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Riley Hamilton

Riley (with his mother in the background) in his sitting room playing on the computer.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Green

Riley Hamilton was the secondary antagonist of ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Danuel Pipoly. Not only was he a master school bully like Riverman or Eric, but was also responsible for hijacking Danny's anti-highway plans.

Now, Riley was fantastic at running, though obese, especially when it comes time to nearly cripple Danny and the gang. He gets impatient with Ben's elderly uncle and refers to them all as douches. Riley was best friends with Eric, but somehow hated Riverman, and was extremely eager for the building of the Shelly Super Highway.

Due to his eavesdropping habits, Riley would sneak on by and listen to the heroes' plans. At 3:00 a.m., he snuck into Tom's condo in a ninja suit and steal their handwritten battle plans nightly.

After the police incident, Danny, Ben, Nick and Emmet set up a CCTV and caught him. They knew it was him because of the criminal's excessive weight. The next day, the heroes stalked him as he walked into the church to use the phone. Danny choked him as Emmet tased him.

As they snuck him into Chloe's dad's car, they strapped him up to a BB pump and pulverized his head to bits.

It's unsure whether or not his parents and the police found his body, but he was definitely reported to the NCMEC. No doubt about it. Plus, his death scene was so graphic and realistic, it was by far the most violent and frightening scene in the whole of the film, Riverman's massacre aside. Hell, it almost gave the movie an R-rating!
Tom McArdle

Leslie Nielsen as Tom.

Tom McArdle was the eldest uncle and former roommate of his nephew, Ben. He appeared in the films ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** and ***Endgame.*** He was portrayed by Jim Backus in Class of '92, Leslie Nielsen (old) and Sam Rockwell (young) in Endgame.

***Teenagers 3: Class of '92***

He seems to be quite a minor character, even though as Ben's uncle, with his friends coming to bunk at the end. He appeared to be quite naive and elderly, especially when acting like a Methuselah towards Riley and his gang.

***Teenagers Endgame***

As he was driving, he went into a heart attack and lost control of the car. At the funeral, Danny's brother, John, came across his diary. As Ben read it, he realized his uncle's true self; a satanist.
Ben instantly went into full depression and turned into a psychopath, just as offspring.
Teenagers 3: Class of '92 (1993 film)

The original poster pressing from December, 1992.

### Production Company

TriStar Pictures/Spyglass Entertainment/Jerry Bruckheimer Films/Glass Ball Enterprises

### Adapted from

Teenagers: Class of '92 (1992 novelization)

### Budget

$15,987,365,000

***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** is a 1993 film directed by Mitch Packard Jr. based on Nicholas and Timothy Pileggi's 1992 novel of the same name. It was the final tale of the teenagers gang, in literature, that is. In 1997, the animated series aired on TBS, followed by ***Teenagers Party*** released in 1999, ***Teenagers Extreme*** in 2005, and ***Teenagers Endgame*** in 2009. This film was released theatrically from TriStar Pictures.

CAST:

Danny Karp as himself, Emmet Barry as himself, Chloe Darcy as herself, Maximus Battistella as himself, Benjamin McArdle as himself, Nick Waldrom as himself, Robert De Niro as Crouse, Jim Backus as Tom, Doug Lawrence as Sheldon, Arnold Schwarzenegger as Jonathan, Tom Cruise as John Jr., Bess Armstrong as Theresa, Danuel Pipoly as Riley, Mick Cranston as Riverman, Paul Yaverski as Eric, Tex Richmond as Arthur Anderson, Wesley Vianen as Perry, Patrick Pileggi as Jake, Will Henson as Morgan, etc.
A Day in the Life

A Day in the Life by The Beatles clear jukebox 45 RPM.

"A Day in the Life" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles that was released as the final track of their 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Credited to Lennon–McCartney, the verses were mainly written by John Lennon, with Paul McCartney primarily contributing the song's middle section. It is widely regarded as one of the finest and most important works in popular music history. It played in ***Teenagers Endgame*** immediately after Danny killed Ben.
Police Officer (Teenagers)

The police officer, with no name, is a minor character seen in the 1974 adaptation of ***Teenagers*** and mentioned in the novel. He was portrayed by Dennis Day.

## Overview

After Timmy MacKenzie is seen vandalizing a phone booth with the rest of the Lusthogs, the police officer pays a visit to his house to tell his parents. Timmy was shown to be nervous when the officer showed up at his door. His mother asks him to give his father a cup of coffee whilst she answers the door. The officer tells Timmy's mother about the phone booth and she calls his father over to hear about it. His father then angrily whips him off-screen as punishment.

## Trivia

* This police officer was Irish and spoke with an Irish accent. Although actor Dennis Day was of Irish decent, he never spoke with an Irish accent all his life, but director John Matthews wanted an Irish-American for the role.
* It is unknown why the police officer didn't stop Jimmy's father from whipping him with the belt. This is probably because whipping was an often form of punishment back in the 1960s and 70s.
Nevin (Court Boy 3)

## Nevin

Nevin speaking about Ben near the end of the movie. (Screenshot from the 2012 broadcast on CBS.)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Greenish-Yellow

"He treated me like I *am* a piece of s---, and it really bugged me because whenever I'd come to confront him, then he denies it." -Nevin about Ben.

Nevin was a minor character who appeared near the end of ***Teenagers Endgame.*** He was portrayed by Justin Keegan.

