(Scene begins with a smartwatch screen and a finger as it taps the screen and the 1994 American Gladiators plays as the scene cuts to a hand as it taps an app on his phone as it opens a portal.)
(It cuts to James and the characters he’s played until it cut to their faces and the credits of “James Faraci” is shown as it cuts to “The Last Of The Americans'” current iteration then slides away to different images of Paulo Fonseca, Brenda Fonseca, Rebecca Yaun, Nick Yaun and the characters they’ve played until it cut to their faces. The credits of “Paulo and Brenda Fonseca, Rebecca and Nick Yaun” are shown then slides away to different images of Doug Yaun and Crosslyn Castillo, Nick Lopez and Jessica Lopez-Barkl and the characters they’ve played, until it cuts to their faces.)
(After that, the credits “Doug Yaun and Crosslyn Castillo, Nick Lopez and Jessica Lopez-Barkl” are shown, as it then slides away to different images of Andrew Beach Eric Kurtzke, Renee Miller and Olivia Horvath. Following this, the credits of “Andrew Beach, Eric Kurtzke, Renee Miller, Olivia Horvath” are shown as the 0:00-0:21 mark of the theme song plays.)
(Everything becomes a swirl of reds, whites, and blues, as the credits “Produced by First Choice Entertainment Productions in association with Manic-Expression.com"; “Executive Producers: James Faraci, Paulo Fonseca, Brenda Fonseca, Rebecca Yaun, Nick Yaun, Eric Kurtzke, Renee Miller, Andrew Beach & Olivia Horvath”; “Editing by Eric Kurtzke and James Faraci”; “Written by and Directed by James Faraci” are shown, as the 0:21-0:26 mark of the theme song plays.)
(We then see an image of James as he jumps through the portal and lands with half of his team on his right. The other half on his left is on a black background. Finally, the title “THE LAST OF THE AMERICANS” is shown Lazer etched into Titanium as the last six seconds of the American Gladiators 1994 theme song plays.)
(Cut to James and his team in the Kitchen getting everyone ready for another team Thanksgiving Dinner)
TLOTA:
I’m James Faraci The Last Of The Americans and the views I’m about to express are that of my own and some of yours. It’s November; you know what that means: it’s Thanksgiving time, and guess what? Thanksgiving is THE first American Holiday we celebrate; therefore, it is, in and of itself, THE FIRST American Icon! (Cut to Guitar music like “American Idiot” plays as James Faraci and Paulo Fonseca on guitars, Andrew Beach on Bass Guitar, and Nick Lopez on the Drums and the set is like the set of “American Idiot” except the colors are Patriotically Red, White, and Blue)
James Faraci (Singing):
All year we’re cheering American Icons! (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) Twelve months of heroes of Cinema! (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) From John Wayne to Rocky Balboa (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) Oh, hell yeah, we’re talking about them all! (The tune continues) [Chorus] Welcome to the two hundred and fiftieth, hoping we’ll see two fifty-one! And we can finally be Okay! Humans dream of a better tomorrow, knowing it won’t be hollow! For me that’s good enough! (Drums play and the music continues.) We’re going to show off the hard work! (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) Even if it makes me look like a real jerk. (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) Now everyone get ready to celebrate with us! (Guitars play the tune for three seconds.) And make sure you have a dose of common sense. (The tune continues) [Chorus] Welcome to the two hundred and fiftieth, hoping we’ll see two fifty-one! And we can finally be Okay! Humans dream of a better tomorrow, knowing it won’t be hollow! For me that’s good enough! (Drums play and the music continues with a guitar solo.) All year we’re cheering American Icons! Twelve months of heroes of Cinema! Information about them will be a lot, you’re going to know whether you like or not [Chorus] Welcome to the two hundred and fiftieth, hoping we’ll see two fifty-one! And we can finally be Okay! Humans dream of a better tomorrow, knowing it won’t be hollow! For me that’s good enough! (Drums play, and the music continues and concludes, and the words “American Icons” are put up in different styles of text. The scene cuts to images from Thanksgiving as James does a voiceover.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Ah Thanksgiving! The day we celebrated having survived the hardest year of coming to the country, the first year. While the celebration went underground after the second year’s crops crapped the bed, it wasn’t until 1776 when we fought off British rule that the holiday came back, and then when Sarah Hale fought for years to get the holiday back into the forefront and if she hadn’t given The Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln at least a ton of her messages to make the holiday great again, then we wouldn’t be celebrating the moment we came to this country with the idea of religious liberties that could not be taken away from us, and a nation that should be indivisible and rooted in Liberty and Justice For All. Though admittedly the cooking and celebrating with family is awesome, sometimes we just need to sit back, enjoy what we have, and, with some great entertainment, I’m counting down ten of the best movies, TV shows/specials, and events we share while giving grace for what we have. (Cut to James as he puts the Turkey in the Turkey cooker.)
