Speaker 1: Hi everyone. J Michael dangelis here, co creator of Mission Rejected.
Speaker 1: Welcome you to another episode of Mission Rejected presents this month.
Speaker 1: We're really pleased to bring you another episode of What
Speaker 1: did We Just Watch? The movie trivia quiz show podcast.
Speaker 1: We presented this back in twenty twenty three when we
Speaker 1: were contestants covering the Saint, and since then a whole
Speaker 1: lot of Mission Rejected folks have popped up on the show,
Speaker 1: and of course our very own Admiral Bob Killian is
Speaker 1: a regular panelist and occasional co host. It's a great show.
Speaker 1: We love weird, cult, cheesy movies and this show honors
Speaker 1: that and we were really thrilled recently when the creator
Speaker 1: of the show, Mark actually offered us to take over
Speaker 1: an entire episode. So I was the host and the
Speaker 1: movie I selected was Shock Treatment, the weird quasi sequel
Speaker 1: to The Rock Horror Picture Show. The contestants are Pete, Bob,
Speaker 1: and Chris, and let's see how they do. So I'm
Speaker 1: going to turn it over to them and the first
Speaker 1: round of what did We just watch?
Speaker 2: Shock Treatment?
Speaker 1: Gentlemen, thank you for coming this evening to the Avengers
Speaker 1: two Memorial Studio we've we've been called here because the
Speaker 1: portrait has been given the opportunity not only to take
Speaker 1: over what did we just watch? While Mark Nasall has
Speaker 1: fled the country a movie so shocking even Mark had
Speaker 1: to flee the country he was scared. But we've all
Speaker 1: given the opportunity to pitch new television shows to the
Speaker 1: DTV network. So I want everybody's best pitch. Mister Flavors
Speaker 1: is waiting for the new fall lineup, so let's hear them.
Speaker 1: What do we got? All right?
Speaker 3: This it's called leave it to Diva, Denton's own diver,
Speaker 3: always getting in trouble, always doing silly things. But you
Speaker 3: just leave it to Deva to do the silly things,
Speaker 3: and then we're all more tolerant.
Speaker 1: In the end, I feel important lessons might be learned.
Speaker 1: I like it. It's old fashion, and that's that what we're
Speaker 1: trying to bring back. Yes, I win, Maybe not yet.
Speaker 4: Speaking of old fashioned, I have a great pitch for you.
Speaker 4: There's going to.
Speaker 5: Be a large English architecture piece with many actors in
Speaker 5: there on a wonderful TV show that we will call
Speaker 5: Denton Abbey.
Speaker 3: Oh ah, I see.
Speaker 1: What sort of intrigue will happen on Denton Abbey.
Speaker 6: Maggie Smith will return from the grave insold.
Speaker 1: I'm sold. We got two.
Speaker 3: Is she gonna be upstairs or downstairs?
Speaker 4: All the stairs?
Speaker 1: She will play the stage and Judy Dench as the basement.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 7: Well, I got one that's gonna knock you out of
Speaker 7: this park, all right, h we need some small town Americana,
Speaker 7: just like we need in Denton. So we're going one
Speaker 7: stayed over or But you know what, I always thought
Speaker 7: we were in Ohio, not that I think about it,
Speaker 7: but I'm not on tail shure.
Speaker 2: That's correct. So where let's not worry about where we are.
Speaker 7: There's a little town called Danville, Ohio, and they have
Speaker 7: a game that they play once a year, which will
Speaker 7: make a great game show. We have a lot of
Speaker 7: game shows on this network. I want to add another one.
Speaker 7: And what they have over there in Denville, Pennsylvania is
Speaker 7: the annual toilet Toss. I knew you would like this one, d'angela.
Speaker 7: What it is is you get out your most aerodynamic toilet,
Speaker 7: You're thrown as far as you can. I think the
Speaker 7: audience will go crazy. The problem is we do not
Speaker 7: have the rights to the name toilet toss. So I've
Speaker 7: got a brand new name and it is Game of Thrones.
Speaker 7: So we're gonna call it Game of Thrones, and I
Speaker 7: think it's gonna be a hit, and you know, everyone
Speaker 7: throws their toys, everyone has a great time, and then
Speaker 7: at the end it ends in a very unsatisfying way
Speaker 7: and then everyone gets mang goes home.
Speaker 1: I think that that name is also probably taken, but
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with lusher Fling.
Speaker 2: Wait what year is this? Okay?
Speaker 1: But this was These were all good pitches, but I
Speaker 1: think I've got the ultimate ultimate one. It's really gonna
Speaker 1: bring everybody to the TV.
Speaker 3: Well, tell us it's.
Speaker 1: Gonna be called what did I just hear?
Speaker 4: On?
Speaker 1: What did we just watch? And it's just gonna be
Speaker 1: thirty minutes of me correcting trivia that I heard on
Speaker 1: what did we just watch? And ranting about how they
Speaker 1: didn't bring up like, for example, how did you not
Speaker 1: go in depth on the complete IMDb filmography of Lauren
Speaker 1: Holly star pickt Fences? How did we not talk more
Speaker 1: about Janine Turner's turn on Northern Exposure? How do we
Speaker 1: not do on Sergeant Pepper? Like a complete deep dive
Speaker 1: into the Robert Stegwood organization that produced that movie. Believe
Speaker 1: as Bob, I think it was you or Mark who said,
Speaker 1: why does this feel like? Somebody saw the Who's Tommy
Speaker 1: and said, let's make it but a family movie? Because
Speaker 1: that is exactly what Robert stikwould did. He made both
Speaker 1: those movies.
Speaker 2: This has been, this has been what did we just hear?
Speaker 7: That's right, Brandy, you sound a little obsessive here, Michael.
Speaker 7: I think you should be introduced to two doctors that
Speaker 7: we all know, because they might have some questions for you.
Speaker 1: Think I could get on a revival of Denton Vale.
Speaker 2: I think anything's possible. You're in Denton.
Speaker 1: Sign me up, bring in the diver, sign me up?
Speaker 1: All right, everyone, Welcome to What did we just watch?
Speaker 1: The Movie? Trivia quiz Show podcast. Today's episode is about
Speaker 1: the ninth eighty one musical film Shock Treatment, written by
Speaker 1: Richard O'Brien, directed by Jim Sharmon, starring Jessica Harper clipped
Speaker 1: a young Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn, Charles Gray, and Little Nell.
Speaker 1: In this movie, the town of Denton has been placed
Speaker 1: under the control of a television network, with the town's
Speaker 1: entire population involved in the network's productions. Brad Majors of
Speaker 1: the Rocky Horror Show or Maybe Not find himself imprisoned
Speaker 1: in the local mental hospital while his wife Janet becomes
Speaker 1: part of the pet project of Farley Flavors, the local plutocrat.
Speaker 1: This film, a follow up to the legendary cult classic
Speaker 1: The Rocky Hart Picture Show, is, in the words of
Speaker 1: Richard O'Brien, not a sequel, not a prequel, but an
Speaker 1: equal words, I feel later retracted. I'm your host j
Speaker 1: Michael DeAngelis taking over this show and our contestancies. We
Speaker 1: are Pete Barry playing as Winley McKinley.
Speaker 7: Hello Pete, Hey, Sorry, I couldn't come with a more
Speaker 7: exciting name, but I did love the mckinleys in this movie,
Speaker 7: so so.
Speaker 1: I decided to join the family playing as Professor Fate.
Speaker 1: It's Chris Kleinecki pushing the buzz in Max and our
Speaker 1: one regular from what did we just watch? Here to
Speaker 1: make sure that we don't lose total control, it is
Speaker 1: Bob Killian playing as bobbing in the kitchen. Hey, that's
Speaker 1: what I'll be doing. And as always, of course, our
Speaker 1: contestants are playing for this week's mystery prize, which will
Speaker 1: be revealed at the end of the show. So before
Speaker 1: we dive into shock Treatment, and there's a lot to
Speaker 1: talk about. I think it's important to talk about the
Speaker 1: history of this movie because it's really interesting. So I
Speaker 1: would like, if I may, to take you on a
Speaker 1: strange journey. In nineteen seventy five, Twentieth Century Fox released
Speaker 1: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which was the film adaptation
Speaker 1: of the cult News School, which had been a smash
Speaker 1: hit in London and LA and would open and close
Speaker 1: on Broadway before the release of this film, So they
Speaker 1: played did in LA. They went and shot the movie,
Speaker 1: they came back and played on Broadway. It did not
Speaker 1: go as well on Broadway as I had elsewhere, And
Speaker 1: then the movie came out and the movie went least
Speaker 1: well of all, so it was an immediate flop on
Speaker 1: its release, but the film grew in popularity thanks to
Speaker 1: midnight screenings, with audiences developing rifts and callbacks to shout
Speaker 1: it at the screen, and it became a cultural phenomenon.
Speaker 1: It is considered to be the longest running film of
Speaker 1: all time because it has been in continuous release since
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy five. There are still places that show it
Speaker 1: every week every month. It certainly still gets played most
Speaker 1: often at Halloween as a special thing. So it is,
Speaker 1: and it is one of the very few films when
Speaker 1: Disney purchased Fox that they did not put into the
Speaker 1: Disney fault. So Fox had a very liberal if you
Speaker 1: wanted to screen any old Fox movie, you could order
Speaker 1: it from the catalog and show it at your movie theater.