## Appearance

Nevin is a remarkably overweight teenage boy with brown bangs, slightly crossed eyes, crooked front teeth, red ears, green/yellow eyes, and clear caucasian skin. He wore a black t-shirt.

## Personality

Nevin is a pensive adolescent teen boy with a bit of a sensitive and forgiving personality.
Under My Thumb (song)

The Italian single release under the 'DECCA' label.

Under My Thumb is a popular classic rock song composed by the all+star British rock n' roll group, The Rolling Stones. It was released to their 1966 album *Aftermath.* It played briefly in a scene from ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** in the Hungry Jacks, abandoned and cold, as Danny and his friends starting hanging out and watching TV and eating stale fast food, and arguing.

LYRICS:

Under my thumb

The girl who once had me down

Under my thumb

The girl who once pushed me around

It's down to me

The difference in the clothes she wears

Down to me, the change has come

She's under my thumb

And ain't it the truth babe?

Under my thumb

It's a squirmin' dog who's just had her day

Under my thumb

A girl who has just changed her ways

It's down to me

Yes it is

The way she does just what she's told down to me

The change has come

She's under my thumb

Ah, ah, say it's alright

Under my thumb

It's a Siamese cat of a girl

Under my thumb

She's the sweetest, hmmm, pet in the world

It's down to me

The way she talks when she's spoken to

Down to me, the change has come

She's under my thumb

Ah, take it easy babe

Yeah

It's down to me, oh yeah

The way she talks when she's spoken to

Down to me, the change has come

She's under my thumb

Yeah, it feels alright

Under my thumb

Her eyes are just kept to herself

Under my thumb, well I

I can still look at someone else

It's down to me, oh that's what I said

The way she talks when she's spoken to

Down to me, the change has come

She's under my thumb

Say, it's alright

Say it's all

Say it's all

Take it easy babe

Take it easy babe

Feels alright

Take it, take it easy babe

TRIVIA: In the film, the original mono version played.
Rick

From the quad poster in 1973.

Rick is the protagonist and side-by-side narrator of the original 1974 release of ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Mike Dickson.

Ironically, he is 19 years old, along with all of his other friends, including Tommy, Barry (or Mr. Heartthrob), Mitch, Adrian, and many others. They are all trying to make up what they never did in all of their teen years before they all turn 20.

His mother was died of pneumonia when he was 17, his father is an alcoholic, and his paralyzed 18 year old brother works all through the day and has to take care of their dad whenever Rick isn't around.
Tom McArdle's car

How the car looked like in the junkyard.

This car was owned by Ben's Uncle Tom, who died in it by having a stroke and crashing it into a train. This was shown in ***Teenagers Endgame.***

Tom was driving it in one of the opening scenes, listening to The Guess Who. Due to his old age, he goes into a heart attack while driving and accidentally speeds into a running train car.

After the funeral, Danny chases a truck with two men stealing stuff that belonged to Tom. The truck led to a junkyard, where Danny sees Tom's obliterated car. When two men are fighting, he climbs in through the broken window.

As a crane took the car up into the air, the guard dog, Angel, jumped in, but Danny slits its throat before it attacked him. Danny manages to escape before the car is crushed in a hydraulic press.
Arthur Anderson

Arthur staring at Danny (off-screen).

Arthur Anderson was the man who founded Jellyfish Fields back in the mid-1970s. He may have been in his 20s back then. After handing the deed of his park to Sheldon J. Plankton, a few nights later, he committed suicide by jumping off of the Willis Tower in Chicago, Illinois, with a petrified Danny witnessing. He appeared in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** and was portrayed by Tex Richmond.
Teenagers: Class of '92 (1992 NOVEL)

The 2001 printed dust jacket.

***Teenagers: Class of '92*** is a 1992 novelization written by Nicholas Pileggi and his brother, Timothy, who wrote the n.circle tunes. Obviously, it was the main inspiration of the 1993 movie of the same name.

## Synopsis

School lets out for summer vacation and the school principal accidently hits a girl in the mandible with the car. After the incident, Danny, the main protagonist, rushes to his all-time favorite theme park, Jellyfish Fields, where you can find anything hidden around the valley and take it home for free. Unfortunately, he finds out that Jellyfish Fields is closing down because of the upcoming construction of the Shelly Super Highway. He rushes over to his friend, Emmet's, house to let his friends know about the situation.

Instantly, they work together as a team in order to boycott the construction of the highway and save their favorite landmark. It begins with a phonebook, where Danny searches for Arthur Anderson's location because *he* was the bureaucrat of the park. When Danny meets him, Arthur acts up and jumps off of the Willis Tower in Chicago, where the story takes place.

After that occurs, Danny and the gang goes over to the sign where it precisely said the fields were closing up shop. Max, a good friend, notices the name "Sheldon J. Plankton Enterprises" on the edge of the sign. He goes back to the phonebook and searches the name "Sheldon Plankton." They drive Max over to his apartment, where he shoots a man answering the door and interrogates Plankton. Unfortunately, that Plankton's full name was Sheldon *P.* Plankton. Therefore, Max scurries out of the room, the building, and back into the car.

Petrified, Max is scared he'd go to jail. Ben, other boy, assures him that it'll be okay and that if he happens to go to jail, they all will. The next day, there was a survey meeting involving the highway downtown. Everyone is pleased about the highway, except for Danny and the gang. Also, it turned out that the presenter of the meeting was the *real* Sheldon J. Plankton. Danny then gets scared and believes he's in for some trouble for killing someone else the night before.

