A lot of the footage shows Arnold and his three sons (David, Seth, and Jesse) horsing around — clowning in crazy costumes, putting on mock playlets, interviewing one another.
Then along came television and, in 1950, What's My Line?, a family game show on which movie stars found themselves obliged to guest as "mystery challengers", putting on mock accents to fool the blindfolded panellists seeking to guess their identity.
At the 2002 Detroit auto show, the industry's annual beauty pageant, Chrysler put on a mock stage version of "The Dick Van Dyke Show".
Other performances were given by students from Hunter College Elementary School, who put on a mock trial exploring the Brown v. Board of Education decision and incorporating significant figures like Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman and Dred Scott.
You put on a mock Mancunian accent even though you're from Hull.
There's an airport, a church, a theater, restaurants, hotels and even a courthouse where your monkey ass can be put on a mock trial for screwing around.
Later, during the same incident, Doyle put on a mock-German accent and, mimicking a Nazi guard, slapped the resident over the head with his gloves shouting: "Nein, nein, nein, nein".
So it made sense for Jobs to put on the black mock turtleneck, the blue jeans, the New Balances.
Mr. Mock put on virtually no defense.
Others, hardened by decades of upheavals, put on a show of mock defiance.
