The Violent Years (8 Oct. 1994)

Jam Handy shows the world the glory of sexism with electric kitchen appliances and Ed Wood analyzes the world of criminals spoiled by their parents.

Director:

Trace Beaulieu

Writers:

Joel Hodgson (creator), Michael J. Nelson (head writer),

Stars:

Trace Beaulieu, Kevin Murphy, Jim Mallon

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Trace Beaulieu	...	Crow T. Robot / Dr. Clayton Forrester
Kevin Murphy	...	Tom Servo
Jim Mallon	...	Gypsy
Frank Conniff	...	TV's Frank
Michael J. Nelson	...	Mike Nelson
Mary Jo Pehl	...	Magic Voice

Storyline

Preceded by a short showing the world of the '50's the wonders of electric appliances in what makes up a whole woman's world, The movie features Ed Wood's take on a spoiled rotten teenager's turn to a life of crime to get what she really wants... which isn't exactly figured out in the end. Meanwhile, between the movie, Servo traumatizes the SOL crew with a new ventriloquist's head before Mike rips it off, which only increases the trauma. Down in Deep 13, the Mads introduce their soft jazz theme song, which leads to creating their very own radio station - Frank! To cope with the movie any way he can, Tom reenacts a tearful scene from "A Star Is Born" with over-enthusiasm and then later, Crow writes a one man show about Keanu Reeves starring Mike Nelson. In the end, Crow and Mike reenact the gas station hold-up scene with the same inaction as in the movie, which leaves Tom and Gypsy plenty of time to read a graduation invite. Back in Deep 13, Dr. Forrester and Frank are still urging ...

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Plot Keywords:

madman

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Genres:

Comedy | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 October 1994 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Eden Prairie, Minnesota, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Dragnet (1951)

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Soundtracks

"Blue Suede Shoes"
(uncredited)
Written by Carl Perkins
Performed by Michael J. Nelson

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