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I'd Love to Change the World

This is the cover art for the 7-inch single "I'd Love to Change the World" by the artist Ten Years After. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to the label, Columbia Records, or the graphic artist(s).

### Source

Teenagers 3: Class of '92

I'd Love to Change the World is a number by the indie British blues-progressive rock group Ten Years After from their sixth studio album, *A Space in Time.* The song is by far their most famous tune. It was featured in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** after Danny gets beaten up by the FedEx guy. However, this was one of the songs not featured on the original release of the soundtrack, but on the platinum edition from 2003.

LYRICS:

Everywhere is freaks and hairies

Dykes and fairies, tell me where is sanity

Tax the rich, feed the poor

'Til there are no rich no more?

I'd love to change the world

But I don't know what to do

So I'll leave it up to you

Population keeps on breeding

Nation bleeding, still more feeding economy

Life is funny, skies are sunny

Bees make honey, who needs money, Monopoly

I'd love to change the world

But I don't know what to do

So I'll leave it up to you

World pollution, there's no solution

Institution, electrocution

Just black and white, rich or poor

Them and us, stop the war

I'd love to change the world

But I don't know what to do

So I'll leave it up to you
Shermy

Shermy attempting to friendly greet Danny.

Shermy was a man who lived with the wrong Sheldon J. Plankton, acting as his caretaker while he's still addicted to drugs and alcohol. He was played by Andy Covich in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.***

Shermy was living with his hunted friend until Danny showed up and killed him by manslaughter. He was very friendly and helpful, yet slightly naive. As soon as he told Danny where Sheldon was, Danny instantly tackled him and jabbed him to death with a metal fork.

TRIVIA: In the novel, Shermy's name was Leslie, but producer Mitch Packard Jr. thought it would add *too* much humor to the plot. "The bandana and quirky glasses were good enough," he said. "We didn't need his name to be a bisexual term."
Mouth

Mouth showing off his rotting teeth.

"And then there was Mouth; he was a good guy. Mouth, we called him that because he always forgot to brush and floss."

- Rick describing Mouth.

Eddie "Mouth" Ray was a minor teen boy who appeared in ***Teenagers*** and the novel. He was portrayed by a young Dennis Rockman, but it was left uncredited.

## Background

Mouth showed up among other notable teenage friends in the Lusthog Squad, as Rick named a few of them at the beginning of the movie, Mouth being one of them. Mouth was named "Mouth" because of his clear poor dental hygiene. He never brushed or flossed his teeth, leaving them yellow and decaying. Mouth was supposedly one of the few teenagers who robbed O'Hare International Airport in 1972. He was never seen again for the remainder of the film.

## Trivia

* According to IMDb, Mouth was played by Dennis Rockman, who was left uncredited because Mouth was a minor character with only one line and one appearance.

* In the novel, but not the movie, it was stated that due to his lack of dental cleansing, Mouth suffered from gingivitis.
Theresa

Theresa at Stacey's house.

Theresa Flynn is a major character in ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** as Felix's older sister and a supporting character in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** as Danny's mother. She is portrayed by Kaley Cuoco as a teen and by Bess Armstrong as an adult.

In the beginning of ***Teenagers 2,*** she was locked in the garage while her father was tied up outside the garage. She was very arrogant and hated Felix; called him an 'evil brother.' When her mother saw what Felix had done, she was forced to send him away. Theresa was so happy.

After the first few weeks without Felix, Theresa began to feel depressed. At her best friend Stacey's house, she started singing about their relationship, which only made Theresa feel worse. When her boyfriend, Adam, came by, they saw a commercial about the jail her brother was at. They decided to go and rescue Felix.

On their way, Felix was already escaping the evil Crouse in a bus with his traumatized friends. When Theresa saw him, she gave him a big bear hug, ending the movie after she whispered "I love you."

In ***Teenagers 3,*** Theresa was an adult to two kids. She has gotten older and, heavier. She was married to John Karp, portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. She'll still talk about Felix sometimes.
Врождённые заклинания

Заклинания которые маг создает в себе при переходе на следующий уровень. Они активируются без задержки, моментально. Высшые тихники медитации подбирают заклинания самостоятельно, без воли мага.

##### Особенности

У Чернокнижников, их врождённые заклинания как правило связаны с их родословной. А также при имении особо чистой родословной можно при прорыве на следующий ранг получить 2 врождённых заклинания.