Speaker 1: That's not a policy that Disney has. But they did
Speaker 1: not want to disrupt Rocky Horror, which I think also
Speaker 1: I think we can talk later on does this make
Speaker 1: Doctor Franknfurter or a Disney princess. So encouraged by the success
Speaker 1: of Rocky Horror at its continued and growing success, author
Speaker 1: and poser Richard O'Brien set to work on a sequel,
Speaker 1: and in nineteen seventy eight he wrote something called Rocky
Speaker 1: Horror Shows His Heels that was going to be a
Speaker 1: very traditional sequel. It would have featured all of the
Speaker 1: characters from Rocky Horror, even the ones who had died.
Speaker 1: Fox responded, yes, but it was a science fiction double feature.
Speaker 1: So in the tradition of these things, people come back,
Speaker 1: And apparently Fox responded fairly strongly to the outline, but
Speaker 1: he also wrote all the songs, and he had a
Speaker 1: demo tape and they really liked the songs, and that
Speaker 1: is the one piece that sort of stayed through until
Speaker 1: Shock Treatment are the songs. So a lot of these
Speaker 1: songs were originally written for rocky horror shows. I thought, so, yes.
Speaker 6: This sounds like it was like a rough draft of
Speaker 6: the time warp as I was listening to.
Speaker 1: But what happened was Tim Curry had no interest in
Speaker 1: playing Frank again. He thought, I mean, he had been
Speaker 1: doing it at that point. He did it for like
Speaker 1: three years in a row, so he was done playing Frank.
Speaker 1: And Jim Sharmon also wanted to do something more different
Speaker 1: and not just rehash rocky horror. So Richard O'Brien went
Speaker 1: back to work and the next script was something called
Speaker 1: The Brad and Janet Show. Its plot is pretty similar
Speaker 1: to Shock Treatment, but instead of taking place entirely in
Speaker 1: the TV studio, it would have been shot on location
Speaker 1: in Denton, Texas, and all of the scenes would have
Speaker 1: been shot taking place around town. There was still a
Speaker 1: TV studio at which Janet works, but she also had
Speaker 1: a home and her parents had a home, the asylum
Speaker 1: was a real asylum, all those things, so it would
Speaker 1: have been more realistic than what this movie portrays.
Speaker 4: That sounds pretty expensive to produce though.
Speaker 1: Right, but it was all ago. I mean. One other
Speaker 1: major difference that was from what ended up being Shock
Speaker 1: Treatment is that the Rocky Horror character of doctor Everett
Speaker 1: Scott would have been the host of Marriage Maids and
Speaker 1: the manager of the Dent Intellivision station, so that would
Speaker 1: have been his role. It was hoped that Tim Curry
Speaker 1: would play Farley Flavors and Brad Major's but he was
Speaker 1: interested but pasted, saying he did not think his American
Speaker 1: accent would be strong enough, particularly for Farley Flavors, who
Speaker 1: was supposed to be this, you know, very very American
Speaker 1: kind of guy. Barry Bostwick, who had played Brad, was
Speaker 1: unavailable because he was on Broadway, and Janet Susan Sarandon
Speaker 1: by now had become too big a star and her
Speaker 1: price tag was more than they could afford. However, Cliff
Speaker 1: de Young and Jessica Harper were cast in their place.
Speaker 1: We'll talk more about the cast in a little bit.
Speaker 1: And Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn, Little mel Campbell and Charles
Speaker 1: Gray all returned from Rocky Horror Picture Show, but in
Speaker 1: different roles. This will be up what we'll do A
Speaker 1: who can get an early bonus point? A pre quiz question,
Speaker 1: A buzz in? Yes, you can buzz it who is
Speaker 1: the only actor And if you don't know the actor's name,
Speaker 1: you can say the character who is the only actor
Speaker 1: to play the same character in Rocky Horror and Shock Treatment.
Speaker 1: That's gonna go to Bob so I.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know his name, but like in Rocky Horror,
Speaker 3: he is like the he's like sort of narrating, He's
Speaker 3: like telling the story. It's like the criminology at the Criminologist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is incorrect. We will talk, so we will
Speaker 1: talk about whether or not that character is supposed to
Speaker 1: be but it's not explicit. Okay, okay, so uh that
Speaker 1: is not explicit. There is one only one character who
Speaker 1: is explicitly the same person. The next person to buzz
Speaker 1: in was Chris, do you want to take a guest? Doctor?
Speaker 6: Oliver was also my guess. I felt like he was
Speaker 6: kind of playing the same rule. Yeah, I agree, nebulous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Pete, do you have a guest?
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 7: I'm thinking it's gotta be something non human or something
Speaker 7: because I'm going through all the people in Rocky Hart
Speaker 7: We I don't know if I think Bob and Chris
Speaker 7: also watched Rocky Horror in prepp of this am I am?
Speaker 7: I corrected that I went back and watched Rocky Horror again,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, I do not remember anyone who who
Speaker 7: was in both the both movies as the same person.
Speaker 1: So the only person to reprise their role from Rocky
Speaker 1: Era Picture Show is Jeremy Newsom, who plays Ralph Hapshat.
Speaker 1: So Ralph has a fairly large part in this movie.
Speaker 1: He is who is getting in the very first scene
Speaker 1: of Rocky Horror, and Janet are at the wedding of
Speaker 1: Ralph and Betty Hapshat. Okay, right, so he only has
Speaker 1: a brief He has a brief scene with Brad and
Speaker 1: he says, oh, Brad, you'll be next. Brad sick stamit
Speaker 1: Janet right, and then Ralph and Betty are in this movie.
Speaker 1: Betty is played by somebody different, but Ralph is still
Speaker 1: played by Jeremy Newsom. I'll just be up front, I
Speaker 1: think Harry Newsom is amazing in this movie. It's such
Speaker 1: a tiny thing and it makes the most. And then finally,
Speaker 1: many of the folks who played the Transylvanians and Rocky
Speaker 1: Horror either have small parts, are in the audience of
Speaker 1: this movie, so there's a lot of familiar faces. Everything
Speaker 1: was ready to go, but a near fatal blow came
Speaker 1: when the Screen Actors Guild went on strike in America,
Speaker 1: preventing the filming from commencing. There what's that I know?
Speaker 1: It was at that point that production designer Brian Thompson
Speaker 1: suggested that if the entire story was reworked to take
Speaker 1: place in the TV studio, you could film the entire
Speaker 1: thing quickly and cheaply on a soundstage in England where
Speaker 1: the strike wouldn't apply. So Richard O'Brien quickly wrote a
Speaker 1: final draft, which is what became Shock Treatment. And if
Speaker 1: you watch the credits, Brian Thompson gets in an additional
Speaker 1: ideas by credit.
Speaker 2: That's what I wanted to know? What that? That's what
Speaker 2: that you would do?
Speaker 1: The idea suggested to move the entire thing into the
Speaker 1: TV studio, which.
Speaker 2: That was his additional idea that got him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, with the writer credit, it made the movie happen yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean, I guess, I.
Speaker 1: Guess it's we'll talk more. But I mean, I think
Speaker 1: one of the things that I love about the Rocky
Speaker 1: Horror gang is that you can tell how much they
Speaker 1: enjoy working together and what spirit these movies have. So
Speaker 1: I really think that, like, yeah, they were like, oh, Brian,
Speaker 1: what a gread.
Speaker 2: You should get credit for credit.
Speaker 1: I can believe that giving thing. So so that is
Speaker 1: the sort of tangled history of Shock Treatment. So real quick,
Speaker 1: what did everybody think? I assumed this was everyone's first
Speaker 1: time watching Shock Treatment? Yes, and Bob, I know it
Speaker 1: was your first time seeing Rocky Horror. You were really
Speaker 1: in Rocky Horror parlance. You were a virgin I was.
Speaker 1: I was, and Rocky Horror I really loved a lot.
Speaker 3: I really enjoyed watching it, and Shock Treatment not as much.
Speaker 2: I really like what it's doing.
Speaker 3: I think you said earlier Michael, before we started recording it,
Speaker 3: it's a movie that's hard to digest the first time
Speaker 3: seeing it. I think that's very much my experience. I
Speaker 3: was having a really hard time at first understanding what
Speaker 3: was going on and what was happening. But you know,
Speaker 3: I definitely love the creativity of it. I love the
Speaker 3: like concept of it's flowing in and out of being
Speaker 3: a show and being like things that are happening, Like,
Speaker 3: I liked that. I like the social commentary. You know,
Speaker 3: it's fun and silly.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot that I like about it. It
Speaker 3: was a lot to take in the first time seeing it.
Speaker 1: Chris, this was the first time I've seen it.
Speaker 6: I saw it earlier this week and de liberately did
Speaker 6: not do additional research before or after.
Speaker 4: Actually, I wasn't.