TLOTA:
So enjoy your Turkey with all the trimmings, get yourself your favorite comfy clothes, and get ready to enjoy the Top 10 Thanksgiving Classics
(Cut to a field as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground; the camera looks around, James pops up in Camo and starts shooting, and the camera drops. Cut to the inside of an oven where the camera symbolizes. James looks in before closing the door, and the words "Top 10 Thanksgiving Classics" and the word “Spoilers” are shown. James closes the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 10
(Cut to clips of “Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie” as James does a voiceover.)
10) Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie
TLOTA (V.O.):
I will get into full detail about what I like about the movie during the three-month-season premiere in January. Let me say the following, had it not been for the “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial” video game being the way it was, it wouldn’t have become the greatest video game story, ever. And of course, it was the one game The Angry Video Game Nerd had resisted reviewing because of its infamy. (Cut to clips of “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial” as James does a voiceover)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Of course, for many people of my generation knew about the movie and the video game, but the movie itself has stood the test of time, and it was for many of us the first movie that allowed us to enjoy a mature fantasy while keeping the child’s perspective on the situation. It was such an amazing movie that people first saw it on TV as kids in the 1980’s and 1990’s. (Cut to clips of “Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie” as James does a voiceover.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
The video game based on the movie is still so frustrating that it had to be the one The Angry Video Game Nerd made the center of the plot for his movie. So, in a weird way, this movie brought the game and the movie back. And for the record, yes, it is lightyears better than anything that Fercock’d Fegulah from Chicago could pull out of his turkey ass!
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein what the camera symbolizes and Olivia looks in uses a Bulb Baster, and closes the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 9
(Cut to clips of “March Of The Wooden Soldiers” as James does a voiceover.)
9) “March Of The Wooden Soldiers”
TLOTA (V.O.):
Possibly the most technically impressive movie that was done at the time of “Laurel and Hardy,” the reason I put this one on this list is that it is the perfect movie after the big meal is in the books, and one of the first movies people can enjoy that put them in the Holiday spirit. Why did I put it on this list? Well, it something that had me asking how they created those effects, and while by today’s standards they do NOT hold up, I praise it for its ingenuity and the time and effort to make this interpretation of “Babes in Toyland,” and they were able to bring to life such a tale with the classic humor of “Laurel and Hardy.” So, this is no turkey, and it is worth a look at what movies had with practical effects and, most of all, this is fun! Pure unadulterated fun!
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Renee putting a Dressing dish in the oven and closing the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 8
(Cut to clips of “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie” as James does a voiceover.)
8) “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie”
TLOTA (V.O.):
While I admit that this is more of a wildcard choice, for me, seeing this movie takes me back to part of my childhood when these heroes were on the second echelon and climbing up to the heroes of DC and Marvel. Looking back, I can say something sticks with you to this day. Maybe it’s because, through all its flaws, the franchise has survived so much, and looking at this now is a reminder of the fun days of existence when we watched this on Saturday Mornings and weekdays, and this movie was meant to be a culmination of what we expected; if you were a fan, it may have satiated you, but if you were new to the franchise, you were disappointed. But over the years, the movie has gained a cult classic status similar to the 1986 Transformers and 1987 G.I. Joe Animated Movies, and for me, it is worth the watch on and around the Thanksgiving season. If you haven’t seen it, I suggest you check out the first two seasons to get up to speed, THEN get the Blu-Ray version from Shout Factory. If you have, then you know this Thanksgiving, the power is with you.