#### Примечание

На Южном Побережье, при переходе на 1 ранг, большинство магов выбирают защитные заклинание, и их самостоятельный выбор заклинания и является одной из причин по которой им весьма сложно даются последующие повышения ранга.

1. ↑ Единственный представленный пример подобного это ГГ.
Tiny Dancer

The original 45 RPM of "Tiny Dancer."

***Tiny Dancer*** was a song composed and performed by Elton John. It was hit #17 of the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony. The tune played in ***Teenagers.***

After the casino marauder makes his way to the bathroom when his ruse gets out, Mr. Heartthrob, Rick, and Tommy smash his head against the wall and killed him. "Tiny Dancer" played over the speakers from the jukebox.

TRIVIA: In some international releases of ***Teenagers,*** "Tiny Dancer" wasn't to be accepted into the motion picture because of some copyright infringement issues around the world. Therefore, the song was replaced with ***Atlantis*** by Donovan.

* The alternate international cut with ***Atlantis*** is shockingly similar to the scene in the 1990 film ***GoodFellas.***

## Lyrics

Blue-jean baby

L.A. lady

Seamstress for the band

Pretty-eyed

Pirate smile

You'll marry a music man

Ballerina

You must've seen her

Dancing in the sand

And now she's in me

Always with me

Tiny dancer in my hand

Jesus freaks

Out in the street

Handing tickets out for God

Turning back

She just laughs

The boulevard is not that bad

Piano man

He makes his stand

In the auditorium

Looking on

She sings the songs

The words she knows

The tune she hums

But oh, how it feels so real

Lying here, with no one near

Only you and you can hear me

When I say softly, slowly

Hold me closer, tiny dancer

Count the headlights on the highway

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day today

Hold me closer, tiny dancer

Count the headlights on the highway

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day today

Blue-jean baby

L.A. Lady

Seamstress for the band

Pretty-eyed

Pirate smile

You'll marry a music man

Ballerina

You must have seen her

Dancing in the sand

Now she's in me

Always with me

Tiny dancer in my hand

Oh, oh, how it feels so real

Lying here, with no one near

Only you, and you can hear me

When I say softly, slowly

Hold me closer, tiny dancer

Count the headlights on the highway

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day today

Hold me closer, tiny dancer

Count the headlights on the highway

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day today
Thirty Days in the Hole

Single cover.

"30 Days in the Hole" is the seventh single by English rock group Humble Pie, from the band's 1972 Smokin' album. The song received moderate radio airplay at the time but failed to chart. However, it gained a following on album oriented rock and classic rock radio formats and consequently it remains one of Humble Pie's best known songs.

It played in ***Teenagers*** just after Ethan and Little Johnny kill Doc after he betrayed them and got married.

## Lyrics

Alright, alright, alright, alright yeah

Chicago Green, talkin' 'bout Red Lebanese

A dirty room and a silver coke spoon

Give me my release, come on

Black Nepalese, it got you weak in your knees

Sneeze some dust that you got buzzed on

You know it's hard to believe

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

That's what they give you

Thirty days in the hole

Newcastle Brown, I'm tellin' ya, it can sure smack you down

Take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor

It's got your head spinnin' round

If you live on the road, well there's a new highway code

You take the urban noise with some dirt with poison

It's gonna lessen your load

Thirty days in the hole

That's what they give you now

Thirty days in the hole

Oh, yeah

Thirty days in the hole

All right, all right

Thirty days in the hole

How you doin' boy

You here for thirty days

Get, get, get, get your long hair cut

And cut out your ways

Black Nepalese, it got you weak in your knees

Gonna sneeze some dust that you got buzzed on

You know it's so hard to please

Newcastle Brown can sure smack you down

You take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor

You know you're jailhouse-bound

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Oh, yeah

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days, thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole

Thirty days in the hole
Angel the Dog

Tough dog with pretty name.

Angel is a very grizzled junkyard watchdog just WAITING for a troublemaker. He was portrayed by Dakota, who appeared as a cameo in the Disney film ***Snow Buddies.***

## Angel vs. Danny

After the bitter funeral of Ben's uncle, Emmet spotted two creepers hauling some of his uncle's belongings into a van. As they drove away, heroic Danny chased after them, eager to know what they're up to.

