I think he was more an Eric Idle type of character, I could imagine him singing Always Look On The Brighter Side Of Life...
Maybe the best song to end a movie ever.
Last Supper, Jesus gets handed the bill. Takes one look and hands it to Peter, who hands it to Luke, who hands it to Mathew; meanwhile, his brother James is hiding in the bathroom (he knows what he is like). Eventually, the bill lands at Judas who exclaims; "Where the fuck am I gonna find 30 pieces of silver at this time of night?"
One great item that all Christians seem to ignore (even those with 'stigmatas' is that the nail were in his wrists, not his hands. The bones of the hands are too weak to support a body. People usually died, not from blood loss but loss of consciousness, and they slumped forward which stopped air from getting to the lungs. [britannica.com]
Also, crucifixion was common during this time and it has been found that at one time, during a Jewish uprising, so many were crucified one could see crosses to the horizon. [livescience.com]
Well, gezzz spoiler alert! LOL
According to the written Myth, Jesus was crucified on a Friday. According to Jewish customs, All crusificees were taken down on Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath.
Medical established fact, It would take 3 days to die from crucification.
Go figure
And according to one of the gospels, his uncle bribed one of the guards to give him the body early, and then the only life sign tests were, a mirror to test for breath and a prod with a spear to see if he reacted ( Neither regarded as good tests today.) . Both probably done in the dark at night. Like you say. "Go figure."
Knowing this fact Jesus had less than a hard time on his weekend. Still, he prays to himself and only his father knows when he will return. In America Christian Nationalists keep trying to change a date that nobody knows.
It's worse than that, they're still pedaling things no one can prove, and increasingly no one cares. I hope they get themselves treated the way they treated others.
and every so often another relic from the past pops up to prove 'biblical' stories, just to keep them hooked.