Editing R and D TV (Season 3)
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==[[Occupation]]== | ==[[Occupation]]== | ||
Ron | Ron suggests an idea. | ||
==[[Precipice]]== | ==[[Precipice]]== | ||
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==[[Exodus, Part I]]== | ==[[Exodus, Part I]]== | ||
David, with accompanying lightbulb, exclaims, "This will mark new territory". Ron responds with his own lightbulb, and the office is transformed into a moonscape, with Earth setting in the background behind a passing viper. Ron is now wearing a space suit and reaches out of scene for something. David warns, "Don't do it, | David, with accompanying lightbulb, exclaims, "This will mark new territory". Ron responds with his own lightbulb, and the office is transformed into a moonscape, with Earth setting in the background behind a passing viper. Ron is now wearing a space suit and reaches out of scene for something. David warns, "Don't do it", before Ron stabs him in the chest with a flag bearing the R&D TV logo. | ||
==[[Exodus, Part II]]== | ==[[Exodus, Part II]]== | ||
Ron (wearing a [[w:Clerical collar|clerical collar]]) suggests, "More religion." The scene darkens as lightning flashes and David's head transforms into [[w:Linda Blair|Linda Blair's character]] from ''The Exorcist''. David's new head performs a 360 degree rotation, tells Ron, "Your soul is mine!" and proceeds to vomit on Ron, incapacitating him. | |||
Ron | |||
==[[Collaborators]]== | ==[[Collaborators]]== | ||
David suggests, "More rebels" | David suggests, "More rebels". | ||
==[[Torn]]== | ==[[Torn]]== | ||
==[[A Measure of Salvation]]== | ==[[A Measure of Salvation]]== | ||
==[[Hero]]== | ==[[Hero]]== | ||
==[[Unfinished Business]]== | ==[[Unfinished Business]]== | ||
==[[The Passage]]== | ==[[The Passage]]== | ||
==[[The Eye of Jupiter]]== | ==[[The Eye of Jupiter]]== | ||
David suggests, "Slapstick." Both characters transform into sepia-toned versions of themselves (with Ron looking more sinister) as a "Why, certainly" silent-film placard appears as Ron's response. Ron proceeds to slap David with a cane before he sticks David's skull to the opposite wall with the cane through his left eye. | David suggests, "Slapstick." Both characters transform into sepia-toned versions of themselves (with Ron looking more sinister) as a "Why, certainly" silent-film placard appears as Ron's response. Ron proceeds to slap David with a cane before he sticks David's skull to the opposite wall with the cane through his left eye. | ||
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==[[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]== | ==[[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]== | ||
:'' | Ronald with lightbulb says "Backmasking." The room transforms into [[w:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band|the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album cover]]. Ron falls to the ground from the weight of a large number 9 that David (in Sgt. Pepper uniform) gives him while saying "Turn me on dead man" (what many fans believed to have heard John Lennon say in a song from the ''Revolver'' album when it was played in reverse using [[w:backmasking|backmasking]]). | ||
==[[The Woman King]]== | ==[[The Woman King]]== | ||
: | Ron says "I feel gloomy." After a ping, David has black hair like [[w:Robert Smith (musician)|Robert Smith]] of [[w:The Cure|The Cure]] and plays a guitar as the room transforms to a "goth", bleak landscape. In response to the gloom, Ron cries, pulls a razor blade from his jacket and begins cutting his own wrists. | ||
==[[A Day in the Life]]== | ==[[A Day in the Life]]== | ||
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==[[The Son Also Rises]]== | ==[[The Son Also Rises]]== | ||
"More rebels," David says. Ron transforms into [[w:Jack Nicholson|Jack Nicholson's character]] from ''One Flew Over The Cookoo's Nest'' and asks to watch a little TV in Nicholson's voice as he chokes David, now dressed as a nurse. | |||
==[[Crossroads, Part I]]== | ==[[Crossroads, Part I]]== | ||
==[[Crossroads, Part II]]== | ==[[Crossroads, Part II]]== | ||
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