The Wilder Ride

We continue today with the cigars being presented by Harold, the blind man, and we discover that the creature seems less afraid of fire than before. However, once Harold accidentally lights the creature's thumb, it's obvious he cannot take it any longer, letting out a huge scream before charging out of the room and breaking apart the door.

Returning to join us once again on the Wilder Ride, after a nice weekend, is Doug Greenberg of Rocky Minute.

The blind man still ends up pouring the second ladle-full of soup into the creature's lap despite the monster's best efforts. Then they immediately go for wine but before the monster can drink, the blind man wants a toast. As they clink mugs, the creature's explodes, leaving just the handle in place. At the very end of the minute, the blind man has yet another surprise -- cigars!

Joining us again today on the Wilder Ride is Doug Greenberg of Rocky Minute.

The blindman brings the monster over to his table to get some warm soup. As he goes to pour a ladel full, the blind man misses the bowl and pours the boiling hot soup into the lap of the monster. Undetered, this time Frankenstein's creature is going to keep a really close eye on the bowl to make sure scoop number two doesn't miss.

Joining us again today is Doug Greenberg of Rocky Minute who is a huge fan of Young Frankenstein and enjoying being a part of the Wilder Ride.

An aged man prays for some companionship to keep him company when suddenly the creature bursts through the door. The beaded man, prayer beads in hand and wearing a cassock thanks the Lord and goes to the hulking figure at the door, complementing him on being the tallest in his class.

Joining us today is Doug Greenberg of Rocky Minute who is helping us on the Wilder Ride.

We begin with the little girl finishing her sentence about what are they going to throw into the well now? The monster gives a half-smile and a knowing wink and a nod to what he might throw next. The parents are still agonizing over whether or not they checked the bedroom upstairs when it occurs to them she may have been in the bathroom. While they run upstairs, we return to the girl and the monster as she commands him to get on her see-saw. As he sits, he ends up catapulting her into the air and into her bedroom through her open window. As she hits, her parents rush in to find her sound asleep -- or perhaps knocked unconscious from the landing. We end with the image of a lone cabin in the woods and as the camera pushes into the interior, we see a lone, bearded man praying.

We start with a little girl pulling petals off a flower and dropping them in the well, while singing a pretty little song. The monster shows up behind her just as we cut to her parents, boarding up the house and talking intensely about all of "this monster business," when it dawns on them that they each thought the other had put their daughter, Helga, to bed. We cut back to the well where Helga has taught the monster how to pluck petals and to blow a kiss. Unfortunately, they have now run out of things to throw into the well.

We begin with the creature still sending showers of sparks everywhere before taking his rampage up the stairs and out of the castle. Dr. Frankenstein follows in vain while Frau Blucher yells to the heavens that he is free! As the creature breaks through the outer castle door, another well-time thunderstorm is taking place. By the time Dr. Frankenstein, Inga and Igor get to the doorway, it's too late. We end with a young girl, singing to her pretty little flower.

Joining us this week once again are the guys from the BK on the Air radio show, Barry King and Mike Clark, who are helping us on this Wilder Ride.

Frau Blucher keeps playing her violin and in true Pied Piper stance, begins to back her way up the stairs, leading both the creature and the trio behind her. In the midst of the chaos, Dr. Frankenstein continues to question her about the recent happenings in the castle, each time resulting in a resounding, "Yes, Yes, Yes!" By the end, the monsters grabs some electrical equipment and a showering shangri-la goes flying everywhere.

Joining us this week once again are the guys from the BK on the Air radio show, Barry King and Mike Clark, who are helping us on this Wilder Ride.

Frau Blucher is beginning to release the creature when Dr. Frankenstein, Inga and Igor show up at the top of the stairs. They beg her to stop but it's too late. The monster rips itself free where a stand-off ensues with Frau Blucher between the creature and his creator. By the end, Frau Blucher is able to make her violin magically appear.

Joining us this week once again are the guys from the BK on the Air radio show, Barry King and Mike Clark, who are helping us on this Wilder Ride.

The game of darts has come to an end and Inspector Kemp has discovered his arm is stuck in the salute he was offering to the young Dr. Frankenstein. As he leaves, we see all the damage the darts have done to the inspector's car. We immediately cut down to the lab where Frau Blucher is sneaking into the secret laboratory to speak with the creature who has been re-secured to the table.

Joining us again are the guys from the BK on the Air radio show, Barry King and Mike Clark, who are helping us on this Wilder Ride.