The van pulled into a junkyard, *Near Mint Junkies,* where Tom's car was being held. When the two men, Harry and Vincent, argued over it, Danny sneaks into the car to search for some secrets. As Harry starts to salvage it, with *Danny* hidden in the front seat, Angel rushes up to the window, hanging from it, as Danny attempts to fight him back. Eventually, Harry calls Angel down and he isn't seen for the rest of the movie.
Danny

Comic-con snapshot.

Danny Karp is one of the main protagonists of ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He is portrayed by the real life Daniel Karp! In ***Teenagers Party,*** he is portrayed by Edgar Nielsen, as an adult. In ***Teenagers Endgame,*** he is portrayed by Skyler Page. In the animated series, he was voiced by Colin Dillon.

He is brave, funny, encouraging, serious, self-centered (sometimes), and important. Most of all, he's intelligent. He can do just about anything and go anywhere. He's also very skilled of guncraft.

Danny also suffers from type one asthma. He is also very accident prone. That doesn't stop him from going to high limits, though. Danny may as well have a short temper, like when he shot Eric down and murdered Riverman.
Fox on the Run

Fox on the Run is a song recorded by the British rock band Sweet for their 1975 album *Desolation Boulevard.* It was featured in the Operation Daisy sequence in ***Teenagers*** along with *What is Life* by George Harrison, which both have the same kind of tempo. It played when Rick called Santoro up at his house to tell him to call the airport from a payphone, which he doesn't.

## Lyrics

I - Don't Wanna Know Your Name

'Cause You Don't Look The Same

The Way You Did Before

O.k. - You Think You Got A Pretty Face

But The Rest Of You Is Out Of Place

You Looked Allright Before

Fox On The Run

You Scream And Everybody Comes A Running

Take A Run And Hide Yourself Away

Foxy Is On The Run

F - Foxy

Fox On The Run

And Hide Away

You - You Talk About Just Every Band

But The Names You Drop Are Second Hand

I've Heard It All Before

I - Don't Wanna Know Your Name

'Cause You Don't Look The Same

The Way You Did Before

Fox On The Run

You Scream And Everybody Comes A Running

Take A Run And Hide Yourself Away

Foxy Is On The Run

F - Foxy

Fox On The Run

And Hide Away

F - Foxy

Fox On The Run

You Scream And Everybody Comes A Running

Take A Run And Hide Yourself Away

Foxy Is On The Run

F - Foxy

Fox On The Run

And Hide Away

Fox On The Run

Fox On The Run

Fox On The Run

Fox On The Run...

## Trivia

* The film was released in 1974 but this song was released a year later. The original '74 demo version was used in the film.
* Another popular adolescence film this song was featured in was the 1993 film ***Dazed and Confused.***
Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys

Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys was a modern-day concentration camp/military school for young imprisoned teenage boys, such as Felix, Ben, etc. It was run by Col. Crouse and his deputy, Barney; as well as many other guards. It appeared only in ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison,***and Danny's dream in ***Teenagers 3: Class of 92.\****

## Foolproof

On the prison's official flyer, it was named "Sun Fun Island: The Happiest Boarding School in History," which was a con in order for Crouse to collect more and more deranged teenage boys to slaughter. By the time the bus escorts the boys to the hill, where the prison is hidden beneath, they are instantly mistreated and put to work at the nearby obstacle course. All of the prisoners are forced to work and work and no play at any cost. Any boy who objects goes to the cell of shame.

## Status and Secrets

Hidden in the building's basement is a room with several lockdown chairs, with the cushions stained with blood, and in the gateway is a mass pit of saws and soap, in which after the boys are sliced up and their remains are sent down the chute, the saws are washed and steralized. In a hidden room, there is a huge throne built out of various books and on the throne sits a deceased boy's skeleton, holding the book "How to Torture " and in its mouth is an old cigar.

After the boys successfully escape, Crouse falls into the riverbend under the jail, the place explodes and the hill covering it resembles some sort of volcano.
Riverman

Riverman and his friends in one of Danny's flashbacks. (In the extended cut ONLY.)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Green

Riverman was a master school bully and cheat who appeared in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Mick Cranston.

He used to bully and harass Danny and his friends when they were only 9 to 11. He decided to host a dinner party on Halloween night in 1992 to apologize.

