[The short closes with the cleaned-up teens going to bed.]
NNarrator
And so... the end of a perfect day.
JAJoel [as Narrator]
An entire day spent grooming.
. . .
JAJoel [as Narrator]
Jezebel!
NNarrator
...by following these simple rules of body care and grooming, you too will [have] that quality of appearance, that feeling of well-being, so important to make your dreams of happiness come true.
CACrow [as Narrator]
And remember--when you touch yourself, the saints cry. Goodnight.
[As we fade out...]
KEEP WATCHING THE MEDICINE CABINETS! KEEP WATCHING THE MEDICINE CABINETS!
[A few more names appear]
[sarcastically] Oh, let's not forget these guys!
The Painted Hills (movie)
[The short is ending.]
NNarrator
How would you answer this question for Liz and Andrew? Peggy and Joey?
Bob and Carol? Ted and Alice?
NNarrator
How can you tell? Is this love?
You have ten minutes to answer the question starting now.
[Servo imitates a clock ticking.]
And, now stay tuned for the Clarance Thomas-Anita Hill hearing.
No animals were hurt during the filming of this movie.
[A list of related film titles scrolls on the screen.]
[Mike and the bots continue with fake titles.]
"What's That Down There?"
"Procreation, Not Recreation"
Teen-Age Strangler (movie)
NNarrator
And right there in front of you sat your pal Mary, with her head chock full of all the answers you needed.
NNarrator
You thought about it. There you were, desperate, and there was your salvation within arm's reach.
NNarrator
So you decided to take a chance.
[Johnny taps Mary on the shoulder.]
SAServo [as Johnny]
[loudly] Pssst! Hey, Mary! What's the answer?
[At Santa's Toyland, boys and girls from all over the world sing as Santa plays his organ.]
SAServo [as Santa]
[singing] Ho, ho, ho, ho, staying alive, staying alive...
. . .
[Over Spain]
MCMike, Crow, Servo
[singing along] I love him, I love him, and where he goes, I'll follow...
. . .
[Over China]
[singing] We are forced to sing...
Hey, could we move on to a country with some rhythm?
. . .
NNarrator
Boys and girls from England.
SAServo [as Santa]
Feel it! Get down with your bad Santa self!
. . .
NNarrator
Japan also helps Santa.
MAMike [as Narrator]
By investing in his toy corporation, they now own Santa lock, stock, and barrel.
. . .
NNarrator
Talented children from the Orient.
Um, uh, you're dancing on my keyboard.
SAServo [as Santa]
[singing] Get it on in the morning now!
. . .
NNarrator
Even Russia has a delegation.
Currently under surveillance by the CIA.
MAMike [as Narrator]
Santa makes them work 16 hours a day for $2 an hour.
. . .
NNarrator
The group from France.
...stinks to high heaven!
. . .
[Over Germany]
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
Klink, you are a terrible singer!
MAMike [as Col. Klink]
You're absolutely right! I am a terrible singer!
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
How would you like to sing at the Russian front?
MAMike [as Col. Klink]
Well, my father was a very famous conductor...
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
Shut up!
I just wanna know one thing: When are Donny and Marie coming through the door?
. . .
NNarrator
Here's a happy song from Italy.
[sings random Italian gibberish]
SAServo [as Don Corleone]
Okay, we're gonna whack Santa. He's trying to muscle in on the Easter Bunny's turf.
Okay, great. You've offended everyone now.
. . .
NNarrator
The islands of the Caribbean.
...have nothing to do with this movie.
SAServo [as a Jamaican]
Legalize it, mon!
[singing] Get up, stand up, stand up for your rights...
SAServo [as Ed McMahon]
Next up in the junior vocalist category: Thailand!
. . .
NNarrator
The South American group includes Brazil and Argentina.
And a few other countries not worth mentioning right now.
Ho! Santa's doing the forbidden dance!
. . .
NNarrator
The countries of Central America.
...are a threat to Santa's vital security interests.
Hey, those are the same kids from the other countries! They'll be playing the Egyptians next.
. . .
NNarrator
The children of the USA.
...are too spoiled and lazy to help Santa. There, that makes it better.
. . .
NNarrator
A neighborly group of children from Mexico.
...are over-accessorized.
[The devil is encouraging a girl to steal].
NNarrator
Don't listen to him, Lupita! It's bad to steal, and you'll be sorry!
Ah, the classic battle between evil and the narrator.
NNarrator
That's right, Lupita, put it back.
[The girl puts the doll back and goes to her smiling mother].
CACrow [as mother]
Way to defeat Satan, honey.
[muttering angrily to himself] Curses! Wuzza-wuzza-wuzza-wuzza-Curses!
[bewildered] Oh, don't ever do that again.
[Now in a gown, the woman is lifted to a stage before a crowd below.]
NANarrator [as Announcer]
And now, a glamorous dancer and a special number: "Dance of Tomorrow"!
CACrow [as Announcer]
Chorus Line 2: The Wrath of Chaka Khan!
. . .
WWoman
Everyone says the future is strange, but I have a feeling some things won't change.
[The crowd claps along, but to a slower beat.]
SCServo, Crow [as Crowd]
Give us Cyd Charisse!
While she's dancing, the Japanese are making great cars.
SAServo [as Announcer]
Cindy Williams is Twyla Tharp as Isadora Duncan in The Meredith Monk Story: A One-Woman Show!
MAMike [as Announcer]
Co-starring Tom Bosley.
CACrow [as Announcer]
As Bosley.
[The narrator introduces fashion models posing next to the Dream Cars Of Tomorrow. Each car is shown between shots of fireworks.]
SAServo [as Announcer]
With Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows...
Bonnie and Clyde's death car!
. . .
SAServo [as Announcer]
With Art Carney and Joyce Randolph...
. . .
MAMike [as Narrator]
Pregnant woman and schnauzer optional.
Entire production supervised by Jackie Gleason.
. . .
The "Closed Three Plants" car.
Executive producer, Jack Philbin.
The Schick electric razor car!
. . .
NNarrator
Costume by Emilio of Capri!
MAMike [as Narrator]
Unfettered avarice by Madison Avenue!
SAServo [as Announcer]
...in The Honeymooners!
[A broad-grilled car is shown next.]
CACrow [as the cars "expression"]
GRRR! RRRRrrrR!
. . .
MAMike [as Narrator]
Clown suit by Bargain Clown of Hollywood.
[As cardboard cut-outs of the main focus points of the short appear one-by-one]
NNarrator
You, the ice cream manufacturer.
Up against the wall! Spread 'em!
NNarrator
...the frozen food distributor.
Ben and Jerry before Woodstock.
NNarrator
And you, the food retailer.
CACrow [as announcer]
These three people will square off against--
NNarrator
Yes, today's problem is merchandising...
Over three kinds of vanilla!
NNarrator
...to sell in high volume, for high profit.
[Cut to a shot of a stack of ice cream boxes]
NNarrator
Frozen products are impulse items...
I'll take it, I'll take it!
NNarrator
And impulse buying is primarily...
[The stack suddenly drops]
NNarrator
...an emotional decision.