Speaker 1: Sure exactly how to wanted to have a pure experience.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I also, this is my first time having Michael as
Speaker 6: the host, so I don't know what kinds of questions.
Speaker 4: To prepare for. Okay, let's just watch the movie and
Speaker 4: like that's the that's the assignment. I am very.
Speaker 6: Torn about this film. Again, I haven't read about the reception,
Speaker 6: but if I had to guess, I would say, for
Speaker 6: rocky horror fans, I bet this is very divisive where.
Speaker 1: Almost you are correct.
Speaker 6: Almost half would be like, thank goodness, we get more.
Speaker 6: Richard O'Brien, this is exactly more of what I wanted,
Speaker 6: and the other half are saying, Richard O'Brien, why did
Speaker 6: you do this, like, why couldn't you just leave let
Speaker 6: it let's sleeping dogs, lie, Rocky Horror was your opus?
Speaker 6: Why do this and like tarnish it?
Speaker 1: I think you're pretty spot on. It is really interesting
Speaker 1: because Rocky Horror is an R rated show. It's very
Speaker 1: you know, it's adult almost every possible way. And this
Speaker 1: is rated PG. Yeah, Uh it is, right, Uh, it
Speaker 1: probably is pre PG thirty but but it's it's never
Speaker 1: been reclassified as you know anything. But and it.
Speaker 4: Technically gets by on PG like by the you know the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's there's hardly any cursing, there's no there's no nudity,
Speaker 1: there's sexuality, right, yeah, no real violence or anything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so it does. However, it's not what we mostly think
Speaker 1: of as a PG film.
Speaker 2: It's an it's still an adult movie.
Speaker 1: It's still a transgressive movie, but not in the way
Speaker 1: that Rocky Horror is. I don't think anybody watched Shock
Speaker 1: Treatment and went this just changed my life in the
Speaker 1: way that I know people have seen Rocky Harton gone
Speaker 1: oh this just changed and this has changed my life. Pete,
Speaker 1: what did you think is shock Treatment?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so if you if you'll indulge me, I did
Speaker 7: watch Rocky Horror again, because I was like, let me see.
Speaker 2: If I don't, I don't know why.
Speaker 7: I just I don't prepare myself in the way I
Speaker 7: expect I should write. And I had only seen Rocky
Speaker 7: Horror once before, and it was in the theater with
Speaker 7: a you know, people doing the Rocky Horror whatever, and
Speaker 7: I did not like it.
Speaker 2: Like I in the theater was like I, I just
Speaker 2: didn't like it.
Speaker 7: I think the people performing it were like doing some
Speaker 7: kind of Disney haunted mansion thing where they just like
Speaker 7: had no expressions. Maybe that's the way you do it.
Speaker 7: People were yelling, can't their canned lines. I was like,
Speaker 7: I don't get this, man. And watching it earlier this
Speaker 7: week or last week or whenever it was just by
Speaker 7: myself watching it, I was like, oh, I kind of
Speaker 7: really like that. I was like, so I had sort
Speaker 7: of the reverse Rocky Horror experience, and I think most
Speaker 7: super fans do, which is like I just enjoyed watching
Speaker 7: this as a movie just by itself, without all the stuff.
Speaker 7: It was also kind of an inverse room reaction, where
Speaker 7: like that is only watchable in a room full of
Speaker 7: people like shouting at this and is impossible to watch
Speaker 7: by itself.
Speaker 1: I think that's super understanable, because if you don't know
Speaker 1: what the rituals are, you yeah and feel like very
Speaker 1: out of place.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But being able to watch the movie just as
Speaker 7: a movie, I was like, Oh, this is good and
Speaker 7: I'm enjoying this a lot more.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 7: Then went into shock treatment, and I guess I also
Speaker 7: don't really know what to think about it. Like I
Speaker 7: I came away from both movies feeling like, and I
Speaker 7: don't know why, it's not just Richard O'Brien, it's it's
Speaker 7: Jim sharm is that right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 7: Coming away feeling like, here is a bunch of people
Speaker 7: who just really are having a good time making whatever
Speaker 7: it is they're making.
Speaker 2: And I can't not love that on some level, right.
Speaker 2: I just like Richard O'Brien.
Speaker 7: He's just my kind of kook, right, And I like
Speaker 7: that he's never the main character, He's just he's some
Speaker 7: strong minor character. I so it's hard for me not
Speaker 7: to just separate the experience of watching people just loving
Speaker 7: what they're doing from whatever the hell this movie was,
Speaker 7: which I still am not entirely sure what this movie was.
Speaker 7: I felt it sounds like as a lyricist. I thought
Speaker 7: some of the lyrics were pretty ingenious. The music is
Speaker 7: not my favorite, but like I was like, yeah, like
Speaker 7: I really some songs stuck with me and I was like,
Speaker 7: oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: A that's a damn good lyric.
Speaker 7: And at the end I had a headcannon, which I
Speaker 7: will save till the end because it will also spoilers
Speaker 7: on other movies.
Speaker 1: So the so I before we started rolling, I was
Speaker 1: telling Bob a little bit about my history with Rocky Horror,
Speaker 1: which was it was in I was in a one
Speaker 1: of my first professional acting gigs in a show with teenagers,
Speaker 1: and I was on the young end of the teenagers
Speaker 1: and they all knew Rocky and I didn't, So I
Speaker 1: kind of got introduced to it the songs anyway, and
Speaker 1: around this and I knew my aunt, who was at
Speaker 1: that time in her late twenties, I guess, and was
Speaker 1: a big part of the counterculture scene in the eighties,
Speaker 1: was a big Rocky Hart fan, and she went and
Speaker 1: saw it multiple times, you know, when they played it
Speaker 1: every week at the Ritz. So I knew she owned
Speaker 1: it on video, and so around the same time they
Speaker 1: showed it on TV for the first time, I believe
Speaker 1: it was its fifteenth anniversary, and so it was a
Speaker 1: big deal. So they showed it on Fox on the network,
Speaker 1: and my parents let me watch it, but I had
Speaker 1: to watch it without my brother and sister in the room,
Speaker 1: so I had to watch it on the little TV
Speaker 1: in their bedroom by myself. And I was like, I
Speaker 1: I like this, this is frightening me. I'm having feelings.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. I don't understand what some of the
Speaker 1: things are happening on screen, both metaphysically and physically. But
Speaker 1: I was. I was definitely transfixed by it. And then
Speaker 1: I as I do to this day, I then immediately
Speaker 1: had to find out as much as I could about it.
Speaker 1: My aunt bought me the Audience Participation Handbook and I
Speaker 1: read about it, and then around so around the same time,
Speaker 1: probably a couple of years later, I probably was in
Speaker 1: high school. Early one like Saturday morning, flipping through the
Speaker 1: TV channels, stopped on something that was in uh Sanitarium,
Speaker 1: and I went, Oh, that's riff Raff and Magenta from
Speaker 1: Rocky Horror. And then these other people came in and
Speaker 1: they were calling the Brad and Janet, and I was like, well,
Speaker 1: that's weird, but that's it's not Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick,
Speaker 1: and they're not playing riff Raff and Magenta.
Speaker 2: I guess it's some sort of in joke.
Speaker 1: But then it was in Denton and I'm like, wait,
Speaker 1: I I think what I saw was the Shock Treatment song.
Speaker 1: And then my siblings were probably like, will you please
Speaker 1: change the goddamn chat. So I really felt like I
Speaker 1: had this complete fever dream of like I dreamt a
Speaker 1: Rocky Horror sequel but not, and I like, I even
Speaker 1: like when it used to do you know before the Internet?
Speaker 1: You ran to the TV guide and I read the
Speaker 1: descript and it was like the brand and Janet, are
Speaker 1: you know the deal with it? And saying like it again,
Speaker 1: it was sort of like, well, what does that mean?
Speaker 1: Does that mean this is a rocket? So later as
Speaker 1: I learned more that yes, this was intended more or
Speaker 1: less as a sequel to Rocky Horror, but because of
Speaker 1: the various production changes, that ended up as just sort
Speaker 1: of this semi sequel. It's a spiritual follow up, but
Speaker 1: it's very weird in that you have much of the
Speaker 1: same cast from Rocky Horror playing different characters and two
Speaker 1: people who weren't in Rocky Heart are playing characters explicitly
Speaker 1: from Rocky harr right, So you've got Brad Janet or
Speaker 1: the leads in this as well, but it's not Barry
Speaker 1: Bostwick and Susan Sarandon. So it is very confusing to
Speaker 1: a newcomer. And we talked about it. I do think
Speaker 1: the one, if you'll excuse the pun gray area, because
Speaker 1: it's Charles Gray, it is the criminologist and the judge.
Speaker 1: Are they the same person? I think, without saying it,
Speaker 1: I feel like the movie does imply that it is
Speaker 1: the same kind of same kind of person. I never
Speaker 1: explicitly say, and no one references anything. None of the
Speaker 1: characters directly reference the events of Rocky Horror, So.
Speaker 2: It makes for a very weird thing.