Danny did not like him after all. Riverman did happen to get cocky with him, causing him to leap over the table and try to choke him. Chloe calms Danny down and croons him to the bathroom to cool off.

When Riverman went in to check on him, Danny pretended to be a catatonic, or something. That being said, Riverman strapped Danny up to the toilet with his old Koala Kare supplies from when he was a baby. He locked Danny in there, unaware that he had a severed soda can cap, which he used to escape.

Riverman was just having a ball with the others, until he mumbled something terrible, demeaning to *them,* under his breath. As everyone left because of this, Danny hid behind the wall with a sword sheath. He marched over to Riverman and whacked him in the face, breaking his nose.

He continued to beat the bully with the sheath until he was fully unconscious. Danny dragged the body into the bathroom, locked him in there, dropped the key down the drain and cracked open the HALON system with that bloody sheath.

As Danny tried to escape, the HALON invaded a power outlet, triggering a massive fire party. When Max helped a breathless Danny out, he saw Riverman's dead body on FIRE, blowing over towards the edge of the staircase.

The next day when the gang went to investigate what Danny and Riverman were involved in, Riverman was just a huge black circle on the damaged floorboards, covered in ashes, pieces of decayed bone and the horrid, putrid smell of burned human flesh.
Millie Perkins

Millie today.

Millie Perkins is an American film and television actress probably best known for her debut film role as Anne Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, and for her supporting actress roles in two 1966 westerns, The Shooting and Ride in the Whirlwind, both directed by Monte Hellman. She played Maisie McDouglass in ***Teenagers.***
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Johnny Clay

Scott Hill as Johnny Clay.

> "I messed up."
> - Johnny's final words.
>
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Johnny Clay was a minor character as seen in ***Teenagers*** and the novel it was based on. Johnny was portrayed by Scott Hill. He served as the leader of the Lost biker gang of midwest Chicago.

## Events of ***Teenagers***

In June 1974, Johnny decided to finally confront the Sickened One after the latter was on a date with his girlfriend, Alyson, once again. Unfortunately for him, the Sickened One just found out that his rival gang, the Sweathogs, on the north side of Chicago (which is much more juvenile-crime filled than the south), had just made a deal with some mules, just after Ethan and Little Johnny killed Doc, and he snaps, throwing Johnny to the ground, smashing a Mountain Dew bottle against his face, then repeatedly stomping on his head as Ron, Santoro, and Alyson all watch in shock. The Sickened One then leaves the scene with Ron and Santoro to deal with the rest of The Lost chapter, leaving Alyson to mourn over Johnny's dead body.

Johnny is later mentioned briefly by the owner of the Cook County Ammo House branch owner, Emmett, stating that Johnny wasn't that bad of a guy, but then the Sickened One tells Emmett that he has a bit of Johnny on his foot if he is "pining for a reunion" with him.

## Personality

Johnny was relaxed and laid back most of the time. In the novel, it was clearly stated that he wanted to think all plans and actions through and didn't want to make any risky decisions. He was very easily angered and often became aggressive and violent when provoked.

## Trivia

* Johnny's name is an obvious reference to the main character of Stanley Kubrick's 1956 film ***The Killing*** of the same name, portrayed by Sterling Hayden.
* Johnny was the fourth person in the movie to be killed. The first was Bald-Headed Aaron, the second was Doc, and the third was Fallon.
Santoro

From the quad poster in 1973.

Maxie "Santoro" Santana was the secondary antagonist of the 1974 movie ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Eric Kauffman.

At first, Santoro was a bright soul, acting so naive and special and happy. He swore to Rick and Mr. Heartthrob on his late father's life he wouldn't fire a gun in his life. Of course, he lied.

He always seemed to be on the Sweathogs' side, that is, until his villainous lifestyle was released when he shot Jordan Rios in the arm and brutally gunned him down and blew up the 1964 luxury Sedan signed into Billy's mom's life.

Ever since then, he began to ambush some Sweathogs all the way until his death near the end. He was killed by Cliff Ruben, or mostly known as "The Sickened One."

TRIVIA: In ***The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part,*** did you know Rex Dangervest's character was basically inspired by this very character?
Sammy the Dog

Sammy trying to befriend Ben.