*The night before, Danny steals Chloe's father's car to go hunt down another Sheldon J. Plankton. At the door, he befriends Shermy, Plankton's bodyguard, and stabs him to death with a fork. He rushes upstairs and shoots Plankton. After the deed is done, he speeds away in the car.*

To avoid any more spoilers, read it for yourself!
Becoming a West Marches DM

## Process

If you're interested in running West Marches games of your own, reach out to @WestMarches\_Questions on the Discord server. You'll be asked to participate in at least one WM game as a player to get a feel for how it all works and undergo a brief vetting process. Once accepted, you'll be invited to the WM DM Discord server, where the other DMs will get you oriented.

## Working in a Shared Setting

Because WM is a shared setting, it relies heavily on collaboration and open communication to continue running smoothly. For DMs, this means things like sharing game ideas in the DM server before running to ensure others are on board with the idea and it doesn't break the setting in any way.
Rrraarrrg! The Monster

Holy Mary, mother of--!

"Rrraarrrg! The Monster" is a ***Teenagers: The Animated Series*** episode from season one. In this episode, Emmet befriends a monster.

## Synopsis

Emmet is playing around one day, when he stumbles upon a few jugs of radioactive waste. He pulls out the rubber stopper, saying he could add it to his rubber stopper collection. This allows the green ooze to pour out and contaminate the weeds around the jugs. Emmet then starts playing with a snow globe until a big green monster hovers above him. Emmet hands the snow globe to the monster, showing him how to work it. The monster seems to have just as much fun as Emmet did with it. Then, Emmet and the monster smell each other's armpits, just to pass the time, and then they play a short game of hide and seek.

After playing a few rounds of jacks, Emmet jumps on the monster's shoulders and rides over to Danny’s house. Danny sees Emmet around the monster's neck and thinks he is being held hostage by him. He then has a flashback to a problem "just as bad" the day before, when he forgot his term paper. Emmet then introduces the monster to Danny, who finds out the monster's name is Rrraarrrg. Patrick says Rrraarrrg can live under his rock, but Rrraarrrg tries it and smashes Emmet’s house. Emmet and Danny then encourage him to go and smash Danny’s house. Trooper escapes the house right before it is destroyed.

He then smashes Edwin’s house and is put under captivity by the police. When a cop sneezes in the megaphone, Rrraarrrg goes berserk. He then goes through Chicago and the police finally catch him and drive him out of town. However, Danny has an idea.

They transport Rrraarrrg and Emmet to a snowy mountain to get ice for the students at the school cafeteria. Whenever a customer needs ice, Danny just calls Emmet for Rrraarrrg to smash a big block of it and to throw the cubes to the school when the ice machine is broken. The customer thanks Danny for the ice and Danny asks him to thank Rrraarrrg, leaving the customer in confusion.
Teenagers Series (World Timeline)

1964 - British rock n' roll groups grew more famous.

1965 - The year when USMC troops in Saigon declared the Vietnam War was "unwinnable."

1966 - The first Teenagers novel was published.

1967 - The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" was such a hit that they started making an animated film this year.

1968 - The year of the Tet Offensive.

1969 - Midnight Cowboy with Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman was released in theatres and was the first award winning X-rated film to get an R re-rating, next to A Clockwork Orange, two years later.
Barney the Lieutenant

Barney

Barney was a slight minor character from ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** He was portrayed by Bryan Sharp, who also portrayed Don in ***Teenagers Party.***

You may consider him as a villain because he was Col. Crouse's partner in crime. He worked as a second hand prison warden in Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys.

He never really spoke a word, but always obeyed his commander. His only memorable quote was before his death; "GOOD GOD!" When the building was about to explode.
Teenagers: The Animated Series

Danny, Chloe, Nick and Max in cartoon form.

***Teenagers: The Animated Series*** was a television series that aired on TBS in 1997. It aired new episodes every Friday night until its finale in 2002. They still air episodes on Comedy Central or [adult swim] on special occasions. Its main distributors were Enchantia Scorpia, Scully Productions, Paramedia, Telepictures and Warner Bros. Television. What's funny is that since the real actors were too old to voice act, their younger relatives did it for them.

TRIVIA:

Before the pilot episode first aired, TBS held an entire ***Teenagers*** Saga marathon, with its first three films.

Seasons One, Two, and Three were released on VHS.
John Williams

John Towner Williams is an American composer, conductor, and pianist. Widely regarded as one of the greatest film composers of his time, he has composed some of the most popular, recognizable, and critically acclaimed film scores in cinematic history in a career spanning over six decades. He composed the score for every ***Teenagers*** film. His best score work was the number "Shelly Super Highway" from ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.***
Sailor Mouths

"Sailor Mouths" was a series of deleted scenes from the film ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** It follows the story of when Danny and Emmet say "bullshit" in front of their former teacher, Mrs. Lee, who flips out and tries to convince the two to stop saying it because it was a cuss. They promise to quit it, until they go to Chloe's house to play foosball. Emmet continues to beat Danny, which triggers him to the point when he says "bullshit" again. Pretty soon, Emmet says it too. And so the two boys run to Mrs. Lee's house to tattle on each other. When they do, Mrs. Lee gets angry and forces them to clean out and paint her garage as punishment. As soon as Mrs. Lee drops a paint can on her foot, she loses it and begins to call out several swear words, such as f\*ck, bitch, cock, ass, rimjob, and the n word too! (The n word was only on the script! ;)) Danny and Emmet threaten to tell her mom about it, and they all had to clean out and paint *her* garage afterwards. Later, she bumps her head on a ladder and Danny, Emmet and Mrs. Lee believe that she swore while Tom's car horn blared. She didn't.