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Paulo and Brenda Fonseca putting their homemade Croissant Rolls in the oven and closing the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (Voiceover):
Number 7
(Cut to clips of The MACY’S Thanksgiving Parade’s past as James does a voiceover.)
7) The MACY’S Thanksgiving Day Parade
TLOTA (V.O.):
Whether it’s watching your favorite characters in Balloon form, or seeing certain Broadway Shows in live vignettes outside Macy's in New York City. My favorite balloons include Kermit the Frog, Garfield and Odie, the Red Ranger, Waldo, Snoopy and Charlie Brown, Spider-Man, Superman (Of Course). My favorite floats include The Marvel Superheroes, Tom Turkey or Tom Turkey Jr., The Looney Tunes, The Muppets, and when it comes to live performances, shows like “Mamma Mia!”, “Disney’s The Little Mermaid on Broadway,” “Chicago”, and “Back To The Future The Musical.” This live event is worth the time to enjoy with fans of the characters, the fans of the shows or seeing this as the last act before Christmas shopping begins. This is a great live show that always puts you in the mood. Of course, fans also like the occasional balloon failure. Especially when it’s seeing Barney or some other balloon can cause some chaos as it crashes. But whatever reason you like it, enjoy it for the reason you like it.
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, where the camera shows Rebecca and Nick Yaun putting a Green Bean Casserole in the oven and closing the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 6
(Cut to clips of “Garfield’s Thanksgiving” as James does a voiceover)
6) “Garfield’s Thanksgiving”
TLOTA (V.O.):
If Garfield doesn’t like Mondays, Garfield LOVES any holiday involving food, and Thanksgiving definitely fits that love as much as he loves good Italian Cooking. Though Jon would make Uncle Roger shout Hai-Yah, put his leg down, and make Uncle Roger’s ancestors cry as Jon continues to commit culinary crimes. What I like is how the animation and music are reminiscent of “Garfield and Friends”; in fact, it feels like a proto-pilot to “Garfield and Friends”; just watch this moment. (Show the moment that Garfield is trying to get food from tins and Odie is in the tins and blows a whistle as Garfield opens the tin. Cut to “Garfield’s Thanksgiving” as James does a voiceover.) And what makes this special, fun, and enjoyable is how relatable it is that we all need to lose weight before we enjoy Thanksgiving, and for Garfield, losing weight sounds like torture. I HIGHLY suggest you find it and check it out; It’s worth Garfield’s weight in Thanksgiving Gold.
(Show the clip of the Thanksgiving spread as Garfield looks at it and says “Nice Touch.” Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Jessica Lopez-Barkl and Nick Lopez moving the Stuffing over, placing a Sweet Potato Pie in the oven, and closing the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 5
(Show the intro of “WKRP In Cincinnati” as James does a voiceover)
TLOTA(V.O.):
I would be crazy not to mention this one!
