Episode 314 · Film year 1983

Joysticks (1983)

· 3h 27m

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Greydon Clark, Jon Gries
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Joysticks (1983)
Episode 314 · The Projection Booth
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Are you ready for some Totally Awesome Video Games?!?

We head to the arcade this week to discuss Greydon Clark's teen comedy Joysticks (1983) wherein the local gaming establishment is threatened by Mr. Rutter (Joe Don Baker). The film includes an incredible cast, featuring Jon Gries as King Vidiot.

Heather Drain (opens in a new tab) and Chris Cummins (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss their favorite games, arcades, and making their money the hard way... one quarter at a time.

Errata: Jeff Bailey is the name of the main character in Out of the Past, not It's A Wonderful Life. However, listening to the audio commentary of the Joysticks DVD does provide an It's A Wonderful Life connection...

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Labels: Chris Cummins Greydon Clark Heather Drain Joe Don Baker Jon Gries Nicholas Von Sternberg

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Music credits

  • "Pacman" - DJ Maul
  • "Joysticks" Theme Song
  • "Human Video Game" - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
  • "Pac-Man Fever" - Buckner And Garcia
  • "Pac-Man (Original Edit)" - Power Pill

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