These scenes were cut from the movie because of both time restraints and its vulgar content. Mitch Packard Jr. wanted his motion picture to earn a PG-13 rating, but the MPAA simply told him that either he could remove the scenes or the film ends up with an R rating. Not to mention that any of these event occured in the novel either. On certain nights, before MTV would sign off for the night, the scenes were allowed to air on television. This circulated from December of 1992 to March of 1993. On the 1998 DVD releases and on Blu-ray discs, the scenes were added to the special features sections under the simple title "Sailor Mouths." In 2003, when the extended version was released to home video, all deleted scenes were included except for Sailor Mouths for both time and content and many other unknown issues. However, this wasn't the only deleted clip excluded from the extended version, you know; there *was* a scene in which Max and Chloe had sex, which was left **completely** unreleased.

TRIVIA:

On the U.K. DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K releases, Sailor Mouths was left in its standard VHS format edition with a vintage MTV screenbug. It even had the outro with the station ID, with an announcer saying "This is MTV, your favorite music video network. We now leave the air, but will return at 6 a.m. with another Beastie Boys music video."
Estuary Victims

The Estuary Victims were several different minor characters featured near the ending of ***Teenagers Endgame.*** They were best known as people who were on the verge of spilling the beans to Ben about his demented uncle, but all were hunted, and some were killed.

## Mickey Stacksborough

Mickey had known the secret of Tom McArdle ever since 1989 because his father was rumored to be a cop. He had been an acquaintance of Ben since 1987 and since he never brought Tom to justice, his was hunted down in the summer of 1993 and was obviously killed after Emmet force-fed him a beetle.

## Stan Lovejoy

Stan's grandfather had been one of the people in 1954 who had attempted to hunt Tom down. Unfortunately, Stan was caught in blame because *someone* thought it was a good idea to make a false accusation, but *someone* else wasn't. Therefore, Nick, Chloe, and another boy, Alonzo, beat him up and pulled his hair until his scalp bled. Then, after trying to explain the predicament to Alonzo, Chloe backed up her dad's car and crushed his foot. Afterwards, Stan was thrown into the Chicago River.

## Rob McDowell

Rob was one of the boys who used to taunt Ben whenever he walked past the Hungry Jack's. They would call him "killer's kiss," a "seafarer," and a "strangelove." (Apparently, these were mostly names for some of Stanley Kubrick's first few films.) After Ben was sacrificed by Danny, Rob's friends suddenly went missing.

Eventually, in the middle of August of 1993, Danny and Max found him at his father's hotel sunbathing. After Rob discovered them, the two chased him all around the pool area and Rob accidently fell into the hot tub while running. Max and Danny jumped in with him, stomped his chest down and drowned him.

## Joe Lyndon

    Joe's great aunt was a bit of an accomplice for Tom. Therefore, Emmet, Danny, and another boy named Ross met him at his car and bashed his teeth in with a stapler and suffocated him on his own blood with a plastic sheath.

## Peter and Francis Geraci

Peter and Francis, two college schoolboys, who had actually placed a grenade in between Tom's tailpipe of his car were located and the gang had driven the two out to a valley where they would "play guitar" for them. Really, Peter was bludgeoned over the head with Max's guitar, while Francis was being beaten in the chest and head with a massive shovel by Nick and Emmet. As Peter tried to crawl away in pain, Danny, Chloe and Max repeatedly smashed him in the back and skull with the guitar. With blood erupting from his ears, eyes, mouth and nose, Peter desperately tried to call out to his brother to run away, but it was too late. Francis had died after being jabbed in the teeth with the shovel. Soon, Chloe grabbed the guitar and viciously smashed the end of it onto Peter's head, killing him and cutting open his head.

After that, Danny's brother, John, who was working as a construction worker at the time, dug a hole in the earth with the crane and the kids buried the two dead brothers down into it.
Teenagers: Death Prison (1977 NOVEL)

Original dust jacket from the 1978 Australian release.

***Teenagers: Death Prison*** is the official novelization written by brainchild Nicholas Pileggi in late 1977. It was four years later obviously adapted into the second feature film ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** from Weinstein Pictures and Warner Bros., directed by John Matthews and Mitch Packard Jr.

It follows the story of Felix Flynn, a teenage boy who attempts to renovate his parents' house, but he did ask for permission, little did he know that his mother, Zoe, meant his *toy* house. The next day, after getting advice from a laid back construction worker, Zoe and her husband, Lawrence, make up their minds to send their son to a military home called Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys, ran by a sadistic, yet friendly on the outside, retired Vietnam drill instructor, Col. Crouse. On the way, Felix befriends another teenage boy named Ben, the worker's son, who was sent away for detonating a grenade at a gas station near his home.

When they arrive at the jail, Crouse instantly abuses the boys, especially Felix and Ben. Soon, Felix comes across the book called *How to Torture,* indicating that Crouse wants to kill them. Ben is killed, but Felix helps everyone out of the torture devices. Zoe actually finds a hidden advertisement of the prison and goes to help him. The place blows up and the boys drive away with a school bus.
Santiago

Saying something don't make it true!

> " What the hell, Cliff?" - Santiago
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Santiago, Ortega in the novelization, was a minor character seen in ***Teenagers*** as a minor antagonist. In the film, he was portrayed by Héctor Ramos.

