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''"I'm glad I got this nine millimeter, it's a beauty."'' | ''"I'm glad I got this nine millimeter, it's a beauty."'' | ||
'''In The Dark (Remix)''' is a program Joe Frank produced as part of the series [[The Other Side (Series)|The Other Side]]. It was originally broadcast on December 2, [[:Category:2001|2001]]. | |||
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
*Guy shoots his wife's dog (portrayed by Joe Frank) for barking too much. | |||
*Guy shoots his wife's dog for barking too much. | |||
*Man and wife arguing about rain and responsibility. | *Man and wife arguing about rain and responsibility. | ||
*Joe: the woman who can't sleep, worrying about problems in her building, seething about men. She goes out for a drive dressed unusually cheaply, going mad from insomnia and wanting to break the rules. | *Joe: the woman who can't sleep, worrying about problems in her building, seething about men. She goes out for a drive dressed unusually cheaply, going mad from insomnia and wanting to break the rules. | ||
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*Closing thoughts from the modulated voice. | *Closing thoughts from the modulated voice. | ||
== Music == | |||
{{The Player (Thomas Newman)}} [5:43] | |||
{{Sex (Thomas Newman)}} [14:33] | |||
{{Desert Drive (Thomas Newman)}} [27:25] | |||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_and_My_Shadow "Me And My Shadow"] - performed by Joe Frank [56:11] | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[In The Dark (Part 1)]] | |||
[[In | * [[In The Dark (Part 2)]] | ||
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[[Category:Serious Monologue]] | [[Category:Serious Monologue]] | ||
[[Category:Scripted Actors]] | [[Category:Scripted Actors]] | ||
[[Category:2001]] | |||
[[Category:Ryan Cutrona]] | |||
[[Category:Show]] | |||
[[Category:The Other Side]] [[Category:Show_by_date|20011202]] {{Airdate|airdate=2001-12-02}} | |||
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Series | |
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The Other Side | |
Original Broadcast Date | |
December 2, 2001 | |
Cast | |
Ryan Cutrona, Joe Frank | |
Format | |
59 minutes | |
Preceded by: | Black Hole (Remix) |
Followed by: | Road To Hell (Remix) |
Purchase |
"I'm glad I got this nine millimeter, it's a beauty."
In The Dark (Remix) is a program Joe Frank produced as part of the series The Other Side. It was originally broadcast on December 2, 2001.
Synopsis
- Guy shoots his wife's dog (portrayed by Joe Frank) for barking too much.
- Man and wife arguing about rain and responsibility.
- Joe: the woman who can't sleep, worrying about problems in her building, seething about men. She goes out for a drive dressed unusually cheaply, going mad from insomnia and wanting to break the rules.
- A story of Halsworth the wily tycoon and his broken down Mercedes.
- Stuck in the middle of the night in the urban jungle, he imagines what he'll do if accosted.
- Finally a bus comes, but it's a party bus and it passes him.
- He meets Lola, the insomniac we just heard about who drives up in her MG.
- They drive to her building, which he happens to own.
- She gives him spiked juice and steals his suit, then goes into a gentlemen's club disguised as him.
- Halsworth wakes up and sees that he's wearing Lola's outfit, makeup, dyed hair and earrings and nail polish.
- He finds himself attractive, considers making love to himself.
- She calls him on the phone, instructs him to get in the limo downstairs.
- He imagines what may be inside (absurd list).
- The car stops. He gets out and is abandoned by a remote lake. He tries to swim but sinks. The briefcase opens and doves fly out.
- Joe analyzes this story with rhetorical questions.
- Strange modulated voice (not Joe) rambles about experiences and desires. The voice seems electronically modulated, but sounds a little like someone with a defective or missing larynx who makes sounds with his mouth and a machine that generates the tones for him.
- Joe: Max, the night watchman. He and his blind dog Shadow are lost.
- He remembers fragments of his past.
- About losing your way in life.
- Max wonders if he exists.
- Doors lead to bizarre places.
- Max is suddenly on stage at a comedy club, tells the audience he's lost. They think he's hilarious.
- Another door leads to a woman's bedroom. She tries to seduce him. His husband arrives, so Max hides under the bed. Max slips away after they make love.
- Through another door Max finds a radio guy spitting on his Bangladeshi engineer.
- Looking into the face of zealots. Fundamental questions throughout history. Examining what we truly believe. "Never mind the answers; learn to live with the questions."
- Song: "Me and My Shadow"--Joe sings along with the recording.
- Closing thoughts from the modulated voice.
Music
- "The Player" - Thomas Newman (from The Player, 1992) | YouTube [5:43]
- "Sex" - Thomas Newman (from The Player, 1992) | YouTube [14:33]
- "Desert Drive" - Thomas Newman (from The Player, 1992) | YouTube [27:25]
- "Me And My Shadow" - performed by Joe Frank [56:11]