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There HAD to be a part two to this so I could use that title!
To avoid confusion I've called out the character's names (and also tweaked Ep1 to show the same). The are Emporio Ivankov, Jac of Dragon's character 'Jam' and an alter ego of myself 'Ziggy the Gecko' (who will re-appear in Ep3).
A lot of great zingers (and stingers) in this one! It's my favorite in the series so far. Jam's expression and her excuse are both very adorable in the third panel. Plus, I like the way Emporio lets the paddle do all the talking.
For some reason I'm reminded more of Father Ted, an old british sitcom.
After tricking his direct Superior, Bishop Brennan, into bending over Ted kicks him hard right up the arse.
When being chased, he too ends up in a dead-end (under the bed) and nowhere else to go after being cornered and denies total involvement desperately and grovellingly before getting his punishment!
I add for the benefit of the picture you've drawn, I really love the 2 row styling. References, parodies and Puns being always welcome~
My only notation to that is that I find the lack of the Emperio's dialogue disturbing. The Emperor had the most menacing voice and demeanour in the originals, even though his character was reduced in the (fortunately no-longer canon) prequels to a moron he was still the only redeemable bit.
When I do an impression of Star Wars characters, I always, always, do the Emperor's gravelly tones and his speech inflections, never Yoda.
@Diamond - thanks so much. Final episode coming real soon
@Rob - Surely you mean Father Ted - old Irish sitcom! I'm impressed you segued from Star Wars to Father Ted - that takes some lateral thinking.
As for Emporio's dialogue, Diamond Stud put it perfectly - she let's the paddle do the talking. Actions speak louder than words as they say - especially when they involve a paddle and a bare bottom!
@SurfingGecko
Irish? There's been a wealth of amazing Irish TV and films over many decades - but Father Ted isn't one of them. It was filmed (mostly) in London, bought by Hat Trick and Channel 4, they supplied the technical and material assistance (something which the writers themselves said RTE were too incompetent to do at the time and would have wrecked the show if allowed near it), paid for by a british broadcaster and it was broadcast on a british channel in Ireland - RTE didn't pick up the rights to rescreen it until... wasn't it years later?
I'm not going to argue possessively, it's well enough that you know of it and therefore I would suggest we indulge in our mutual enjoyment of a fine collaborative show.
YES. It's quite a segue, but really... I can't see these last two pages and unsee Bishop Brennan getting kicked up the arse when he bends over and chasing Crilly upstairs and cornering him. Go rewatch on Youtube as necessary~
"Dun't call me Iva, I'm an Emporio, yer little prick!"
I look forward to the next page to be enjoyed in the spirit you intend~
Wow Rob - I'm impressed that you even know this stuff! Living in a far-flung corner of the universe I had just assumed (naturally enough I think) it was all done in the Emerald Isle. Ya live and learn! Still, comedy gold is Father Ted imho - whatever the origins
It's my favorite in the series so far. Jam's expression and her excuse are both very adorable in the third panel. 
Plus, I like the way Emporio lets the paddle do all the talking. 
