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What is said at the opening of SF2F?
What is said at the opening of SF2F?
- LET THERE BE LIGHT!
- LET THERE BE LIPS! (correct)
- LET THERE BE NOISE!
- LET THERE BE MUSIC!
What did Michael Rennie tell us?
What did Michael Rennie tell us?
ON OUR FEET
What was Flash Gordon wearing?
What was Flash Gordon wearing?
IN EDIBLE SILVER UNDERWEAR
How does silver underwear relate to the callback?
How does silver underwear relate to the callback?
What does Claude Rains represent?
What does Claude Rains represent?
What does Faye Wray and King Kong get caught in?
What does Faye Wray and King Kong get caught in?
What comes ON JANET'S FACE?
What comes ON JANET'S FACE?
What is the action when the message runs?
What is the action when the message runs?
What does Frank request?
What does Frank request?
What does Janet get called?
What does Janet get called?
What is asked of Columbia?
What is asked of Columbia?
What does Dr. Scott receive?
What does Dr. Scott receive?
What is the question about Eddie?
What is the question about Eddie?
What is said of the criminologist?
What is said of the criminologist?
What should be done with those lips?
What should be done with those lips?
What was meant by the line relating to a Triffid?
What was meant by the line relating to a Triffid?
What did Dana Andrews say?
What did Dana Andrews say?
What happens when worlds collide?
What happens when worlds collide?
What thrilling offerings are made?
What thrilling offerings are made?
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Study Notes
Rocky Horror Picture Show Callbacks
- Opening Callback: Audience shouts "LET THERE BE LIPS!" during the opening number.
- Michael Rennie Reference: Callback phrase is "ON OUR FEET!" related to the line about the movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still."
- Edible Silver Underwear: Callback includes "in EDIBLE silver underwear," emphasizing the humor in the costume description.
- Claude Rains Quip: Audiences respond with "BUT HE DIDN'T SHOW UP" when the invisible man is mentioned, adding a comedic twist.
- Faye Wray and King Kong: Callback is "SEXUAL celluloid jam," linking pop culture with sexual innuendo in a funny way.
- Janet's Face Reaction: Audience exclaims "ON JANET'S FACE!" during a specific performance moment.
- Character Interactions: Frank's callback "ANOTHER HELPING OF CURRY PLEASE!" showcases character humor, and Janet’s “SLUT!” targets her character’s antics.
- Dr. Scott’s Interaction: Callback "KISS ASS!" highlights playful dynamics among characters.
- Columbia's Query: Audience yells "WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR DRUGS?" at Columbia's character, engaging with drug culture themes.
- Criminologist Comment: Humor in the callback "CHUCKIE GREY, HE'S OKAY, BUT HE'S GOT NO F***ING NECK!" showcases character quirks.
- Vulgar Humor: Explicit callbacks like "JANET'S TWAT" illustrate the show’s boundary-pushing comedic style.
- Pop Culture References: Mentions of movie stars and films are punctuated with humorous callbacks from the audience, e.g., "WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE MOVIE?"
- Engagement with Weddings: Callbacks during wedding scenes, including "THROW IT TO THE SLUT!" add humor to wedding traditions.
- Brad and Janet's Love Life: Their naive expressions of love receive cheeky responses like “LET’S GO SCREW!” capturing the parody of romance.
- Narrative Playfulness: Characters' plain demeanor contrasted with exaggerated, explicit audience responses enhances the narrative's humor.
- Cultural Commentary: References to politics and societal norms through callbacks create a satirical backdrop, e.g., Nixon’s quotes and audience replies.
- Overall Theme: A blend of rock and roll, punk culture, and sexual liberation characterized by sharp, witty, and irreverent audience participation throughout the show.
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