on clothing sold in Britain. The company explained to a Japanese television news programme that most translations were done using simple automatic translation programs such as Babelfish, without attempting to make the texts accurate. Gallery See also "All your base are belong to us", an internet meme originating from the opening to the European Mega Drive version from Zero Wing Broken English Chinglish English as She Is Spoke "It's dangerous to go alone! Take this!", another internet meme of similar background (from the 1986 video game The Legend of Zelda for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)). Japanese Pidgin English List of lishes Dunglish, equivalent between English and Dutch Franglais, equivalent between English and French Runglish, equivalent between English and Russian Spanglish, equivalent between English and Spanish Denglisch, equivalent between English and German Non-native pronunciations of English Perception of English /r/ and /l/ by Japanese speakers Portrayal of East Asians