Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has had a giggle at Education Minister Christopher Pyne ’ s expense after Today Show host Karl Stefanovic showed her the Star Wars parody video featuring Pyne ’ s now infamous ‘ I ’ m a fixer ' line . Stefanovic introduced the clip called 'Star Wars : Fixed ' , which superimposes Pyne 's head onto the body of a imperial officer and blends his recent Sky News interview with a scene from the beloved movie franchise , by asking ‘ what ’ s going on with Christopher Pyne ? He ’ s gone to the dark side , Mr Fix It ’ . ‘ You may not be aware of this but he ’ s been hired for his specialist skills by an unlikely source , ’ Stefanovic joked . Bishop watched the parody , in which Pyne is heard pledging ‘ I ’ m a fixer , I ’ ve fixed it in another way which you ’ ll find out in the budget ' , on a monitor in Canberra . Bishop laughed : ‘ I wouldn ’ t be the first person to think that Christopher Pyne comes straight out of a Star Wars movie. ’ Scroll down for video . Today Show host Karl Stefanovic showed Foreign Minister Julie Bishop a parody video starring the Education Minister and her reaction was perfect . Education Minister Christopher Pyne plays the leading role in a parody video , Star Wars : The Fixer . ‘ Well said Minister… may the force be with you , ’ Stefanovic responded . The parody clip , which shows Pyne in connection to the evil Empire 's super weapon the Death Star , was first shown on the ABC on Sunday . Mr Pyne 's memorable lines from his recent Sky News interview , where he explained how he had 'fixed ' the government 's higher education reforms and gave himself the nickname of 'the fixer ' , are seamlessly inserted into a scene from the iconic movie . Pyne 's confident comments in the Sky interview were ahead of the government 's latest attempt to pass higher education reforms , which were later shot down in the Senate for the second time in three months . In the video , a superimposed Pyne comforts a collection of imperial officers worried about the vulnerability of their planet-destroying space station , as the ruthless , rebel-crushing Darth Vader menacingly stalks around behind him . The video was created by Huw Parkinson , and aired during ABC 's Insiders on Sunday morning . Bishop watched the parody , in which Pyne is heard pledging ' I 'm a fixer , I 've fixed it ' The spoof , created by ABC producer Huw Parkinson , blends Pyne 's cringe-worthy Sky News interview and a scene from the famous trilogy . Mr Parkinson said he was inspired to make the video after watching Mr Pyne 's 'bizarre ' interview . 'His delivery was so theatrical despite the fact he barely moved a muscle though out the entire interview , ' Mr Parkinson said . ' I did n't really know how I was going to work it into something but I just knew it was going to work . ' I played around with a few different ideas at first but then once I started toying with this scene from Star Wars it just became clear that this was a perfect match . ' Mr Parkinson also said he was 'working on a few other ' videos , but did n't want to spoil the surprise . ' I would n't want to promise a video that I ca n't finish , and there 's always the possibility that another classic moment like this Fixer interview will occur in the meantime , ' he said . Labor MP Ed Husic tweeted about his enjoyment of the video , saying it was 'the best thing ( he 'd ) seen ' in a long time . Mr Pyne 's office did not have any comment on the video on Sunday morning . However , the Minister tweeted that he is 'available for Star Wars VII if JJ Abrams wants to know ' on Sunday afternoon . Mr Pyne tells a group of imperial officer he has fixed the problem of Death Star blueprints being leaked . Huw Parkinson , the video 's creator , said he was inspired to make the video after watching Mr Pyne 's 'bizarre ' interview .
Today Show host Karl Stefanovic showed Julie Bishop the parody video . He joked Christopher Pyne had 'gone to the dark side ' The video superimposes Pyne 's head onto the body of a imperial officer . It blends his recent Sky News interview with a scene from Star Wars . A spokesman for Mr Abbott said he was not aware of any plans by the government to make such an announcement but would be happy if it did happen.