Terkel In Trouble

**Terkel In Trouble** is the fourth episode of Season 7 of Theater Junkies: Dan & Friends' Film Reviews and the TBA episode of the series. It was originally uploaded to VidSpace on February 21, 2017. The episode's plot involves Dan and his friends, having been lifted from the R-rated film ban their parents put on them at the end of the Season 6 finale, Sausage Party, reviewing the UK English dub to the Danish adult animated film, Terkel In Trouble.

## Description

Like Pertwee's Doctor when the Time Lords lifted his exile, Dan and his friends' parents have lifted their ban on reviewing adult/R-rated films after the review on Sausage Party, and to celebrate, this may come as a shock to you, but Sausage Party wasn't the only 3D animated film to be made for adults. All the way from Denmark, an adult-animated film, Terkel In Trouble, was actually the original "R-rated 3D animation", even if the Scandinavian film rating system is confusing, deeming the film for kids. In case you don't get it, Dan and his buddies are celebrating their R-rated film freedom's release by reviewing this crazy film. "Family film of the year." Yeah, right...

## Plot

The episode begins with Dan and his friends entering the studio to see that their lock on R-rated/adult movies has been lifted from their parents. Realizing that their parents have forgiven them for reviewing Sausage Party and given them back their freedom to review adult-animated movies, the five decide to celebrate by reviewing an adult film, but are not sure which one to pick. Choki suggests Fritz The Cat, but Dan tells him that they could get shut down by VidSpace for reviewing a pornographic film, Logan suggests Dark City, but then remembers that they already reviewed it. Dan then gets the idea to review an adult film from Scandinavia. He then goes to a shelf and pulls out the British DVD for the Danish adult animated film, Terkel In Trouble, He then goes on to tell them that while he was showing of his British souvenirs during their review of The Magic Roundabout, he had forgotten to tell them that he also bought a DVD copy of Terkel In Trouble and explains to them that before Sausage Party, Terkel In Trouble was "presumably" the first R-rated CGI-animated film, even if there was no rating in Scandinavia that was labelled "R". Logan tells Dan that he had actually learned about the movie when he first discovered that Sausage Party was going to be R-rated and looked more into adult 3D animated films, and explains that in Scandinavia, the film was actually rated 11 & up due to the confusing rating system in the Scandinavian region. Choki then explains that Scandinavian people tend to mature quickly than Americans and explains that the 11 rating there actually means that a Scandinavian is old enough to be exposed to adult material. He also explains that the 16 rating there is basically "their equivalent to NC-17". Everyone, now interested, all agree to review the film and point out its controversial material.

After the film ends, Dan and his friends point out that the movie "truly" was the first R-rated 3D animated film and all agree that should there be another Danish adult animated film like Terkel, they will review it. Choki then tells them that he bought a rockabilly record from Denmark during a trip there once and plays it to them. The song is later revealed to be "Witch Doctor" by Danish band Cartoons, which prompts everyone to start dancing to the song.

## Trivia

* Due to the rarity of the film's two English dubs, the film was actually ripped from the UK DVD of the film.

## Transcript

*Main article: Terkel In Trouble/Transcript*