The script for FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE FINAL CHAPTER (1984) simply called for Crispin Glover’s character Jimmy to dance at the party—there was no elaborate choreography or intention to create an iconic scene.
Glover instead based the moves on the unusual way he danced in clubs in the early 1980s. He timed the dance to “Back in Black” by AC/DC, but producers couldn’t license it, so they replaced it with “Love Is a Lie” by Lion. The resulting mismatch makes Jimmy’s jerky movements seem even stranger than they originally did.
Friendly reminder: The Dodgers have a systemic advantage that no other MLB team has and it plays a significant role in how the sport ended up in the current situation.
Pat Summerall: "Nowhere are the fans more active or more vocal than they are in Washington."
John Madden: "Anytime you have a big game - and the Redskins over the years have been in a lot of big games - there's not a lot of better places to have it than right here at RFK Stadium. This is one of the good scenes in the NFL. And it's on grass and it's open... kinda reminds you really of what football is and what it's all about."
Things absolutely unheard of in the commie era. This description of Washington football is like something out of a parallel universe.
It's all dead now... everything that made us fall in love with the Redskins and that defined Washington football. The entire identity right down to "it's on grass and it's open." All ripped out and discarded bit by bit since 2020, accelerating in 2022 and culminating in 2030.
October 2, 1990
#Oilers#49ers
After missing a couple of plays, Montana returns and gets the 🏈 to John Taylor who breaks a tackle and goes 46 yards for the winning touchdown.
The #49ers break the #NFL record with their 12th consecutive road win.
24-21 #FTTB
ESPN: “There’s a girl working for us that doesn’t know who Barry Sanders is and gets a pedicure during live segments, but let’s fire the guy that’s been here 40 years instead!”