Speaker 1: It's not about the same things as Rocky Horror, you know,
Speaker 1: it's not really about sexual freedom. It's to a certain decreatives,
Speaker 1: but it's it's it's got a different bent. It's a
Speaker 1: very claustrophobic movie because the whole thing is set. And
Speaker 1: that's another thing. I was like, what what is happening here?
Speaker 1: Why is there an audience watching this? You know? And
Speaker 1: it took me so I didn't see it again for many, many,
Speaker 1: many years until they finally put it on on DVD
Speaker 1: and I finally got to sit down and watch it
Speaker 1: him start to finish, and I think my first reaction too,
Speaker 1: was like, this is very, very weird. But I really,
Speaker 1: I actually really liked the score and I love the
Speaker 1: Rocky Horror music. I was compelled to watch it again
Speaker 1: pretty quickly after the first time, and I actually really
Speaker 1: love this movie. I have fallen, definitely fallen in love
Speaker 1: with it every years. I actually think the music is great.
Speaker 1: I think Richard O'Brien and Richard Hartley do a great job,
Speaker 1: and I think Richard Hartley deserves a lot of credit.
Speaker 1: They're pretty open. Richard O'Brian's pretty open that you know.
Speaker 1: He writes on a guitar, pretty big, writes the tunes,
Speaker 1: and then he gave them. Richard Hartley was the arranger
Speaker 1: for the stage version of Rocky Horror, which they did
Speaker 1: with like for musicians, and then it grew as it
Speaker 1: went to LA and then it grew to Broadway, and
Speaker 1: then it grew and just the arrangements for the Rocky
Speaker 1: Horror movie are the best those songs will ever sound,
Speaker 1: and the arrangements for this movie, I think are just killer.
Speaker 1: I just think they're just killer. But enough chat, let's
Speaker 1: play our game, all right, for the first round. Over
Speaker 1: the last week or so, I've listened to a lot
Speaker 1: of what did we just watched and prepare for my
Speaker 1: hosting duties, and so I know, and I've been a
Speaker 1: contestant several times, so I know. We always liked to
Speaker 1: open with a little character run down. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: so we've already talked about brand Janet, so we're not
Speaker 1: going to include them here. But can you tell me
Speaker 1: who is Farley Flavors? All right? That is Chris.
Speaker 5: He is the.
Speaker 4: I would call him like the primary antagonist in some way.
Speaker 6: He kind of like owns this whole studio, owns the
Speaker 6: town maybe, and is sort of the the richelu or
Speaker 6: puppet master of all the machinations that are going on.
Speaker 6: He also owns, I believe, the fast food business.
Speaker 1: That is correct. That is correct? All right? Moving on?
Speaker 1: Who is Bert Schneck? All right, that's Chris again.
Speaker 4: He's the blind or not MC or Marriage Maids.
Speaker 1: That is correct. He is very he is, Yes, he
Speaker 1: starts the movie out at least seeming to be blind
Speaker 1: and he is the host of Marriage Maids. Now, I've
Speaker 1: got a bonus question related to this. Do you know
Speaker 1: who plays Bert and who they are better known as.
Speaker 2: That is Barry Humphries.
Speaker 7: That is correct and who and he is better known
Speaker 7: as the Goblin King and the Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 7: We know he is better known as Dame Edna Everidge.
Speaker 1: Uh is uh?
Speaker 2: I mean it's interesting. I didn't even put it together
Speaker 2: until just now.
Speaker 7: One of the classic I don't know if you call
Speaker 7: him is that drag technically? I mean, like, yeah, he's
Speaker 7: Dame Edna was.
Speaker 2: A character of Barrie's I think I saw her onlike
Speaker 2: like old PBS intros or something like that.
Speaker 1: He would have even like NBC specials. The Dame ever
Speaker 1: Ever Special would happen like every two years. So yes,
Speaker 1: very if you've not seen Barry as Dame Edna, she is.
Speaker 1: Barry was Australian, So Dame Edna was this very eccentric,
Speaker 1: rich Australian dame and she would interview celebrities. It was very,
Speaker 1: very funny, very transgressive, but popular enough to be like
Speaker 1: on NBC. It was a worldwide you know, Barry did
Speaker 1: that character all over the world. Bob of a bonus
Speaker 1: question just for you. In what other what did we
Speaker 1: just watch? Film? Does Barry Humphries appear as Dame Edna
Speaker 1: very briefly? What did you watch? Not just now a
Speaker 1: lot of time ago? What did you previously watch? And
Speaker 1: what did he just watch?
Speaker 3: Okay, appears.
Speaker 2: His mind everything.
Speaker 1: Yes, I will give you a hint. It's a It
Speaker 1: is a cameo with many other celebrities.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, okay, I'm gonna guess it's Sergeant Pepper's and
Speaker 3: that is correct.
Speaker 1: He's one of the celebrities at the end of Sergeant
Speaker 1: Pepper's recreating the album cover. Yes, all right, everybody's on
Speaker 1: the board, all right.
Speaker 7: I was very excited when I found when I figured
Speaker 7: out like a couple of minutes and I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: it's very Humphreys.
Speaker 1: What please tell me? What are the names of the
Speaker 1: doctors who run the Dbton Veil asylum that goes to Pete.
Speaker 2: I love it. It's Cosmo McKinley and his apparently sister
Speaker 2: Nation McKinley. The greatest name I've heard. I think.
Speaker 7: At some point there it's explained that they think I
Speaker 7: think of him as a criminologist. Does he believe they
Speaker 7: might be related to.
Speaker 1: Uh President McKinley. We'll talk about that. We'll talk about that,
Speaker 1: all right. That's a point for Pete. All right, Uh
Speaker 1: who is Ricky? Pete?
Speaker 2: I think I'm wrong? But is Ricky one of the
Speaker 2: kids in the bands?
Speaker 1: Incorrect?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Was Chris?
Speaker 4: That's a better answer than mine. I was going to
Speaker 4: say the invisible Raccoon. No wrong answers only Chris, I
Speaker 4: will guess.
Speaker 1: Is Ricky the Oh? Wait?
Speaker 3: Is Ricky the ex husband?
Speaker 1: Oh? No, no, sorry, Ricky otherwise known as rest Home
Speaker 1: Ricky is the He's the orderly played by the great
Speaker 1: Rick Mayol from The Young Ones. Uh. So, he does
Speaker 1: not have a lot of lines, but he's in a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of the movie, and he's in a bunch
Speaker 1: of the songs, and we'll talk about he may have
Speaker 1: a romantic relationship as well.
Speaker 2: He's got one of my favorite jokes later.
Speaker 1: All right, here's the next question. If Ricky is the orderly,
Speaker 1: who is the nurse at Denton Vale. I'll say, as
Speaker 1: a hint, I don't think she ever gives a full name.
Speaker 1: I think it's just her last name.
Speaker 3: So it's not Hello Nurse.
Speaker 1: It is not Hello nurse. No, sorry, so it's nurse
Speaker 1: and Solong.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was gonna say ambrosia or something.
Speaker 1: I don't say it several times? Nurse Anselong and she
Speaker 1: is played by little Nell Campbell, who was Columbia in
Speaker 1: the Rocky Hartman. All right?
Speaker 2: Who is Harry.
Speaker 1: Bobbing in the kitchen? Oh?
Speaker 3: I gotta get it right sometime. I'm gonna guess he's
Speaker 3: the ex husband.
Speaker 2: That is incorrect, Chris?
Speaker 4: Is he one of the members in the band?
Speaker 2: Incorrect? The same go to answers is amazing? Okay, a stab,
Speaker 2: I'll take a stab?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: Charles Gray? Is it the criminal? Not the criminal?
Speaker 1: Correct? Harry is Janet's father? Oh? All right? Clearing the board.
Speaker 1: Who is Emily? Bob?
Speaker 2: And it's mother? And its mother?
Speaker 1: Is correct?
Speaker 4: The basic wits again?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Who is Neely again? A character? That is that her
Speaker 1: first name or last name? We don't know Neely? Bob.
Speaker 3: I think it's Pete.
Speaker 2: Oh, it is Pete. Yes, it's the ex husband.
Speaker 1: No, Bob, I think it is the ex wife. Chris.
Speaker 4: I mean it's gotta be somebody's ex wife, right, the
Speaker 4: ex child.
Speaker 1: Well, I suppose you're technically correct, but this is not
Speaker 1: what I'm looking for. Neely is making the documentary. Oh
Speaker 1: got her camera crew with her the whole time.
Speaker 4: They mentioned it towards the end, right.
Speaker 1: Right at the beginning, she's yeah, that is her function
Speaker 1: in the movie, to be baking a documentary. All right?
Speaker 1: Number ten? Who is Ralph? Hapshat Bob? Yeah, can you
Speaker 1: give me a little more information? What? What? So? Uh?
Speaker 1: What is Ralph? What is Ralph? Uh? What is his
Speaker 1: role at the TV stage?
Speaker 3: That's a good question, like some sort of personality, because
Speaker 3: he shows up towards the beginning that correct?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he they say early on that he is
Speaker 1: supposed to be the host of the Faith Factory, but
Speaker 1: obviously things changed during the process. But yes, he's Yes,
Speaker 1: he's a personality on the on the on the on
Speaker 1: DTV network.