## History

**Background**

Santiago is a major figure in the Varrios Los Aztecas outfit and operates out of a trailer near the banks of the Chicago River. His power extends throughout, as he and his gang control the drug and gun trades in Cook County, working alongside the Lusthog Squad and the Cook County Chapter of The Lost MC until the events of ***Teenagers***.

**Events of *Teenagers***

Sometime in 1974, the Sickened One launches a war between himself and the local Lost chapter after killing their leader, Johnny Clay, as well as a more than a few high ranking members; once he has wiped out the club's Slaine City headquarters, he decides to put an end to the Aztecas' control as well, thus putting himself and Lusthogs at the forefront of organized criminality in the region, briefly, alongside the Sweathog Squad.

Accompanied by a reluctant Santoro, the Sickened One drives to Santiago's trailer and, after Santoro's failed attempts to dissuade him, rams his Hi-Lux into it, pushing it into the river. Santiago, shocked by the Sickened One's actions, emerges from the water and questions his intentions. A shotgun-wielding Sickened One then tells Santiago that he is taking over Cook County and that the Lost and Aztecas are out of business. Santiago then tells the Sickened One that saying something doesn't make it true and that the Sickened One will be greenlit if he kills Santiago. The Sickened One shoots and kills Santiago at that point.
Cum On Feel the Noize

UK/European cover of "Cum On Feel the Noize".

Cum On Feel the Noize is a song by the English rock band Slade, which was released in 1973 as a non-album single. It was featured in the movie ***Teenagers*** when Santoro and the Sickened One confront Faken in his bedroom after betraying the group.

## Lyrics

* Baby baby baby! Yow! So you think I got an evil mind, well I'll tell you honey And I don't know why And I don't know why So you think my singing's out of time, well it makes me money And I don't know why And I don't know why Anymore Oh no So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild We get wild, wild, wild So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild At your door So you say I got a funny face, I ain't got no worries And I don't know why And I don't know why Say I'm a scruff bag well it's no disgrace, I ain't in no hurry And I don't know why I just don't know why Anymore Oh no So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild We get wild, wild, wild So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild At your door Yow! So you think we have a lazy time, well you should know better And I don't know why I just don't know why And you say I got a dirty mind, well I'm a mean go-getter And I don't know why And I don't know why Anymore Oh no So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild We get wild, wild, wild So come on, feel the noise Girls, grab your boys We get wild, wild, wild At your door So come on, feel the noise (come on, come on) Girls, grab your boys (grab your boys) We get wild, wild, wild (we get wild) We get wild, wild, wild (yeah) So come on, feel the noise (feel it, feel it) Girls, grab your boys (grab 'em, grab 'em) We get wild, wild, wild (we get wild) We get wild, wild, wild (we get wild) Come on, feel the noise (can you feel it, can you feel it?) Girls, grab your boys (feel the noise) We get wild, wild, wild (come on, get wild) We get wild, wild, wild (get wild) So come on, feel the noise (come on, come on, come on) Girls, grab your boys (feel the noise) We get wild, wild, wild We get wild, wild, wild

## Trivia

* This was the final song that played in the movie before the final shootdown. It wasn't featured on the soundtrack.
* One of the most notable covers of the song was recorded in 1983 by American heavy metal band Quiet Riot.
Joe

## Joe Dasani

"Joe. Joe Dasani. That's who we can count on. One good friend who's loyal to the very end."

## Physical description

### Eye color

Lime

Joe Dasani was a boy who appeared in ***Teenagers,*** portrayed by Tom Dunn.

## Rick's Redemption

The same night after the Sickened One brought death to both Andy and Craig McDouglass, infuriated Rick drove out to Ethan's house, planning to sabotage the deliveries for the Lusthog Squad at the Needham Control Center, uptown Chicago. Accepting the mission, Ethan offered to bring along a very stealthy boy along with them, Joe Dasani.

## Acception

Ethan drove Rick's car to Joe's deserted garage in Aurora, Illinois. There, Joe listened to Simon and Garfunkel's *Mrs. Robinson* while guzzling bottles of liquor. Rick instantly brought Joe's attention to the plan and then, Joe smashed an empty glass on the floor and put on shattered sunglasses. He says "let's roll."

## Bust

Two and a half hours after the Sickened One killed what was left of Rick's family, Rick, Ethan, and Joe made it over to the control office at both the right and wrong time. The walls had security beams to track if there was a sneaker, but the power was temporarily shut off at the time.

As the boys made it halfway up the wall, climbing, the security men in the control room ended some sort of procedure and proceeded to turn the power back on. In doing so, the power also turned the wall beams on again. Due to that, the three boys' feet tripped a beam and triggered the alarm. Security was on its way out as the two men continued to upgrade the electricity down in the basement. Rick and Ethan jump down, but Joe doesn't, claiming he's too drunk to jump down and land on his feet properly. Rick and Ethan force and plead for him to come down, then Joe decides to, but wants to count to three first. This all failed because as soon as Joe said "One... two..." security bursted out. One man raised a pistol and shot Joe and the chest, causing him to fall from the wall and into the corner, landing on the pile of rubble nearby. Ethan tried to give his friend chest thrusts and back blows, followed by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but Joe was already dead.

## TRIVIA

* The scene when Joe has to jump but tries counting to three beforehand, but getting shot and killed before he reaches three was a reference used in the 1993 science fiction film ***Jurassic Park.***
* In the novel, he died by being impaled on a spike in the ground, not a gunshot wound.
Eric Pullman

SHUT UUUUUP!

