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The Spain-Team

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The Spain-Team is an American reality TV show about a group of men directly descended from the first Spanish sailors to come to the New World. Filmed in the style of a documentary, the show depicts the men working as modern-day conquistadores while on the run from the Spanish Inquisition for heresies they did not commit. The Spain-Team is produced by Bill O'Reilly and has aired on the Fox Network since 2006. Although the series accurately portrays the main characters as racist, genocidal soldiers of fortune whenever they confront dark-skinned indigenous people, the Spain-Team is never actually captured by Grand Inquisitor Cardinal Ximinez because the team always expects the Spanish Inquisition. The show is in its eighth season and remains highly popular in American states with low Latino p

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The Spain-Team is an American reality TV show about a group of men directly descended from the first Spanish sailors to come to the New World. Filmed in the style of a documentary, the show depicts the men working as modern-day conquistadores while on the run from the Spanish Inquisition for heresies they did not commit. The Spain-Team is produced by Bill O'Reilly and has aired on the Fox Network since 2006. Although the series accurately portrays the main characters as racist, genocidal soldiers of fortune whenever they confront dark-skinned indigenous people, the Spain-Team is never actually captured by Grand Inquisitor Cardinal Ximinez because the team always expects the Spanish Inquisition. The show is in its eighth season and remains highly popular in American states with low Latino populations and high White Anglo-Saxon Protestant populations. The show has remained popular for its clownish, over-the-top depiction of white-on-brown violence, predictable genocidal episodes, its characters' ability to form lethal weaponry out of venereal disease and fire water, and its distinctive theme tune. The show has made Bartolomo Antonio "B.A." Columbus - the grandson of Christopher Columbus to the 83rd power - into a pop culture icon. Some of the show's catchphrases, such as "I love it when a Final Solution comes together," "Hannibal Lecter's on that cannibalism jazz," and "I ain't leaving this island with no mutha-fuckin' snakes on a plane!" have also made their way onto T-shirts and other merchandise.