Saturday May 27, 2006

Lopetop Theater - Series One, Episode The First

Tonight on Lopetop Theater . . .

We check in with our close personal friend Lucia Pamela (may she rest in peace) for a rare live performance of her stone cold classic “In the Year 2000.” It’s like she had a crystal ball.
Agent Rod Brickman defies the odds and save copyright from evil-doers. But who will win?
The original incarnation of Television performs a blistering version of “Foxhole”.
In our feature presentation, Heat Vision and Jack, featuring Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Christine Taylor and Ron Silver as “Ron Silver,” we learn the truth about man and motorcycle.

Tonight’s Lopetop Theater was made possible by the generous sponsorship of Top Brass Dandruff Cream, Panasonic, and Coca-Cola.

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