Speaker 4: Uh, bit of an ex personality.
Speaker 1: All right? Who is Macy Struthers Pete?
Speaker 7: I mean the ex wife, the reporter, who's after the
Speaker 7: who's with Charles Gray the most of the time?
Speaker 2: Incorrect? Oh damn, I just realized who it is?
Speaker 1: Never No, all right, you want to take a guest,
Speaker 1: Bob now, Bob shake Uh? Macy is Ralph's girlfriend.
Speaker 2: The literal opposite of what I said. He he is.
Speaker 1: She is who Ralph ran off with, and she is
Speaker 1: also at the She's also at d TV and she's
Speaker 1: going to be the co host of the Faith Factory.
Speaker 1: All right, just a couple more to go here. Let's
Speaker 1: see if we can get any more points on the board.
Speaker 1: Who is Betty Betty Monroe? Bob?
Speaker 3: Is that the person who's with the criminologist?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is Ralph?
Speaker 2: Every questions the ex wife or the XL.
Speaker 1: What is? Well, well, actually we'll we'll talk more about
Speaker 1: she's awesome. But she also works at d TV. All right,
Speaker 1: who is Judge Oliver Wright?
Speaker 4: Chris sociologist?
Speaker 1: He is a sociologist, yes, that is what they say,
Speaker 1: not a criminologist, except not a criminologist, which is why
Speaker 1: we don't know if he's the same person. Hockeyar played
Speaker 1: by absolutely great Charles Gray, the widest smile of the
Speaker 1: so great star of actually both so Charles Gray was
Speaker 1: in two James Bond movies. He was in You Only
Speaker 1: Live Twice as I six Agent, and then he was
Speaker 1: Blowfelt and Diamonds Are Forever. She also appears in Drag.
Speaker 1: It's a theme with people who work on these movies,
Speaker 1: but the gentleman who played Harry Manning Redwood also into
Speaker 1: James Bond movies. He was in Never Say Never Again
Speaker 1: with Sean Connery and he was Interview to a Kill
Speaker 1: with Roger Moore. But he is probably best known for
Speaker 1: being the park ranger in The Shining who is useless? Well,
Speaker 1: I hear your distress call. But yeah, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of snow.
Speaker 6: All right, defense of the questions about who this character
Speaker 6: is in the relationship to Rocky Horror.
Speaker 4: What is a criminologist if not associate?
Speaker 1: You have dual degrees or something? You know, that's exactly right,
Speaker 1: and it's clearly in Rocky Horror. He has a dossier
Speaker 1: on Jack Braddon Janet. That sort of information is going
Speaker 1: to come up later. All right, we have two more here.
Speaker 1: Who is Vance Parker, who's left to have an ex husband, Bob.
Speaker 3: This just came to my head. Is Vance Parker president?
Speaker 1: Who gives the Oh, oh he's not He's not. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: that's that would be a good guess. Pete, is he
Speaker 1: the cop? He is? Parker is the cop and apparently
Speaker 1: one man security, right, Like.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm really only vaguely guessing it. What the
Speaker 7: jobs of any of these people are I can't follow. Yeah,
Speaker 7: what this town's structure is either.
Speaker 4: Needs no security or they need so much.
Speaker 2: Well, they got one guy who's like, go over there,
Speaker 2: and he's like okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right. And finally, who is Kirk?
Speaker 6: Okay, let to make sure I wasn't. Yeah, he runs
Speaker 6: Kirk's Corner, which is the little donut and coffee place.
Speaker 1: That is correct, well done. All right, those are more
Speaker 1: or lesser characters. I've got a couple im putting in
Speaker 1: the back pocket. But uh, now that we so clearly
Speaker 1: are familiar with all of these characters, yeah, let's talk
Speaker 1: about the movie itself again. To the plot. So the
Speaker 1: movie opens a cold open with a narrow I know
Speaker 1: this film does not have continuous narration like Rocky Horror,
Speaker 1: but it does have an opening and closing narration. And
Speaker 1: so the film opens with a narrator who tells us
Speaker 1: that this is the story of a man whose entire
Speaker 1: life is what Pete fast.
Speaker 2: He likes his close fast, I don't always says that
Speaker 2: it's food fast that reminded me.
Speaker 7: I don't know why exactly of George Carlin's cold open
Speaker 7: of Bill and Ted's excellent adventure where he's like the
Speaker 7: air is clean, the water is clean, even the dirt
Speaker 7: is clean.
Speaker 2: It's like even his food was fast. That's right.
Speaker 1: The exact line is his life was fast, His friends
Speaker 1: were fast, even his food was fast. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: It's like an old cowboy as an as there's a
Speaker 1: story of a fan life was fast. However, so we
Speaker 1: that narration is over a shadowy figure who's overlooking a
Speaker 1: lot of TV screens. We don't really know who he is,
Speaker 1: but as we pan back, we see that his little
Speaker 1: control studio is behind the billboard advertising the town from
Speaker 1: Rocky Horror, which is Denton, and it's all done up
Speaker 1: in neon. For my next question, can you tell me
Speaker 1: what is the town motto of Denton as on the
Speaker 1: bill both in Rocky Horror and in this Chris the
Speaker 1: Home of Happiness. The Home of Happiness is correct. So
Speaker 1: the film is set, as we mentioned, entirely within DTV,
Speaker 1: the Denton Television Network. The film opens as the studio
Speaker 1: audience is admitted for the day. This is the most
Speaker 1: excited studio and it's ever been there. Just they just
Speaker 1: rush in, unmassed like they've been waiting. There is nothing
Speaker 1: to do. In Denton, but go to this TV station
Speaker 1: and then watch every watch every single show that they produce,
Speaker 1: and stay there over. We'll get to that too. But
Speaker 1: the film opens with this, in my opinion, really fantastic
Speaker 1: overture and this really great won er that starts at
Speaker 1: the top of the studio and then you follow the studio.
Speaker 1: I believe it's the cat. We didn't mention him because
Speaker 1: his name is Job, the floor manager. Just we just
Speaker 1: follow him as he opens up the studio. It's just
Speaker 1: fantastic amongst the crowd and seeming quite baffled our Brad. Janet.
Speaker 1: Janet seems pretty excited to be there, but Brad definitely
Speaker 1: seems fairly confused.
Speaker 4: His best John header as Napoleon Dynamite.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so very interesting, so clipped the Young. I read
Speaker 1: an interview. So clifty Young plays both Brad and Farley
Speaker 1: Flavors in this uh and he said that he based
Speaker 1: Farley Flavors on Jack Nicholson, which I could totally see.
Speaker 1: And then he said he based his performance as Brad
Speaker 1: on David Eisenhower, a man I have just interviewed, how
Speaker 1: three months ago? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I think I mentioned it the last time.
Speaker 1: It was on what did we just want and how
Speaker 1: did he do?
Speaker 2: Like having met the man in person, how close was.
Speaker 1: I didn't know a young David how so I can't say, Oh, I.
Speaker 7: Will say until the last minute, when it became clear
Speaker 7: that they were the same person, I had no idea,
Speaker 7: like the zero knowledge.
Speaker 1: That I think he does a great job making the
Speaker 1: two very distressed.
Speaker 4: Yes, I didn't read that until like a few.
Speaker 1: Mon it's really good and they do a great job,
Speaker 1: you know, changing his hair and his you know, his makeup.
Speaker 1: But it's really I think clifty young really is a
Speaker 1: great Porence. We'll talk at the end like but like,
Speaker 1: just know that I'm going to ask, like if we
Speaker 1: think Brad, Barry Bostwick and Suent Sarandon would have done
Speaker 1: this movie a service or a disservice. So, uh, bradon
Speaker 1: Janet come in and Brad seems very nervous. Uh what
Speaker 1: does Janet say to assure to reassure Brad.
Speaker 3: Bob, Well, I'll just guess like, oh, it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 1: No, you're close. I need something more specific for the.
Speaker 4: Exact phrase, like you're gonna love this or something like that.
Speaker 1: But no, that's not it Pete, is it like everybody
Speaker 1: else is here, like everyone in town is here. No
Speaker 1: that she does say something like that later, but what
Speaker 1: she says as they're coming in and he's he's protesting,
Speaker 1: and she goes, it's all right, Brad, Everything's going to
Speaker 1: be all right, which is what Brad says to Janet repeatedly.
Speaker 1: So it's our first Rocky Horror, all right. So the
Speaker 1: broadcast day begins and it opens with the community singing
Speaker 1: the opening number Denton, USA, which I'm going to go
Speaker 1: on the record is one of the greatest opening numbers
Speaker 1: of all time.
Speaker 2: The lyrics were great.
Speaker 1: So one thing I will say about this movie over
Speaker 1: Rocky Horror is that I think Jim Sharman's a little
Speaker 1: more confident as a director, and the musical numbers in particular,
Speaker 1: I think benefit from it. Rocky Heart does not have
Speaker 1: a lot of fast cuts. It's a lot of long takes.