(Cut to clips of “Turkeys Away from WKRP In Cincinnati” as James does a voiceover)
5) “WKRP In Cincinnati: Turkeys Away”
TLOTA (V.O.):
For those who don’t know, WKRP in Cincinnati is about a terrestrial commercial music radio station in Cincinnati run by Arthur Carlson, played by Gordon Jump, and the General Manager, Andy Travis, played by Gary Sandy, and the chaos of trying to modernize the station’s music and the chaos in the day-to-day life of the people there. And before I hear it, yes, it was THIS year when that call signal came to the city of Cincinnati. To me, the show is the best workplace sitcom I have ever seen. But the episode that put the show on the map is a Thanksgiving-based episode. In the episode “Turkeys Away,” Arthur Carlson tries to help the station by creating a promotion that people will never forget, and boy, would he get it. (Cut to the clip of Les Nessman describing the scene at the Pinedale Shopping Mall as he discovers Arthur Carlson is launching live turkeys out of a helicopter and the chaos it causes.) That is right, Arthur Carlson decided to try and drop Turkeys out of a Helicopter! And we are talking about living turkeys! But the best part is how Les compares it to the friggin’ Hindenburg Tragedy and describes it for the audience, as Andy, Bailey, played by Jan Smithers, Venus, played by Tim Reid, are thinking that their boss is insane, and DJ Dr. Johnny Fever, played by the late Howard Hesseman, is wondering how he’s the sane one in the madhouse. But the best part happens as the chaos reaches a pinnacle, and this happens. (Show the clip of Dr. Johnny Fever asking if Les is still there, realizing he isn’t there and saying, “Thanks for that on-the-spot report, Les, for those of you who just tuned in, the Pinedale Shopping Mall has just been BOMBED by Live Turkeys, Film at 11:00!” then the ending of the episode.) Nothing left to say about how great a Thanksgiving classic this episode is, so take it away, Arthur!
(Show the clip of Arthur Carlson saying “As God as My Witness, I thought turkeys could fly!” Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground wherein the camera symbolizes Doug Yaun moving the Croissant Rolls and placing them in a tray of 100 Pigs In A Blanket in the oven and closing the door revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 4
(Cut to clips of “Romancing The Bird: A Good Eats Thanksgiving” as James does a voiceover)
4) “Romancing The Bird: A Good Eats Thanksgiving”
TLOTA (V.O.):
While I won’t get into too much detail about the episode's story, I've already reviewed it. What I will say is that I love the chaos that comes from when the family comes and causes Alton Brown chaos, especially between Uncle Morty, Cousin Ray, and... (Show a scene of Marsha as screams of fear and agony are heard as it cuts to James being sane as Jessica Lopez-Barkl screaming “WHAT IS THAT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!” and Nick Lopez praying in Spanish. Cut back to clips of “Romancing The Bird: A Good Eats Thanksgiving” as James does a voiceover.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Yeah, Marsha has caused that sort of reaction, and I can understand why! We all have those relatives that are such busybodies that it would make the Pope a raging Alcoholic! Thankfully, Alton has control of everything thanks in part to Shirley Corriher and Alton’s tech guide W to keep him in good standing, and yes, he still stands by the whole Stuffing in a Turkey being evil. But if you need a good episode to help you avoid winding up bland, dry, and nasty, then this is the one episode of “Good Eats” you must check out this Thanksgiving.
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Crosslyn Castillo as she places corn in the oven and closes the door, revealing the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 3
(Cut to clips of “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” as James does a voiceover)
3) “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”
TLOTA (V.O.):
This is such a classic that even bad reviews won't deter me from watching it. Especially when Charlie Brown is like us during that time. We all deal with people who come in at the last minute and ruin our plans. We all have to come up with a menu on the fly. We all deal with ungrateful people who complain after we do everything to make them happy. Unfortunately for Charlie Brown, he has to deal with more than others, and all his efforts get him called a Blockhead. However, that’s what I like about Charlie Brown: he persists, and even as Sisyphean his efforts are, the fact that Peppermint Patty bulldozed her way into Charlie Brown’s plans without thinking there’d be consequences should’ve been a sign to tell Peppermint Patty to take the long hike out of her life. But since this is for kids, this special makes it clear that Peppermint and Charles were equal in things going wrong and not talking, and everyone gets to join Charlie and his family for Thanksgiving at Charlie’s grandma’s while Snoopy enjoys Thanksgiving himself and Woodstock. If you have seen it, you'll be reminded of how innocent the holiday can be. If you’re checking it out for the first time, you are going to love this Charlie Brown special however you watch it.
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Andrew Beach and Doug Yaun placing a Pumpkin and Apple Pie in the oven before closing the door to reveal the Number.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
Number 2
(Cut to clips of “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” as James does a voiceover.)
