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Ep 4: Electric Dreams (1984) - "Moles, that does not compute."
A disorganized architect named Miles manages to bring his computer to life through a combination of data overload and champagne. Although it lacks an understanding of what love is, the computer develops an obsession with the same woman Miles is already pursuing, leading to a love triangle unlike any other.
Parry: Can it really be just a coincidence that Electric Dreams and The Terminator were released in the same year?
Joelle: Steve Jobs and Bill Gates stole all their best ideas from this movie.
Ep 3: April Fool's Day (1986) - "Nice? It's gotta be better than nice, it's gotta be bloody unforgettable!"
A horror version of The Big Chill except it doesn't revolve around a dead person; it is six dead people.
Parry: Tom Wilson...enough said.
(And yes, I know that his actual line From Back To The Future is "Make like a tree and get outta here!")
Joelle: Go Fuck Yourself, Michael Myers!
Programming Note: Although Parry incorrectly states that this episode will be available on April 1st, it was actually released on the 32nd Anniversary of the film premiering in theaters.
Ep 2: Flashdance (1983) - "If you give up your dream, you die."
Welder by day, dancer by night; Alexs Owen goes for her dreams and falls in love along the way!
Parry: Who cleans up all that water?
Joelle: Zanzibar!
Ep 1: Blade Runner - ('82/'07)
"More Human Than Human"
(Original cinematic release: 1982)
An ex-detective or "Blade Runner" returns for one last case when several artificial human Replicants arrive in 2019 Los Angeles searching for answers about the nature of their existence.
Parry: Are the walls in Deckard's apartment really hard to clean?
Joelle: Who would actually use a bubble hair dryer?
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