Eric Pullman was a minor / major character from ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** Next to Riverman, he was another bully to Danny and his friends, except they were in the same grade. He was portrayed by Paul Yaverski.

Eric would always be harsh on Danny and the gang, but mostly Danny. Even as a tormentor, whenever the kids have an event or something relating, Eric would participate, mostly to humiliate and demean them. It all ends when Danny shoots him down in the audience while being arrested for offending the highway and owning an illegal sitar.
Teenagers 2: Death Prison (1981 Film)

The original 1981 poster. (Includes Warner Bros. byline and logo).

***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** was the second film in the whole of the ***Teenagers*** series. It was directed by John Matthews and Mitch Packard Jr. based on Nicholas Pileggi's novel, which was written in Spring, 1977.

Most of the events in the film were indicated in the book. To learn some more, click here.
Mitch Packard Jr.

Packard during the shooting of Teenagers Party.

Mitch Packard Jr. (1957-) is an American film director who started working with John Matthews in 1980 for ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.***

He was the co-director for the sequel and the head producer for ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92, Teenagers Party, Teenagers Extreme,*** and ***Teenagers Endgame.*** He went to Moraine Valley Community College.

TRIVIA: He actually portrayed one of the blackjack dealers in the 1979 film adaptation of Nicholas Pileggi's other novel ***Lucky Man,*** however, he was uncredited.
Dream Policeman

"Oh, there you are!"

"You don't have any other options, Ben. This is what you've got. *This* is your life now."

The dream policeman, or also known as Austin, was a police officer who only appeared in Ben's nightmare in ***Teenagers Endgame.*** He was portrayed by Jack Terry.

## Nightmare

At the start of Ben's nightmare, he wakes to find himself in his own personal police office. Austin came in and told him that he was so eager for work, he forgot to pin on his badge. When Ben declares he never worked for the law, Austin said he's worked for it for the last seven years, stating that his nightmare took place in the year 2000.

As Ben, confused, tried to think, Austin told him that he was hopeless and that this was home. When Ben yelled that he wasn't as hopeless as people thought, Austin rushed him into the Item Production Hall, where Ben would really see how bad of a nightmare he was having.
Таланты

Таланты делятся на 5 классов, по шанцу стать официальным магом 1 ранга.

**5 класс** - шанс 90%

**4 класс** - шанс 50%

**3 класс** - шанс 10%

**2 класс** - шанс 2-3%

**1 класс** - шанс 0.1%

Считается что шанс стать магов есть только у 3 класса и выше, а остальные как правило остаются помощниками и подмастерьями.

Известен только один способ повышения своего класса, это познавание закона.
Emmet Barry (actor)

Barry as Jimmy in his 1994 film "Logan's Gone."

Emmet Barry is an American actor known for his role in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** as Emmet. He also starred in various movies and TV shows of the mid and late 1990s, such as ***Logan's Gone, I Get Nothing, Life on the Edge,*** and ***Ditchin'.*** He is also best known for his role as Pedro Francine in the CBS sitcom ***Flounderman.***
Tex

Tex speaking to his new friends.

Vinnie “Tex” Harold was a minor character from ***Teenagers***, who was portrayed by Patrick Rutledge-Simmering.

## Backstory

Originally from El Paso, Texas, Tex was a drifter who just moved to Illinois. Back when he lived in Texas, he got into a lot of trouble, hence his nickname “Tex”. His rival, a Texas outlaw known as Jack Jennings, gave him a lot of trouble and supposedly framed him for a bank holdup. Tex tells Rick, Little Johnny, Mr. Heartthrob, and Tommy that Jennings played mind tricks with the county sheriff to get him arrested, or at worst, exiled. He moved to Springfield to start anew and join a gang of tough teenagers. Tex was a well-known gunfighter himself.

## Background and Defeat

On a Sunday evening, Tex walked into the Slapsie Mackie’s dressed up like a cowboy. He focused on a pistol sitting in someone’s jacket by the coat rack. He expressed his admiration for the weapon, but then Mr. Heartthrob advised him to put the gun back where he got it, but Tex defends himself, saying he’s allowed to look at it and that he’s had a lot of experience with guns. He then introduces himself and joins the Sweathog Squad (which he stayed a part of for at least three hours before his death). Tex then tells the boys his story, his life and times in Texas, the trouble he's been in, and Jack Jennings.

Three hours later, when the bar is closed and the boys offer to help Jayjay clean up, Rick narrates that Tex helped along, but he "drank more than he stacked". Then, Tex exclaims that he wishes he could see Jack Jennings just one more time, and shoot him. Oddly, minutes later, a car pulled up in the parking lot and *the* Jack Jennings walked out and snuck into the bar. Tex meets Jack face-to-face, and just as Tex was about to draw his own personal pistol, Jack shot him with the gun in the holster, and killed him.

## Aftermath

Just after Tex is killed, Rick, Little Johnny, and Tommy try their best to revive him, seeing as he was only shot one time. Mr. Heartthrob is the bearer of bad news, and covers Tex's body with a tablecloth. Before Jack Jennings leaves, he flicks a silver dollar over to the boys, saying it was for his coffin or tombstone.

After Jack leaves, Pete scolds the boys, claiming that all they ever do is kill each other and beat each other up, much to Rick's mental dismay.