2) “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles”
TLOTA (V.O.):
Yeah, this one is at number two, not because it’s bad or getting overdone during this time of year. But because it is so relatable at holiday times, and I have something better for the number one spot. We’re all working hard and trying to get home, and for Neal Page, we all can relate. We go to great lengths to make it back. On Neal’s journey with Del Griffith, he learns what could happen if he focuses too much on work. We see Del and what his life is like living Hotel to Hotel, and while I won’t spoil the truth about Del here, once you do, you understand why he is the way he is. This has all the hallmarks of the greatness that the late John Hughes could put in this movie. If you haven’t seen it, then this might be the time to get it and follow Del and Neal as they try to get back any way they can.
(Cut to everyone in the kitchen as they finish the cooking. Cut to Nick Lopez as he finishes the Cranberry Sauce)
Nick Lopez:
So THE definitive movie about getting home for Thanksgiving is number two? (Cut to Jessica Lopez-Barkl as she finishes a Corn and Bean Casserole dish)
Jessica Lopez-Barkl:
Well, I lost the betting pool on where it would be on the list, but we all knew it would be on the list. (Cut to Andrew Beach and Doug Yaun as they set the table.)
Doug Yaun:
Well, we all know what is going to be Number one
Andrew Beach:
Are you kidding? (Cut to everyone else as they get the rest of the food ready and James ready to bring the food over.)
TLOTA:
Well, shouldn’t it be obvious? (A knock on the door is heard.) The Number... (A knock on the door is heard) One moment! (James walks out of the kitchen and walks to the front door as James and Rowdy walks in.)
Rowdy:
Hey James, how have you been?
TLOTA:
I’m good, how are you?
Rowdy:
Well, I have been getting concerns from guys like Nash, Linkara, Kaylyn, ERod, Lotus Prince, Viga, SJWAC, Dom; hell, even DIAMANDA FRIGGIN HAGEN is concerned for you!
TLOTA:
Oh, they are concerned?
Rowdy:
Well, with you telling everyone on November 1st that the Christmas/Holiday Party has been canceled, and you telling Todd In The Shadows to take a hike, it has everyone worried; as a matter of fact, some of the cast and crew from “Life As A Mermaid” contacted me and voiced their worries.
TLOTA:
Really, NOW they’re worried, NOW when it is too little and too late with Alex gone and their show dead and buried, they are concerned. I am just done with a lot of my past, Present company excluded.
Rowdy:
Glad to hear we have a future. Look, they are concerned; do something before it is too late.
TLOTA:
We’ll talk later about this. Right now, Thanksgiving for the team is ready, and now I am going to end my countdown with...
(Cut to the inside of an oven as "Turkey In The Straw" plays in the foreground, wherein the camera symbolizes Eric Kurtzke placing Baked Potatoes in the oven and closing the door. However, the weight of what's in the oven falls, causing a crater in the Kitchen; it cuts to James looking down in the crater and shouting, "GUYS!" and walking away where the oven is revealing the Number)
TLOTA (V.O.):
The number one Thanksgiving Classic you have to watch is...
(Cut to clips of the MST3K Turkey Day Marathon over the years as James does a voiceover)
1)“THE MST3K TURKEY DAY MARATHON
TLOTA (V.O.):
For me personally, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, gets me in the mood for Thanksgiving than seeing the MADS send either Joel, Mike, Jonah or Emily in the Satellite of Love, some of the biggest turkeys known to cinema, and since Thanksgiving is the day we have our weight in turkeys, it fits it like that one relative that you know is coming and knowing their target is you for whatever they have on you. It’s a feel-good special to enjoy with the pies, the yams, green bean casserole, Cranberry Sauce, Baked or Mashed Potatoes, Rolls, and Turkey. Whether it’s the classic segments on YouTube, or what the people in charge of the series now have set for this year. I recommend you watch it, get the best idea about what Mystery Science Theater 3000 is about on the day that fits it the best: Thanksgiving. (Cut to James and everyone as they sit down for Thanksgiving.)