Speaker 1: Jim in this movie too, loves an extreme close up.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of close ups, which actually I think
Speaker 1: in this particular number pays off in spades because he
Speaker 1: quit cuts to the music. I think, you know, he
Speaker 1: came from the stage, and I think the first you know,
Speaker 1: the Rocky Hart movie is kind of stagy and this
Speaker 1: feels more like a movie first Claus forrip because it
Speaker 1: is so according to the songs. And we're gonna do
Speaker 1: this one round robin style, right, so you can each
Speaker 1: take it turn. What are the things you will find
Speaker 1: in Denton? According to the song lyrics? All right, they
Speaker 1: name a whole bunch of things, quite a few. I've
Speaker 1: got a long list here, so we'll go around the table.
Speaker 1: We're gonna start with Pete. What's something you'll find Denton?
Speaker 7: I'm so AT's sea with this. Having just praised the lyrics,
Speaker 7: can I remember a single one? I don't know if
Speaker 7: this is even counts, but I did think it like
Speaker 7: amusing in a in a like this is what you're
Speaker 7: in for, is that you'll find all different races in
Speaker 7: this town.
Speaker 1: I will give it to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, tolerance, tolerance and other races. Is like, okay, here
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 1: At the point Repete, Bob, that's the one.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, Yeah, that hits the ear in
Speaker 4: a very twenty twenty five way right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, So.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's say you'll find lots of things to do.
Speaker 2: Bowling.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give it to I like, I remember, well,
Speaker 1: they don't say, but they do say a life of leisure.
Speaker 1: So I'm I will give you that, even if it's not.
Speaker 1: Neither of those were the exactly, but you're in the
Speaker 1: spirit of it for sure, Chris.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to remember how it sinks up with some
Speaker 4: of the choreography. Is there a bit about.
Speaker 6: How like there's like successful businesses, like your good job,
Speaker 6: good employment rates.
Speaker 1: Not enough, not close enough, but there is there's something
Speaker 1: about having a job.
Speaker 4: M everyone loves their job.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sorry, Pete, back to you.
Speaker 2: They have a dude who looks exactly like John Candy.
Speaker 1: He's in the audience.
Speaker 2: I swear to god, I thought it was John Cady.
Speaker 2: I was like, is John Candy in this movie? It's
Speaker 2: just a guy in the audience because.
Speaker 1: And next to him is Bono dressed as a cowboy.
Speaker 1: Are a popular opinion.
Speaker 7: Right, I'm sorry, I'm coming up blank on anything else intent.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I can hear the song in my head.
Speaker 3: But sunshine no.
Speaker 2: Such good things?
Speaker 1: Delicious food nope uh, Luxurious houses nope. Smile yes, smiling faces.
Speaker 1: Thanks which ry to ride with racey?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: They have leisure they must have treasure.
Speaker 1: Uh no, no, sorry, anything else today? Want us to
Speaker 1: have any other guesses or we're gonna we're gonna call
Speaker 1: this one. Well, so the life of to the life
Speaker 1: of leisure lines. If you're looking for a life of leisure,
Speaker 1: you're going to find something to please you. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's something you find in Denton. That
Speaker 1: would be. I can't give a point for that. You shouldn't.
Speaker 1: I was just fishing for so here they are in order.
Speaker 1: You'll find happy hearts and smiling faces, and tolerance for
Speaker 1: the ethnic races. You'll find a rambling rose and a
Speaker 1: picket fence, tenderness and innocence. Now to your to yours, Chris,
Speaker 1: there are conference rooms and children's playground, their civic pride
Speaker 1: and civic duty. And Denton girls who are full of
Speaker 1: also find the goody goody two shoes, your leaders a
Speaker 1: life of leisure. And then, of course I also would
Speaker 1: have accepted the refrain, which is you're the home of
Speaker 1: youth and America's truth.
Speaker 2: Wow, well, Chris, they have conference rooms and civic duty here,
Speaker 2: Skip Ranger.
Speaker 1: Could Kip Brichard have been right at home in Denton?
Speaker 4: How many big colors of labels for your folders.
Speaker 2: He looks like they got plenty.
Speaker 1: All right, So we end the song and we're on
Speaker 1: one of the shows. We have Betty Hapshat and Judge
Speaker 1: Oliver Wright, who is introduced as Denton's leading social scientist,
Speaker 1: meaning there are others, and they debate the usefulness of
Speaker 1: having a town anthem, and Oliver seems to find something
Speaker 1: sinister about the time a town anthem, saying that there's
Speaker 1: more than one way that the spider can catch the fly.
Speaker 1: So a little bit of a cynical world. You hear
Speaker 1: from Judge Oliver. What is the name of the show
Speaker 1: that Betty and Oliver host?
Speaker 2: Oh, Pete, Betty and Oliver's host Talk of the Town.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: It's not faith.
Speaker 1: It's not faith art, but it is another alliterative name.
Speaker 1: But it's not Talk of the Town. M all right.
Speaker 1: They oh, go ahead, Bob town Talk. No, I'm sorry, Uh,
Speaker 1: it's indeed. They host Denton Dossier, Denton Dossier, another reason
Speaker 1: Skip Ranger should move here?
Speaker 4: Dossier, Yeah, Brad and Janet, all right.
Speaker 2: Is like the island for Mission River Project.
Speaker 1: So Dent Dossier cuts to a commercial for for for
Speaker 1: the town's other business outside of the TV studio and
Speaker 1: the commercial we learn about the five f's. What are
Speaker 1: the five apps?
Speaker 4: Chris Farley flavors fabulous fast food.
Speaker 1: You got us? So Mackey is in the commercial instructing
Speaker 1: children about the five f's. For today, Farley flavors fabulous
Speaker 1: fast food to feed and fortify your family.
Speaker 2: I thought that would be a bonus question, like how
Speaker 2: many can you say that? They said in that one sentence.
Speaker 6: This is maybe the only bit of actual trivia. I
Speaker 6: know that's related to this film, but if I recall correctly,
Speaker 6: there are five f's of actual shock treatment, Oh, Fitela
Speaker 6: something something, and then friends is the fifth one. And
Speaker 6: so as I was watching this, I thought that was
Speaker 6: a direct sort.
Speaker 1: Of I'm sure, I'm sure embarrassing.
Speaker 3: I did notice that the I don't know if this
Speaker 3: is intentional or not, but the way they have the
Speaker 3: f's on the floor, it really kind of looks like
Speaker 3: a swamp.
Speaker 6: Oh absolutely, yeah, absolutely attention even how fascist this whole
Speaker 6: town is, right right?
Speaker 1: All right? So it's at this point that we learned
Speaker 1: the sad news Rocky Horror fans that Betty and Ralph
Speaker 1: Hapshat have split up. We saw their wedding in the
Speaker 1: first scene of Rocky Horror, but they have split up.
Speaker 1: She is separated from Ralph, and it seems that maybe
Speaker 1: there's a little romance brewing between Betty and Judge Oliver. Uh.
Speaker 1: They go to grab a coffee. It's been mentioned, but
Speaker 1: what is the name of the coffee cut cart?
Speaker 6: Chris, I think I said this already, but I'll take
Speaker 6: deple points It's Kirk's Corner.
Speaker 1: Uh, both with ks that the case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now that now you're all saying this. This is
Speaker 2: becoming more and more fascist as I as we go.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Uh. We're now introduced to the game show Marriage Maze,
Speaker 1: hosted by the kooky and supposedly blind Bert Schneck of
Speaker 1: unknown Eastern European accent. Sometimes and Bert comes out. And
Speaker 1: what catchphrase does Bert use to address the crowd? It
Speaker 1: recurs throughout the film. Keep Barry, I buzzed by accident.
Speaker 2: I swiped my thing. But the catch phrase is, uh,
Speaker 2: it's Dame Edna. No, I have no idea, I don't
Speaker 2: remember Scotch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he does say it.
Speaker 1: Now he goes hooplahla, Bert's lah. All right. So Bert
Speaker 1: selects Brad and Janet to appear on marriage Maze, and
Speaker 1: almost immediately they don't. They don't even play the game really,
Speaker 1: he just he just begins analyzing Brad and he deems
Speaker 1: Brad an emotional cripple, and he says that Brad should
Speaker 1: be sent to Denton Vale, which we'll say is a
Speaker 1: reality show about a mental hospital.
Speaker 2: I guess it is.
Speaker 1: Really another show on uh DTV, but it also seems
Speaker 1: to be, despite being in the TV studo, an actual
Speaker 1: mental hospital. Uh And he will be seen by the
Speaker 1: siblings Cosmo and NationAn McKinley for treatment.
Speaker 2: Can I say one thing about about Brad and Janet
Speaker 2: getting on the show?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: Again, one of my favorite things is Brad and Janet
Speaker 7: get on the show and immediately two old ladies behind
Speaker 7: them steal their seats, like just like come down, Like yep,
Speaker 7: those are better seats, we've taken them.
Speaker 2: I was like, what just happened?
Speaker 1: Like it's like the fillers at the oscars. You can't
Speaker 1: show it.
Speaker 4: Disappeared from the smatching this if I may.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my initial take was like, wow, they've decided the
Speaker 6: scriptwriters have decided they really hate Brad.
