by G. Jack Urso
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Sherry Coben’s personal archival copy of Episode 10. Sadly, we will likely never see a DVD release of the series. |
Interviews: LeVar Burton, Michael
Learned, McLean Stevenson, Stockard Channing
Musical Guest: Rex Smith
Scenes
10.1: Sketch: Class Clown Pageant - Denny does
teacher impressions (wins), Matt makes fart sounds, Paul gets booed.
10.2: Animation: trippy sea/sky abstract to “Have
You Seen the Stars Tonite” (Paul Kantner).
10.3: Sketch: Coach giving locker
room pep talk for school dance, “What are we gonna do?” “Dance!”
10.4: Music performance: Rex Smith, "Tonight."
10.5: Sketch: Excuse of the Week — Nan-Lynn didn’t
want neighbor to think typing was tap dancing, after she promised she’d stop.
10.6: Short Film: Asking teens and
kids what’s in/what’s out.
10.7: Short Film: Kids
describing/putting terms to “when someone’s out of it.”
10.8: Sketch: Stanley Dipstyck
looking at his stamp collection, parents interrupting him, Puberty Fairy shows
but disappears when Stanley says “Go away! . . . Why didn’t I ask for a
girlfriend?”
10.9: Animation: Kid Dream! A boy
dreams of being led onto airplane, flying across Atlantic Ocean to New York,
meeting his parents (Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty), flashbacks of life in the
Netherlands, and told he was born in Beth Israel Hospital.
10.10: Sketch (part 1): Denny Dillon seeking help for the refreshment committee for the Victory Party, Nan-Lynn and L. Michael feuding over where to get the burgers and how to cook.
10.11: Short Film: Black girls and
women montage to “Ebony Eyes,” plus woman doing snippets of Phenomenal Woman,
another poem (“I’m gonna draw me a Black Madonna”).
10.12: Sketch (part 2): Nan-Lynn and L. Michael apologizing about their fight, which leads to flirting and they agree to go to the Victory Dance.
10.13: Sketch (part 3): Nan-Lynn and L. Michael realize they don’t have anything besides cooking in common and decide not to go to the party together.
10.14: Music performance: Rex Smith, "Sooner or Later."
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