## Quotes

"Sheee-oot! I'd like to see that big ol’ yellow-bellied tough guy walk on in here. I’d shoot his gizzard out!” -Tex's most famous quote before Jack Jennings appears.

"Jennings!" -Tex's final line before his death.

## Trivia

* Author Nicholas Pileggi claims that cowboy TV series from the 1960s, such as *The Rifleman, Rawhide,* and *Have Gun - Will Travel* were the main inspirations for Tex's character.
* Tex's line "I'd shoot his gizzard out" is a likely reference to Patch's line "I'd like to tear his gizzard out" in the 1961 Disney film *101 Dalmatians.*
Morten Patrick

Morten Angus Patrick is a minor antagonist in the film ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Jimmy Scott.

## Backstory

Morten was a regular young adult residing in the Cook County Prison, with a *massively* sadistic manner. He had been arrested for vandalism and rape and back in 1972 when Officer Perkins fired his gun and ruptured Patrick's left eardrum, he had been a very moody beast of burden.

## The Lancaster Sentence

When Rick and most of the gang were arrested, Morten just abused all of them, but mostly Tommy. Now, Morten was like an impounded cop, except evil. He would beat the boys for even the SLIGHTEST reasons. Sometimes, when in the mood, he'd reach his hand through the bars, grab them by collar and threaten to them what happens to those who screw up big time and how he would like to rip out his own canine tooth and poke holes in their ears. Then, when Mr. Heartthrob spilled his coffee near Morten's way, Morten snapped and nearly attacked everyone, that is until the police restrained him and escorted him back to his cell.

TRIVIA:

A cultural rumor floating around is that he's Johnny Crust's uncle.
Anubis (song)

The single of the tune.

"Anubis" is a one-hit wonder\* performed by a funk group of the same name, Anubis. Not much is known about the song, besides it playing in ***Teenagers*** after Mr. Heartthrob and Rick are released from prison, and it was released in 1972.

\*The song was released on 45 RPM in 1972 alongside Anubis's flipside song "Ecology".

## Lyrics

Back on the river, now

Or, the mystery door

Back on the river, now

Our people were born

Back on the river, now

Everyone, there were

Back on the river, now

Let's be some service

Got a sign

Got a life

Give us strength

Give a sign

Brothers turn

to the past

find the truth

free at last

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S

Ooh, it's wrong or right.

Who's got the answers, black or white?

Brothers turn to the past

Find the truth, free at last

(Lemme hear you say it)

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S,

A-N-U-B-I-S

Awwwww

SHUCKS-Ah

Yeaaaaaaaaaaayayayayayaaaaaaaayayuuuh!

Woahooh yeaaahh

Turn around to the past

Find the truth, free at last

Oh, that's right!

Turn around

Give us strength

Give a sign

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/anubis-anubis-lyrics.html
John Matthews

Matthews in 1959.

John Matthews (1932-1990) was an American film director responsible for adapting ***Teenagers*** and ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** Unfortunately, he couldn't help Mitch Packard Jr. produce ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** due to his death three years beforehand.

Him and Nicholas Pileggi were very good, close friends. He even helped Martin Scorsese produce the adaption of another Pileggi novel, ***Lucky Man*** in 1979.
Purple Haze

German single picture sleeve.

"Purple Haze" is a song written by Jimi Hendrix and released as the second record single by the Jimi Hendrix Experience on March 17, 1967. As a record chart hit in several countries and the opening number on the Experience's debut American album, it was many people's first exposure to Hendrix's psychedelic rock sound.

It played in the 1999 film ***Teenagers Party*** when the gang talks in private about the plan.

LYRICS:

*Purple Haze all in my brain,*

*lately things don't seem the same,*

*actin' funny but I don't know why*

*'scuse me while I kiss the sky.*

*Purple Haze all around,*

*don't know if I'm coming up or down.*

*Am I happy or in misery?*

*Whatever it is, that girl put a spell on me.*

*Help me*

*Help me*

*Oh no, oh*

*Yeah, Purple Haze all in my eyes,*

*don't know if it's day or night,*

*you've got me blowing, blowing my mind*

*is it tomorrow or just the end of time?*

*Help me, yeah, Purple Haze!*
Mr. Darcy's car

The car parked in front of the church before Riley's reaping.

This car belonged to Chloe's father in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** Even though all of the gang were only 14, Danny knew how to drive it very well due to him playing "Master Driver Tycoon 360" at the arcade so much.

It was first used in the scene where Danny faces Arthur Anderson and watches his death. Eventually, Danny drives Ben to wrong Sheldon Plankton.

A few nights later, Danny sneaks it out to go to the *wrong* Sheldon J. Plankton's house. As the car was on momentary lockdown by Mr. Darcy, the gang had to ride the bus over to Sheldon Plankton Industries. They had to take the ambulance back home because Danny was indefinitely breathless.

Soon, after finding out Riley was in on the highway, they track him down and literally fife him to death in the car.

Near the end of the movie, Danny and Emmet drove over to Riverman's place in it while the rest of the gang went early by taxi.
Kirk Douglas

Douglas in 2019.

Kirk Douglas was an American actor, producer, director and author. A centenarian, he was one of the last surviving stars of the film industry's Golden Age. After an impoverished childhood with immigrant parents and six sisters, he made his film debut in The Strange Love of Martha Ivers with Barbara Stanwyck.

He is best known for his role in ***Teenagers*** as Craig, the drunken father of Rick, Andy, and the temporary foster father of Tiger.
Ben

Ben in Teenagers 3.

