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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
<i>Black Coffee</i> begins and plays under much of the first few
minutes and in the rest of the show.
0:30: Joe was feeling bad, worried about his heart, went to see Dr
Hess ([[Tim Jerome]]? <ref>I take my cue from the German-ish accent</ref>)  Dr Hess puts his stethoscope on Joe's chest,
has a heart attack himself; an ambulance takes him to the ED.  Dr Hess
ends up in the ICU, his nurse under sedation.
2:10: Joe goes home; someone else is there; he disputes Joe's
ownership, slams the door on him.
3:20: A parody Indian guru says death begins as a misunderstanding.
4:30: Joe interviews Dick ([[Arthur Miller]]) & Jane ([[Irene Wagner]]? [[Avery Hart]]?),
a couple who make 'Love' movies (don't
call it porn!)  They air 3 minutes of their latest, <i>The moving
instant</i>; we hear sounds of passion, a melodramatic Muzak-y version
of <i>Moon River</i>.
8:40: Joe opens the flap of Gindu's (sp?) tent, says he's in Nirvana,
'the nexus where love meets death'.  A guy pounds stakes into the
ground, he can hear wild animals.  Joe goes to the beach where clowns
are doing flips.  An explosion blows the clowns up.
10: We're back in the 'love' movie: sounds of passion.  Dick & Jane
lament they don't have enough time.
11:10: Joe says it seems like an ordinary pornographic film.  They
explain why it's better.
12:40: Joe's in the YMCA on East 14th Street.  It's 2 AM; Joe can't
sleep: the straw in his mattress needs changing.  Joe asks what our
nature is, cites Steinfeld's 'Theory of chaos', page 54.  Then a
fellow with a German-ish accent ([[Tim Jerome]]?) talks philosophical
nonsense.
13:50: <i>Sentimental Walk</i><ref>(Vladimir Cosma) from the
soundtrack of <i>Diva</i>; Cosma cribbed this music from Satie's
<i>Trois Gnossiennes</i>.</ref>
14:10: A woman tells about being with her best friend at the grocery
store.  A fellow and his wife invite them to dinner at their house.
<ref>They end up having an orgy, I think.</ref>
18:30: Joe's on the crowded Bosnian express (a train).  Workmen play
cards; a drunk at the bar tells everybody that they're stupid.  A
passenger ([[Arthur Miller]]) buys and sells animals.  The conductor
comes in, asking for passports; Joe doesn't have his but the conductor
passes him by.  Joe remembers his summers in Bosnia.  A boatman,
offering Joe a ride across the river, can't start its engine.
23:40: Joe has a dream: his body has been split down the middle; a
doctor with forceps pulls out pieces of bone and pottery.
24:30: The parody Indian guru is back, talking about how great
Nirvana is (they leave a mint on your pillow!)
25:40: A man ([[Tim Jerome]], his Spanish/French accent) complains to
a woman.  He's responsible for burying the clowns, lacks what he needs
to do the job.
26:40: Joe awaits Dick & Jane, who have promised him a part in their
next movie.  Someone left a baby by the water.  Joe says he's been
dreaming all his life, that this is the end of his dream.
27:20: <i>The dawn</i> (DJ Food)
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<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Legacy Synopsis</div>
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Joe's doctor dies, and he finds someone living in his apartment.  Voice-over radio plays: an exaggerated Indian accent describes souls who don't know they are dead.  An interview with "Love Film" actors.  A circus by the sea explodes.  Joe can't sleep at the YMCA, emotion is a sign of decadence. Steinfeld's theory of Chaos.  A woman describes an encounter with a couple and a girlfriend.  Joe is in a bar on a train in the countryside, the conductor questions people (the "Is your business of a personal nature or is it commercial?  . . . I buy and sell animals..." dialog), Joe remembers the country side and tries to cross a river.  A doctor removes fragments of bone from Joe's body.  Indian voice talks about nirvana as a resort hotel.  A couple fights at the circus funeral.  
Joe's doctor dies, and he finds someone living in his apartment.  Voice-over radio plays: an exaggerated Indian accent describes souls who don't know they are dead.  An interview with "Love Film" actors.  A circus by the sea explodes.  Joe can't sleep at the YMCA, emotion is a sign of decadence. Steinfeld's theory of Chaos.  A woman describes an encounter with a couple and a girlfriend.  Joe is in a bar on a train in the countryside, the conductor questions people (the "Is your business of a personal nature or is it commercial?  . . . I buy and sell animals..." dialog), Joe remembers the country side and tries to cross a river.  A doctor removes fragments of bone from Joe's body.  Indian voice talks about nirvana as a resort hotel.  A couple fights at the circus funeral.  
 
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== Music ==
== Music ==
* "Black Coffee" - unknown version<!-- it's not the Patricia Kaas version -->
* "Black Coffee" - unknown version<!-- it's not the Patricia Kaas version -->
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== Commentary ==
== Commentary ==
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== Footnotes ==


[[Category:Scripted_Actors]]
[[Category:Scripted_Actors]]