Doom Generation

It's the last day and the staff of Camp Firewood has seen their fair share of break-ups, make-ups, and hook-ups and it all comes to a head tonight at the talent show. Will Victor (Ken Marino) escape Neil (Joe Lo Truglio) and make it back in time to rail Abby (Marisa Ryan)? Will Katie (Marguerite Moreau) ditch Andy (Paul Rudd) for Coop (Michael Showalter)? Will Gene (Chris Meloni) stop picking on Gary (A.D. Miles)? Will McKinley (Michael Ian Black) get that smelly kid to shower? Will Gail (Molly Shannon) find the strength to leave her husband (Judah Friedlander)? Will Susie (Amy Poehler) and Ben (Bradley Cooper) pull off this performance? Will Beth (Janeane Garofalo) and Henry (David Hyde Pierce) save the camp from falling space junk?! Find out now! It's gonna be a long day at the end of a Wet Hot American Summer, this week on Doom Generation.

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Long ago in Thebes, the keeper of the dead Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) decides to risk it all with the Pharaoh's main squeeze Anck Su Namun (Patricia Velasquez). They are foiled of course and Imhotep is entombed alive under the curse of the Hom-Dai never to be released. After 3,000 years Jonathan Carnahan (John Hannah) brings a mysterious key to his librarian sister Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) who finds a map to the city of Hamunaptra inside. With the reluctant help of rough and ready boots, Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) they set out to find the treasures they seek. It won't be easy, they have to beat a team of Americans led by skeezy Beni (Kevin J. O'Connor), dodge the magi led by tall, dark and tattooed Ardeth Bay (Oded Fehr) and face off against an ancient curse when they resurrect The Mummy. Adventure, romance and a main cast of hotties, this week on Doom Generation! 

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They say you never know what's going on behind closed doors, Fool (Brandon Quintin Adams) and his sister Ruby (Kelly Jo Minter) have a deathly ill mother and an eviction notice to deal with complicated by a lack of funds. Ruby's boyfriend Leroy (Ving Rhames) has a plan though. He's heard of a fortune hiding inside the house of their mysterious landlords. After scoping out the house, accomplice Spenser (Jeremy Roberts) disappears, prompting Leroy and Fool to follow into the booby trapped house guarded by Prince the Rottweiler. Fool meets Alice (AJ Langer), who's never been outside and Roach (Sean Whalen), a tongue-less captive who's escaped into the walls. When Mommy and Daddy (Everett McGill and Wendy Robie) arrive home to clean house, Fool barely escapes with his life and proof of the fortune inside which actives Grandpa (Joe probably) Booker (Bill Cobbs) who says it's enough to save his mother and leave all this behind. Fool made a promise though, he must go back to not only rescue Alice and Roach ,but also Zombie Whitfield Crane and the rest of The People Under the Stairs. It's our podiversary, we're all here and we're wearin' our leatha, whateva! - on this episode of Doom Generation. 

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When WWII threatens to shut down baseball, candy man Walter Harvey (Garry Marshall) bankrolls an all girls pro baseball league. He enlists Ira Lowenstein (David Strathairn) to run it and he sends scout, Ernie Capadino (Jon Lovitz) around the country to sign up ball playing dollies. Sisters, Dottie and Kit (Geena Davis, Lori Petty) team up with the Rockford Peaches (Madonna, Rosie O'Donnell, Megan Cavanagh, Tracy Reiner, Bitty Schram, Ann Cusack, Anne Ramsey, Freddie Simpson, Renee Coleman, etc.) under washed up coach, Jimmy Dugan (T no Hanks) to inspire and entertain crowds in ballparks across the country. A Penny Marshall classic that taught us there's no crying in baseball. A League Of Their Own, with special guest research assistant LORETTA, this week on Doom Generation.