Ben McArdle was another protagonist of ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** and one of the *main* protagonists of ***Teenagers Endgame.*** He was portrayed by the real Benjamin McArdle in ***Teenagers 3*** and Richard Felpein in ***Endgame.***

He was another good teen boy hero in ***Teenagers 3.*** He was a huge help for the boycott of the Shelly Super Highway. His great uncle, Tom, allowed his best friends to live with them in the condominium.

Ben doesn't appear as an adult in ***Teenagers Party*** because it was heavily implied he was killed. And in ***Endgame,*** we finally figure out how.

After his Uncle Tom died, he read his secret diary he's kept his whole life and read about his uncle's *real* personality. He felt so anxious and ashamed and couldn't stop thinking about death because Tom was a murderer.

In a dream, he was dressed up as an old-time sergeant and was a prison guard. All of his friends were jailers and they all found various ways to kill themselves.

Soon, Ben started getting increasingly aggressive, mainly toward animals. Then, after killing a stray puppy, he became the hunted and everyone helped him get out of that trouble. Even Danny almost died for him, but it was worth it! After it was all over, Ben was so depressed.

Danny and Ben met together again at the Redector's Grove. He tried to comfort Ben by telling him about their upcoming exciting future. As Ben was thinking, Danny put him out of his misery by shooting him in the back of the head with *his* uncle's gun.

With Ben dead, the rest of the gang lived in perfect harmony.
Soul Fusion

Soul fusion and entwined souls are not the same.

When we made a soul contracts our souls got wrapped around each other like a knot, unable to be untied unless we achieve our aims. We can sense the mood of the other and the senses of the soul since our souls exist whilst pressed together, but when we are done, our souls will go each their way, unable to ever feel these emotions again.

A soul fusion is different, a soul fusion literally merges a part of our souls. Even when our goals have been achieved, and our souls are split from each other, we will keep this link. A slim part of my soul has merged into you and a part of your soul has merged into me. I have more of your soul than you have of mine since you just used your mental energy to replenish me.

We had our auras merged for so long, combined with me forcefully possessing our body must have been the trigger. Though it could only happen because we have a soul contract. Our souls were already so close and now they have fused together. This is actually a little miraculous!

Well. You will be able to use some of my power now that you have a portion of my soul. At least, you should be able to use my affinities to create much better skills than the pitiful Fire Spark you used before.
Jayjay

"But you have to leave. *Right. Now."*

Jayjay is a bartender who worked for the Slapsie Mackie's Bar & Grill in the film ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Maxwell Kenny.

Jayjay obviously seemed to dislike his job very much. This is so because in one scene, Mr. Heartthrob found an old photograph of Jayjay smiling happily and the comparison between him today and his photograph. He also seemed to dislike the teenage boy customers as well. Sometimes, he'd wear a pin which read "I REALLY WISH I WEREN'T HERE RIGHT NOW."
Andy

A photograph shown in the film.

Andy McDouglass was the slightly younger brother of the protagonist, Rick, with special needs. He appeared in ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Martin Carpenter.

Andy worked all the time at NASA and was constantly abused by his drunken father back when he was little. Whenever Rick wasn't home, Andy would be the one pulling his dad's weight. Even though he's a cripple, he learned how to get around, such as into bed without hurting himself, managing his body into a vehicle and close up his wheelchair. He even learned to drive by himself with his able right foot.

Back in the 60s, when his father's car was blown up by Rick, the man took it out on Andy and walloped him to the core. It would trigger Andy whenever his brother would get into trouble and *he's* the one who has to get him out of it. Overall, him and Rick did get along smoothly.

After work, both Andy and his high father were kidnapped by the Lusthog Squad and taken to The Sickened One's crib. They were both tied up and held hostage until Rick rushed over and attempted to stop him. It failed when their dad had a fatal stroke and Andy was stabbed in the abdomen.

While Andy was dying, Rick could only hear the final two words utter from his mouth and those words were: "Screw... you..." And after that, Rick threatened The Sickened One that he would avenge his family members.
Nick

From a clip of John Carpenter's "A Change of Scenery."

Nick Waldrom is one of the main characters of the film ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by the real Nick Waldrom, in ***Teenagers Party,*** he was portrayed by Warren Shikel, and in the animated series, he was portrayed by Joey Barbarino. In ***Endgame,*** he was portrayed by Mack Vestron.

Nick is very skilled with medicine and instruments. He works for car depots and had a son named Walter.
Teenagers (1966 novel)

Original dust jacket.

19-year-old Rick McDouglass tells his story of life as a tough teen. From his burning homes to his crippled brother, from his father's journalism career to Rick sabotaging the family car, all the way to him as a finalist-teenytopper. He would always hang out with his friends over at Smackie Mackie's, the special nightclub for those +18.

His group of friends is known as the Sweathogs, and their enemies are the Lusthogs. (Now, don't get me wrong. It's just like S.E. Hinton's ***The Outsiders******,*** is it not?)

Before they all turn 20, they want to make up and much as their 19-year-old lives by wasting each and every opponent. Whoever gets the most dead loses and the other team gets their fare share. (And a beautiful car.)

TRIVIA:

* Pileggi wrote this based on his life as a 19-year-old, although this is a realistic-fiction tale.
* After the producers carefully read the novel itself before shooting, they guaranteed the film was definitely going to receive an R-rating, especially with the six f-words written in the book. However, the movie only had one (inaudible) f-word, and yet, with the extreme amount of violence, the movie still received a PG-rating.