Speaker 1: Do does not have an easy time in the wh
Speaker 1: and so brad Janet basically more or less says, you
Speaker 1: know you're going on, You're going into Denton Vale, whether
Speaker 1: you like it or not, and they reflect on the
Speaker 1: state of their marriage and our next song, Bitching in
Speaker 1: the Kitchen. They are inspired by the various sponsored products
Speaker 1: that are prizes on the show, which they see on
Speaker 1: the monitors before them. So again we'll do round robin.
Speaker 1: What are the products that they sing about? All right, Pete, uh,
Speaker 1: bitch in the kitchen and toaster is one of them.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think what the toast line is. It
Speaker 1: was a really good line this song. I did enjoy lyrically.
Speaker 1: Oh toaster, don't you put the burn on me?
Speaker 2: Don't you put the burn on me?
Speaker 3: Bob refrigerator?
Speaker 2: Refrigerator.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: I was watching for product placement as I was watching this,
Speaker 6: so I want to swings here. Sharman makes an appearance
Speaker 6: in the back. They don't sing about it though, right
Speaker 6: they don't. That's okay, Pete, back to you.
Speaker 2: I think coffee maker gets a lyric.
Speaker 1: Yes, percolatorator, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's the rhyme with knife?
Speaker 1: Why are always sooner or later?
Speaker 2: Sooner or later?
Speaker 1: Knife?
Speaker 2: Drawer?
Speaker 1: Yes, knife, won't you help me to enjoy life more?
Speaker 2: Very good?
Speaker 4: Chris, dishwasher?
Speaker 1: No, dishwasher? Sorry, I might be out here.
Speaker 2: Knife, it was good again. I'm just trying to go
Speaker 2: with rhymes. But oven, I don't I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Oven, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Blender.
Speaker 1: Blender is help a first offender. There are one, two, three, four,
Speaker 1: five more?
Speaker 4: Wow things that you find in the kitchen.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Let's say they're mop.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sad.
Speaker 2: I think when we had the mission projected game show
Speaker 2: you got mop wrong. To mop is just not one
Speaker 2: to go with.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: I think the the e R sound has got to
Speaker 2: be like a good vibe. Is there a a deep fryer?
Speaker 1: No, I'm sorry, no, deeper bob toothpaste. Toothpaste is correct.
Speaker 3: Usually something found in the kitchen, don't you put Yeah?
Speaker 2: I was like, I think they leave the kitchen. Yes,
Speaker 2: I would say the one, uh.
Speaker 1: The last three that Janets sing about are all bathroom products.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 1: There's one more kitchen and one that could be anywhere,
Speaker 1: and then two in the in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: All right. Toilet paper?
Speaker 1: No, I'm sorry, I wouldn't give you Sharman if you had,
Speaker 1: but no, this.
Speaker 2: Doesn't fit any of your category. Is the only thing
Speaker 2: I can think of though, That was alarm clock, but.
Speaker 1: That is correct, but she calls it a micro digital
Speaker 1: awakerraditional awakener.
Speaker 3: I think I'm out at this point, but I'm going
Speaker 3: to guess a Oh god, I just had one was like,
Speaker 3: oh a hair dryer.
Speaker 1: No, no hair dryer. One last guest, Chris, Yeah, why not?
Speaker 4: Let's go with plunger.
Speaker 1: No, no plunger, Pete last gas a television like a TV.
Speaker 1: No TV is not on there she got was on?
Speaker 1: So the ones you missed. Brad sings O trash can,
Speaker 1: Janet sings shower curtain, won't you help me? Certain? And
Speaker 1: then the last one, which is absolutely ridiculous to another,
Speaker 1: like weird description of what is a shaver? But she
Speaker 1: calls it a deep pillowater. That's a great, great song,
Speaker 1: Great job, everybody. That is my understanding to be one
Speaker 1: of the real fan favorite songs. All right, So we
Speaker 1: move on to Denton Vale where Cosmo and Nation interview
Speaker 1: Brad and Janet. Brad tries to protest that he's fine,
Speaker 1: but what happens to cause him to pass out? Chris?
Speaker 8: He gets an injection in the back of that ricky
Speaker 8: with zero reaction to being stabbed with it, and he
Speaker 8: passes right out, and she's like, what happened to him?
Speaker 1: Janet is concerned for Brad's well being and she agrees
Speaker 1: to have him committed to Cosmo's care. Cosmo needs Janet
Speaker 1: to sign a contract, but Nurse Anselong whispers for her
Speaker 1: to put it off until tomorrow. The McKinley seem particularly
Speaker 1: interested to know Brad's family history, if he has any
Speaker 1: blood relatives, but Janet reveals that Brad isn't orphan h
Speaker 1: Janet asks the nurse, why did you tell me not
Speaker 1: to sign the contract? Why does Nurse Anselong tell Janet
Speaker 1: to wait and sign the contract tomorrow?
Speaker 4: I'm confusing something else. I'm gonna it's different. I'll take you.
Speaker 4: You want to make sure that the treatments, you know
Speaker 4: what you signed up for.
Speaker 1: No, no, it's a little more. It's a little more
Speaker 1: basic than that.
Speaker 3: Even yeah, I remember this and I remember it being
Speaker 3: something stupid, but they don't.
Speaker 2: How did you get your first night for free? Can
Speaker 2: I ask? Did Ashley Banks?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, this's been something Mission rejected statements for me,
Speaker 7: but look at Ashley Banks base her character on this person.
Speaker 1: From his office high above the studio, Farley Flavors watches
Speaker 1: Janet's parents, Harry and Emily, on the marriage Mads quick Quiz.
Speaker 1: They remark once again that Brad was adopted and they
Speaker 1: know nothing of his parentage. To win a guest spot
Speaker 1: on Happy Homes, Emily guesses Brad has what condition.
Speaker 3: Bob infantile regression?
Speaker 2: That is.
Speaker 1: It now becomes clear that Cosmon, Nation and Bert are
Speaker 1: all in cohoots with Farley Flavor, who has just become
Speaker 1: the sole sponsor of Denton Vale, and I venture to
Speaker 1: guess every other show on the network. Farley will endorse
Speaker 1: Cosmo's research in return for him committing Brad and endorsing
Speaker 1: the new Faith Factory show on Denton Vale. When Cosmo
Speaker 1: questions why Farley would take advantage of his weakness, Nation quips, well,
Speaker 1: I don't think he intends to go that far, which
Speaker 1: is a complete non sequitor joke, and it cracks me
Speaker 1: up every time. It just feels like that's they're trying
Speaker 1: to do Rocky Hard, Yeah, exactly. Janet goes to visit Brad,
Speaker 1: who's now locked in a cage on the Sanitarium set.
Speaker 1: She sings in My Own Way, bemoaning that if Brad
Speaker 1: can't get it together, their marriage is over, though she
Speaker 1: hopes that it won't be the case, but no matter what,
Speaker 1: she will still always love him in her own way.
Speaker 1: Janet visits with her parents, who are now living on
Speaker 1: the set of Happy Home. Emily presents Janet with a
Speaker 1: hot pink Asian inspired dress. How does Emily describe the
Speaker 1: dress that she has made for Janet? Pete? I was
Speaker 1: gonna say, Is it something she wore when she was younger? No,
Speaker 1: she says, it's the far East meets the Midwest. Harry
Speaker 1: arrives and he's very surly. He is very upset about
Speaker 1: Brad's current state, and he calls him a weirdo. Harry
Speaker 1: insays he's never had a nervous breakdown.
Speaker 2: Why, Pete, because he's a real man.
Speaker 1: No, not, it's not yet, okay, Chris.
Speaker 4: Because he has a little indoor minigulf side.
Speaker 1: Bobb. You want to take a guess. No, he's never.
Speaker 1: He could never afford the time to have a nervous breakthrough. Now,
Speaker 1: Harry is very disturbed to learn some gossip about his friend.
Speaker 1: Harry slips streamy son Danny. Danny has moved to New
Speaker 1: York and he was found where how and with whom, Bob, I.
Speaker 3: Don't remember where, but it was he was found with
Speaker 3: like ten like naked Mexicans.
Speaker 1: He was found in the bakery with fifteen other men
Speaker 1: naked Mexican, which Emily says, you shouldn't have said that
Speaker 1: doesn't like Mexican.
Speaker 2: So this like the fact that they say that they
Speaker 2: love all the races exactly.
Speaker 1: So Harry is enraged and he heads outs side to
Speaker 1: his AstroTurf graft which he's going to mow with his mower,
Speaker 1: and he sings thank God I'm a man, whipping the
Speaker 1: studio audience into a patriotic frenzy. According to the song,
Speaker 1: what should men know the right occasions for? Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't know the answer to this, because this was
Speaker 3: around the time that I was watching this on YouTube
Speaker 3: and the I had the subtitles on.
Speaker 1: It and they were way wrong.
Speaker 3: And I have to turn this off because I can't.
Speaker 2: Possibly because it didn't want to translate it.
Speaker 3: This I was like going back and forth and like
Speaker 3: not really realizing what people were saying.
Speaker 6: For a lot of this I didn't have the subtitles
Speaker 6: on either definitely, as the scores are reflecting affected me,
Speaker 6: especially during the.