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We gotta go back, back, back to school AGAIN! Sandy's cousin, Michael (Maxwell Caufield) has come back to Rydell High under the watchful eye of Frenchy (Didi Conn). Trying to fit in with the T Birds (Adrian Zmed, Christopher McDonald, Peter Frechette, Leif Green) he realizes he needs a motorcycle in order to be the Cool Rider that head Pink Lady, Stephanie (Michelle Pfeiffer) needs.  The rest of the Ladies (Lorna Luft, Alison Price, Maureen Teefy) question Stephanie's loyalty to the gang while being the girls for all seasons. Do it for your country, Grease 2 this week on Doom Generation. 

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Ah young love! Very, very young love - Val (Dan Futterman) and Barbara (Calista Flockhart) want to get married but, they've got some problems (aside from their ages). Barbara's father (Gene Hackman) is Sen. Keeley, the co-founder of the Coalition for Moral Order and Val's father (Robin Williams), Armand is a gay nightclub owner. When a scandal breaks along with the nuptial news, Mrs Keeley (Diane Wiest) suggests a wedding could distract the masses. Val returns home to construct a deception, starting with sending his mother, the Starina of the club, Albert (Nathan Lane) away. If only Armand can get Val's birth mom, Katherine (Christine Baranski) to come thru and complete the illusion. With the tabloids hot on the trail, emotions are high, the help, Agador (Hank Azaria) is no help and hijinks ensue in The Birdcage, this week on Doom Generation. 

While tooting around on their yacht, the Staytons, Grant (Edward Herrmann) and Joanna (Goldie Hawn) pull into a small coastal town for repairs. After abusing local handyman, Dean Proffitt (Kurt Russell) and peeling out of the bay, Joanna falls off the yacht and is found with amnesia. When her own husband leaves her behind, Dean steps in to exact revenge. He does what any of us would do, takes her his hovel, convinces her she's his wife "Annie" and that she's the mother to not 3 but 4 wild boys (Jared Rushton, Brian Price, Jeffrey Wiseman, Jamie Wild). For three months Grant parties on the high seas, but can't dodge the Boss, mother in law Edith Mintz (Katherine Helmond) forever and he's forced to retrieve Joanna. Will she become Diddums again or has the Stockholm syndrome set in? We're going Overboard this week on Doom Generation.

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Today, Samantha Baker (Molly Ringwald) wakes up chronologically 16 but, as she complains to bestie Randy (Liane Curtis), still hopelessly, physically 15. At school she's hounded by horny freshman, Farmer Ted (Anthony Michael Hall) while she pines away for senior dreamboat, Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling) with the perfect girlfriend (Haviland Morris). At home, she has to put up with handsy, meddling grandparents who've brought along a foreign exchange student, Long Duk Dong (Gedde Watanabe). To make matters worse, with the excitement of her sister, Ginny's (Blance Baker) wedding tomorrow, her parents (Carlin Glynn, Paul Dooley) fucking forgot her birthday! We're celebrating 40 years of another John Hughes classic, Sixteen Candles, this week on Doom Generation. 

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Silent film actors, Lucky Day (Steve Martin), Ned Nederlander (Martin Short) and Dusty Bottoms (Chevy Chase) find themselves out on their collective asses when their studio boss, Harry Flugelman (Joe Mantegna) decides he's had it with them. Fortunately for them small town gal, Carmen (Patrice Martinez) is dumb enough to think a movie was the real deal. She sends word that her small town of Santa Poco needs them to go against the infamous El Guapo (Alfonso Arau) and his gang of banditos led by his right hand man, Jefe (Tony Plana). Thinking they've been hired for a personal appearance, the actors arrive to a potentially deadly misunderstanding. Ride! Fight! LOVE! ¡Three Amigos! This week on Doom Generation. 

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Poor Charlie Bucket (Peter Ostrum) doesn't have much more than his dreams when a mysterious candy man, Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) sends five golden tickets out all over the world. The finders of these tickets win a tour of the famous factory where nobody ever goes in and nobody ever comes out. Augustus (Michael Bollner), Violet (Denise Nickerson), Veruca (Julie Dawn Cole) and Mike Teevee (Paris Themmen) and their parent meet up with lucky last minute winner Charlie and his dubious Grandpa Joe (Jack Albertson) for an unforgettable freak out into a land of pure imagination. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, this week on Doom Generation.

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