TLOTA:
Is there anything that I missed? Let me know in the comments section. So, today we are thankful that we made it through the year, and while yes, there is one last icon coming this December, I am glad we are here. So here’s to making it to the finish line to the American Icons and to this year! (Everyone raises their glasses and cheers, “To this year!” Cut to James) I’m James Faraci The Last Of The Americans and That’s my opinion! (The scene fades to black, then cuts to James in his office as there is a knock at the door.)
TLOTA:
It’s open! (Cut to Rowdy as he walks in.)
Rowdy:
Hey James. (Cut to James as he hangs up the phone)
TLOTA:
Hey Rowdy, what’s up? (Cut to Rowdy as he walks towards James)
Rowdy:
Everyone in our community is worried. (Cut to James)
TLOTA:
Well, it’s too little, too late. (Cut to Rowdy)
Rowdy:
What do you mean it’s “too little too late”? (Cut to James)
TLOTA:
Where were they when my family and I needed them for my brother's GoFundMe? Where were they when I disappeared and when I lost Alex? Did they even bother looking for me? Or when I needed them for a crossover? I’m done with them. (Cut to Rowdy)
Rowdy:
Look, I get what it’s like to be thought of with disrespect. (Cut to James)
TLOTA:
I know Rob from those Schmucks from Chicago said you weren’t talented. You have more talent in your left nostril than they do. (Cut to Rowdy)
Rowdy:
And I appreciate that you still care. But what is going on? (Cut to James as he stands up and looks at the only picture left.)
TLOTA:
Ten Years (Cut to a confused Rowdy)
Rowdy:
Ten years?! What do you mean by... Oh! (Cut to James)
TLOTA:
Yeah, OH! That season ended around this time of year, and they told me about their Christmas Special and their Patreon. I knew my credit as an associate producer was only good for that season, but I told them that they had my loyalty, and I would do right by them. You and I were adamant at that time to be better than those schmucks in Chicago and see if we could’ve poached all their talent, but a part of us were loyal to working with the talent from that site as a way to say “Hey, there’s plenty of room at the top of the mountain for all of us.” Meanwhile, I was slowly falling for Alex. I didn’t want to, but my heart was overriding my head. (Cut to Rowdy)
Rowdy:
I see where that is going. After that everything started to fall apart for you, by 2018 "Life As A Mermaid” was over, the company was kaput and then you expressed your love for her, 2019, around this time your brother Rob passed, 2020, need I say anything? 2021, Chad started to destroy your reputation with that horrible Daytime Talk Show which I should’ve done on TV Trash a few years ago, 2022, the failed Game Show Pilot that trashed you even further, 2023-2024, Mistress Net secretly and forcibly ended things, The Lost Review becomes your worst liked review, and then you just kept going and going. Now regrets are making you angry at a lot of things. Especially your loyalty to those who left that site, whilst at the same time, having loyalty to those who didn’t have your back. I’m not going to give you the whole “Nostalgia is toxic” speech, but you shouldn’t let your regrets let you make mistakes you might regret later. (Rowdy gets up and heads to the door)
Rowdy:
Just think about it. (Cut to James as he comes to Rowdy)
TLOTA:
We have been like brothers for so long. When things went wrong while I did give some distance, I did care. When we both had nothing but just a few elements of what we were doing, we encouraged each other to keep moving forward. Do we disagree? Yeah, but we settled things civilly. We are the ones who were misfits and yet here we are years later, and we stand atop a mountain not everyone says we should be atop of at all. I care about you like family, remember that. Especially with everything that might happen in the years to come. (The two hug it out like brothers.)
Rowdy:
So December?
TLOTA:
I will tell you in a few weeks what WE are doing.
Rowdy:
Screw the rest of those guys?
TLOTA:
Not yet. A very stupid part of me wants to try and salvage something, ANYTHING that can resemble something. You know what I’m saying?
Rowdy:
Yeah, I hear ya. Happy Thanksgiving!
TLOTA:
Happy Thanksgiving... (The two in unison say, “Stay Rowdy my friend.” laugh and Rowdy closes the door and James smiles as the scene fades to black.)
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