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 |data8 = [[:Category:Absurd_Monologue|Absurd Monologue]], 58 minutes
-|data4  = 3/17/[[1996]]
+|data4  = 3/17/[[:Category:1996|1996]]
 |title = [https://www.joefrank.com/shop/just-get-me-out-of-here Just Get Me Out Of Here][https://www.joefrank.com/streaming/shows/?jfsearch=Just%20Get%20Me%20Out%20Of%20Here]
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 ''There was a period in my life when I had a breakdown and I was committed to a mental hospital on a ship.''
-'''Just Get Me Out Of Here''' is a program Joe Frank produced as part of the series [[Somewhere Out There]]. It was originally broadcast on March 17, [[1996]].
+'''Just Get Me Out Of Here''' is a program Joe Frank produced as part of the series [[Somewhere Out There]]. It was originally broadcast on March 17, [[:Category:1996|1996]].
 == Synopsis ==
-Joe is a mental patient and navigator on a hospital ship with a man who claims he can predict the weather.  A mad chief psychologist who holds meetings in bathrooms declares the ship an independent state and decides to invade New Zealand.  Joe drives a taxi in the Sahara.  A woman was a withdrawn child, falls in love with impossible matches, describes childhood relationships. Her mother was depressed and angry, tried to kill herself at Christmas.   She talks about visiting a lover on a business trip in Mexico.  Everyone she's ever loved, she still loves.  Not being bitter about experiences. Pyrobenzamine, siders, and the doctor who kills his male lover assistant at a medical conference, goes to prison, and tries to escape by mailing himself.  Flying into the Lima airport in a plane which lost an engine.  Joe falls for a woman at an anthropological dig, remembers his childhood.
+Joe recalls when he had a breakdown, was committed to a hospital on a
+ship.  One fellow collected weather data, claimed he could predict it,
+also called himself a fraud.  'The chief psychologist was completely
+mad.' feared going to the bathroom alone.  He declared the ship an
+autonomous nation, tried to annex New Zealand.  Joe was the navigator.
-== Music ==
+:20: Joe ends up a cabbie in the Sahara, driving in circles
-{{The Lower We Fly (Outside)}}
+looking for a fare, wonders if he's gone insane.
+:30: Joe relays a woman's story.  She was a troubled in school, shy.
+She tells Joe about boys she liked in school.<ref>She mentions Harmony
+Park, says it was in Santa Ana.  I found a [http://wikimapia.org/4275105/Harmony-Park-Ballroom-site likely one in nearby Anaheim].</ref>
+Their relationships turned out badly.
+:30: She tells Joe about her mother, who was intensely depressed.
+Her father had left when she was young.  She re-married.  He cheated
+on her.  They got an annulment.  The mother got more lonely and
+depressed, took Valium.
+:40: Christmas 1986 she goes to her mother's house, finds she's slit
+her wrists.
+:30: When she was a child she'd hide in the closet.
+:20: She ate out of the dog's dish when she was a baby.  She became
+anorexic later, got down to 99 pounds.
+:10: She talks about her relationship with Harold, her husband, an
+architect.  She flies to Monterey, Mexico, to meet him for a week.
+She got tarted-up and drunk, attracted the attention of men.  Harold
+isn't as excited to see her as she is to see him.
+:30: She wonders why people are so lonely.  She talks about the
+nature of love and her relationship with Harold.
+:00: Joe talks about the relationship between erectile tissue and
+pollen, a conference in Prague, the use of pyribenzamine<ref>a
+legitimate [[Wikipedia:Tripelennamine|antihistamine]]</ref> as an aphrodisiac;
+it also has the side-effect of promoting memory.  A physician and his
+assistant, lovers, come dressed as a nose and a swab, get into a
+fight; the physician kills the assistant.  He continues his research
+in jail.
+:00: Joe recounts a troubled flight to Lima for an expedition to dig
+in Mayan ruins<ref>Mayans didn't live in Peru.</ref> Celia Brown, a
+beautiful young woman on the expedition, comes to his room at night,
+is obsessed with him; she speaks to him in German.  He takes
+pyribenzamine, which reminds him of seeing his mother with a lover as
+a child, gets sick, faints.
+:20: Sweet nothings in German.
+<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%; overflow:auto;">
+<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Legacy Synopsis</div>
+<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
+Joe is a mental patient and navigator on a hospital ship with a man who claims he can predict the weather.  A mad chief psychologist who holds meetings in bathrooms declares the ship an independent state and decides to invade New Zealand.  Joe drives a taxi in the Sahara.  A woman was a withdrawn child, falls in love with impossible matches, describes childhood relationships. Her mother was depressed and angry, tried to kill herself at Christmas.   She talks about visiting a lover on a business trip in Mexico.  Everyone she's ever loved, she still loves.  Not being bitter about experiences. Pyrobenzamine, side effects, and the doctor who kills his male lover assistant at a medical conference, goes to prison, and tries to escape by mailing himself.  Flying into the Lima airport in a plane which lost an engine.  Joe falls for a woman at an anthropological dig, remembers his childhood.
+</div></div>
+== Music ==
+* [[Judith Owen]] vocalizes over "The Lower We Fly"
+{{The Lower We Fly (Outside)}} [Intro]
 == Shared material ==
-*[[Red Sea (A Compilation)]]
+*[[Red Sea (A Compilation)]] - Joe reuses the first and last three segments of this program
 == Additional credits ==
-The original broadcast credits state: "Created in collaboration with [[Kristine McKenna]], [[Arthur Miller]], and [[David Rapkin]]. The music is from the group Outside. The vocalist was Judith Owen. This program was recorded, edited, and mixed by Theo Mondle. Music looping by [[Bob Carlson]]. Special thanks to Jennifer Ferro, Carly Eiseman, Esmé Gregson, and Bridget Cool."
+The original broadcast credits state: "Created in collaboration with [[Kristine McKenna]], [[Arthur Miller]], and [[David Rapkin]]. The music is from the group Outside. The vocalist was [[Judith Owen]]. This program was recorded, edited, and mixed by Theo Mondle. Music looping by [[Bob Carlson]]. Special thanks to Jennifer Ferro, Carly Eiseman, Esmé Gregson, and Bridget Kuehl."
-== Commentary ==
+== Footnotes ==
-{{commentary}}
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 [[Category:Kristine McKenna]]
 [[Category:1996]]
+[[Category:Judith Owen]]
 [[Category:Show]]
 [[Category:Show_by_date|19960317]]	{{Airdate|airdate=1996-03-17}}
 {{Series|series=Somewhere Out There}}{{Cast|cast=Joe Frank}}