Tag: legal humor

This humorous meme uses a scene from the AMC drama series Better Call Saul, showing lead character Saul Goodman, a defense attorney, speaking in a formal courtroom. The overlaid text presents a pun-based joke that plays on the double meaning of the term 'Grand Theft Auto': it refers both to the real-world criminal charge of motor vehicle theft, and the massively popular open-world video game franchise of the same name. The punchline argues that a defendant cannot be charged with 6 counts of Grand Theft Auto, as the 6th installment in the Grand Theft Auto video game series had not been publicly released at the time the meme was made, leaning into widespread frustration among gaming fans over repeated delays to the game's launch. The AMC network watermark is visible in the bottom right corner of the image.

Saul Goodman Argues 6 Grand Theft Auto Charges Are Invalid Because GTA 6 Isn't Released

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This is a single-panel reaction meme. The top section has yellow text on a black background setting up a humorous hypothetical scenario: the judge says they are dropping all charges against the client, the client thanks the judge and says they won't commit the crime again, followed by the line 'My lawyer:'. Under the text is a widely used reaction still of actor Jonathan Majors portraying He Who Remains from the Marvel series *Loki*, looking sideways with an annoyed, judgmental, frustrated expression. The joke lies in the client accidentally admitting guilt for the crime they were charged with by saying they 'won't do it again', ruining the lawyer's hard work even though the desired outcome (dropped charges) was achieved, which aligns with the 'task failed successfully' theme: the main goal was met, but a major avoidable mistake was made in the process.

Task failed successfully

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This is a 3-panel corny dad joke meme that uses the famous confrontation and fight template from the 2016 Marvel film *Captain America: Civil War*. The top panel poses a question: 'What do Lawyers wear to Court?'. The middle panel gives two responses: first a straightforward answer 'They wear Suits.', which is corrected to the pun punchline 'No, They wear Lawsuits.'. The bottom panel shows an all-out fight breaking out between the two groups of characters, which is the standard use of this template to show negative reaction to a bad joke. The humor comes from the pun: 'suit' refers to the formal clothing lawyers wear, while a 'lawsuit' is a legal proceeding, creating a corny dad joke wordplay.

Average Dad Joke Lawyer Pun

This is a 3-panel corny dad j…