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To help solve a murder case, the police are forced to resort to a lonely meta-physicist working out of a basement, but not before we all learn about the importance of retail refrigeration from Anheuser Busch. Onboard the SOL, Gypsy runs the crew through a fire drill only to suggest disastrous results should a real fire occur. Dr. Forrester then presents his method of Pin Point Marketing and uses Nelson brand cigarettes as an example, but Mike's not biting. Crow and Tom then set up a radio talk show for taking calls from the dead and a dubious Mike is shocked by the callers' identities. Inspired by the title, the SOL crew impersonate the Grateful Dead with Crow as Jerry Garcia, but he takes his roll a little too literal when he goes into a guitar solo, a solo that lasts through to the next movie break when the Mads want to interrogate the crew until Frank confesses to everything. Crow's still jamming while Mike reads a letter and Gypsy's at it again with the fire drill. Meanwhile, Dr. ... Written by
Titus Yorick
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Quotes
Mr. Krasker:
The problem with communicating with the departed...
Tom Servo:
Is that they're dead.
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Connections
References
The Shadow Strikes (1937)
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Soundtracks
"Cosmic Freight Train"
Written by
Paul Chaplin,
Michael J. Nelson, and David Sussman
Performed by
Trace Beaulieu, Andy LaCasse,
Kevin Murphy, and
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