Speaker 1: Song Yeah, m.
Speaker 2: I don't think a wild guest die.
Speaker 1: No, no, he says, you should know the right occasions
Speaker 1: to indulge in tax evasions, right, I just think a great.
Speaker 2: Lyric that's actually a great line.
Speaker 1: Yes, it is a very upsetting song. It's all about
Speaker 1: bigotry and oxy of maxalinity. And remember this is nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty one. I think there's a lot in this movie
Speaker 1: that was way ahead of its time, and it's sad
Speaker 1: and you know, and much that it's sadly still relevant,
Speaker 1: right right, right, yeah, totally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's this is.
Speaker 1: All right. So now we're back to Judge Oliver and Betty.
Speaker 1: They're in their office. They're they're very very red office. Uh.
Speaker 2: And I swear I thought it was a diner when
Speaker 2: it's starting.
Speaker 1: It's very Yes, it's a very it's a very strange
Speaker 1: little set that they have built in the corner of
Speaker 1: the studio there. Uh. And Oliver suggests that there's a
Speaker 1: conspiracy going on. It's some sorry, so Betty is reluctant
Speaker 1: to believe it at first. Oliver is very wary about
Speaker 1: this new show called Faith Factory, which is being sponsored
Speaker 1: by a Nation's Indigestion. Uh, what example does Oliver give
Speaker 1: to support the fact that there's a conspiracy happening at
Speaker 1: the TV studio? Gets a very specific example, Pete.
Speaker 7: Is this the part where he's like, the mckinleys are
Speaker 7: on a show and they are related?
Speaker 1: No, not yet, Sorry, I'm really jumping for that one.
Speaker 1: And he guesses, guys, all right, he says that Lieutenant
Speaker 1: Orpheus disappeared into the Underworld series and never came back.
Speaker 1: Just then, Ralph and Macy arrive and they deliver some
Speaker 1: bad news. Denton Dossier is canceled. Bert goes to have
Speaker 1: dinner with the mckinleys, served by Ricky and Nurse Anselong
Speaker 1: and Cosmo bomone that their fancy dinners will soon be
Speaker 1: fast food only with Farley in charge. But Nation is
Speaker 1: thrilled to learn that Farley wants Denton Veale to focus
Speaker 1: on mental hygiene their field. Bert reveals that with Brad
Speaker 1: locked up in Denton Veil, then Janet will be free
Speaker 1: to become the face of Faith Factory. Everybody loves the
Speaker 1: girl next door. Janet joins them for dinner as presented
Speaker 1: with a VHS message from Farley which plays on the
Speaker 1: television as he sings Farley's song. Now is it very broad?
Speaker 1: Not a lyriphms wrong? But what do we learn through
Speaker 1: this scene and song is Farley's plan? It's you know,
Speaker 1: it's and it's reinforced throughout the movie. So if you
Speaker 1: just can generally tell me what Bob.
Speaker 3: Well, actually I remember him saying at some point he's
Speaker 3: gonna take over the world somehow, or he's gonna like
Speaker 3: he's going to reach the whole world.
Speaker 1: Yes, but what but what is this specific mechanic that
Speaker 1: he's going to use to do that?
Speaker 3: Well, he's gonna be an ace.
Speaker 2: A He's not a king, He's an ace.
Speaker 1: Yes, Chris, I'm.
Speaker 6: Gonna say he's intentionally sort of like cultivating these new
Speaker 6: like stars for television. He's gonna get everybody to pattention
Speaker 6: to watch them and like follow.
Speaker 1: The You're very close. Can you tie it in with
Speaker 1: something else?
Speaker 4: Yes? Mental hygiene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm gonna give you a point. So he's
Speaker 1: gonna make he's going to package mental health like fast
Speaker 1: food and make Janet the spokes woman. Right. Uh So,
Speaker 1: Janet says she's flattered, but she wants to see Brad.
Speaker 1: And mckinleys tell her that Brad hates her, but they
Speaker 1: convince her the more popular she becomes, the more desirable
Speaker 1: she'll become to Brad, all right, and that will break
Speaker 1: him from his depression. Meanwhile, poor Brad now caged and
Speaker 1: straight jacket. It is for sped medicine by noon, nurse Antelo.
Speaker 1: So they're just keeping Brad in this nearly comatosed state.
Speaker 1: As Oliver and Betty decide they're going to investigate the
Speaker 1: goings on at DTV, Janet is told she cannot go home,
Speaker 1: and she's given a room on the Denton Vale set.
Speaker 1: Oliver and Betty decide they will also spend the night
Speaker 1: in the studio. Where do they hide for the evening? Chris?
Speaker 6: They hide out like it's like in like the I
Speaker 6: want to say, like upper floors, like in the like
Speaker 6: the rafters.
Speaker 1: Of the the catwalk, the catwalk. That's correct, going off
Speaker 1: a tossed off quote that Oliver says, what does Betty
Speaker 1: read out loud to pass the time? Chris, again, it's.
Speaker 4: A misattributed rhyme with the ancient.
Speaker 1: Mariner two points beys, yes it is and she incorrectly
Speaker 1: credits it to Coleridge Taylor, who's a composer, instead of
Speaker 1: Samuel Taylor. Coleridge and I honestly don't know if that's
Speaker 1: Betty making the mistake or original bro. I think bet
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I'm Oliver quotes from koob La Khan,
Speaker 1: which is another one.
Speaker 7: Right, but it does definitely. I think Charles greg gives
Speaker 7: a look at her when she says it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think again, I think Charles Gray knows it's wrong.
Speaker 4: I paused the movie at that moment. I was like,
Speaker 4: that's not that I was.
Speaker 2: I did this.
Speaker 1: I was like, wait, but those are the that's those
Speaker 1: are right words, but they're not in the right order.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want to know.
Speaker 7: The most hilarious thing is so my daughter is in
Speaker 7: wind ensemble and they just played a Coleridge Taylor song
Speaker 7: and I looked at I was like, wait, Samuel, it
Speaker 7: was Samuel.
Speaker 2: His name is Samuel Coleridge Taylor. I was like, Samuel
Speaker 2: Taylor Coleridge wrote this, No, Samuel Taylor. I was so
Speaker 2: confused at the concert. Then I heard this.
Speaker 1: I was like, ah, I know that guy, all right.
Speaker 1: So now it seems that an nearly everybody lives at
Speaker 1: the studio and on the vail set, McKinley's share a room,
Speaker 1: Ricky and Nurse Anselong have a room. Bird's given his
Speaker 1: own room, and Janet has given her own room, and
Speaker 1: everybody sings one of my favorite songs. In the piece Lullaby,
Speaker 1: it's revealed that Ricky and Anselong seem to be in
Speaker 1: a romantic relationship, as our supposed sibling from a nation
Speaker 1: who are like have writing crops ready to go. I
Speaker 1: love this song, but a lot of strange things happened
Speaker 1: hearing this song. Here's my next question. What is Ricky
Speaker 1: doing before bed? Chris?
Speaker 4: Is he like sweeping the floors outside in the hallway?
Speaker 1: No, Bob repeat, No, he's taking polaroids of Nurse Anselon.
Speaker 1: All right, this will be a recurring theme later on
Speaker 1: in polaroids. What does Bert do all night? Uh? Oh?
Speaker 1: Everybody buzzed in, But Chris was first by a hand,
Speaker 1: sits on.
Speaker 4: His bed, staring into space, and I use the word blood.
Speaker 1: I think it's great again. I think this first of all,
Speaker 1: I think it's a lovely song. I think it's got
Speaker 1: great lyrics. But for those who haven't seen the movie.
Speaker 1: The whole thing is done in a one tracking shot, uh,
Speaker 1: looking at the exterior of these windows, and it just
Speaker 1: pans on the on the track, back and forth between
Speaker 1: each of the windows, and every time it passes Burt,
Speaker 1: he's just sitting on his bed looking out the window.
Speaker 1: This this blind man. He never goes to sleep, he
Speaker 1: just sits there. It's very weird, and the entire studio
Speaker 1: audience stays and also goes to seat on each other,
Speaker 1: sort of like I assume it took me many viewings
Speaker 1: to come to this conclusion, but I assume this is
Speaker 1: not a ray. They're staying because tomorrow is the Faith
Speaker 1: Factory Day, and it's like this big Nobody wants to
Speaker 1: miss it. Nobody wants to lose their seat, so they're
Speaker 1: camping out for the night.
Speaker 2: I have a head canon and completely disagree, but I'll see. Okay.
Speaker 1: Then, so as everyone falls asleep, the day ends, and
Speaker 1: so does our first round. Bob, you want to give
Speaker 1: us our score tallies here at the end of the
Speaker 1: first round.
Speaker 2: I do. It's very close.
Speaker 3: Chris is in the lead with thirteen points, followed by
Speaker 3: me with eleven points. Pete, you're coming up next with
Speaker 3: nine points. Michael has a lot of points too.
Speaker 2: That's all the ones we didn't get right at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty close game here, All right, let's see how
Speaker 1: we do in act too.
Speaker 2: Well, there's two more rounds of that.
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