Sammy the Dog was a minor animal character appearing in ***Teenagers Endgame.*** He was played by Rover Dog, who also starred in ***Beverly Hills Chihuahua.***

As Ben was walking, depressed, down the street of Morgan Park, he came across a little cute stray puppy who wanted to be his friend. Bitter, Ben denied exception of friendship and moved away.

Misunderstood, Sammy followed him, which only made Ben feel more hateful to him. Ben began to yell at Sammy. Ben started to sprint away, unknown that Sammy was hot on his trail.

When Ben fell over and cut his knee in the MacSanchez Grove Alley after running, he saw Sammy walk up to him and lick his hand. Enraged, Ben grabbed a rusty screwdriver and began to brutally stab the dog to its death, with petrified people watching. Ben had killed Sammy, through slight inspiration from his crazy deceased uncle.

TRIVIA:

Apparently, this scene took place on the same date Santoro killed Jordan in the first ***Teenagers***, the 17th of July.
Teenagers (1974 film)

## Teenagers

The original film poster from 1974. (Some copies were re-edited from time to time to fit the timeline, such as the "PG" also included "Not suitable for Pre-Teenagers" at limited variations.)

### Budget

$5K

***Teenagers*** is a 1974 crime, drama, thriller, action/adv. film directed by John Matthews, based on the classic 1966 novel by Nicholas Pileggi. It stars Mike Dickson as Rick, the protagonist and overall hero, Kirk Douglas, Jon Hansen, and others. It was released by Paramount Pictures.

Not only does the movie have a senseful, yet amazing plot, it also has an incredible soundtrack, like ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** It includes popular songs such as Mrs. Robinson by Simon & Garfunkel, Tiny Dancer\* by Elton John, Have You Ever Seen the Rain? by CCR, and People are Strange by The Doors. It also features classic doo wop songs from the 50s to the early 60s, such as I Like it Like That by Chris Kenner and 16 Candles by The Crests.

## Plot

It follows the story of a young boy named Rick, who describes his love of being a teenager and how him and his friends have many things to do before they turn 20 and how joining a club called the Sweathog Squad wasn't as fun as he thought it would.

\*In Wales and Scotland, this song was replaced with Atlantis by Donovan.
Nicholas Pileggi

Pileggi in 1963.

Nicholas Pileggi (1940-2013) was an American-Canadian author born in New York and died in Mississippi of COPD.

He is best known as the author of the whole ***Teenagers*** novelization series (1966-2001) and author of ***Lucky Man*** (1975), which isn't a part of the series, but is included in the Teenagers Nostalgia DVD and VHS collection.

His inspiration for writing the first novel was of how life in his era was. His older brother, Timothy, helped him write ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** and the songs included in both that book and the 1993 film adaption.
Mars

Mars's enthusiastical smirk.

Mars is a minor character who appeared in the movie ***Teenagers*** when Rick first discovers the Slapsie Mackie's Bar & Grill and gets arrested later on. He appeared through the timeline circa. 1969-1971. He was portrayed by Owen Pickett.

## Meeting Rick

After Rick turned 14 years old, he discovered the bar while trying to steal cash from a pickup truck. Mars catches him and gives him a job, and paid him if he was eligible to park customers' vehicles. By the end of each month, Rick claimed he had at least $75.

## Trouble

While working for Mars at the bar, Rick, now 15, learned how to smoke cigarettes. Soon, he became addicted and was suspended for doing it in the school's boys' room. Because of the punishment, Rick's dad assaulted him to a massive pulp and Mars became concerned when Rick came back the next week with a gash over his temple.

## Promotion for Rick/More Trouble

Around June 1970, Mars promoted Rick out of the car-parking business and paid him to deal huge packets of cigars, cigarettes, and anything else to smoke to citizens walking by. Later, undercover police officers detained Rick for it, saying he was "underaged." Petrified about Rick getting beaten by his father, Mars gathered up a plan. His adult brother Teddy pretended to be Rick's dad in court. After that, Rick was given a $50 bill by Mars. He thought he'd be mad at him, but no. Mars gave him some advice; "never rat on your friends and *always* keep your mouth shut." Soon after, Rick was allowed to park cars again.

## Mars's Departure

In March 1971, Mars left town and never came back. Therefore, Rick didn't see the point of working at the bar anymore.

TRIVIA: In the novel, his real name is said to be Stuart. In the movie, Mars's friends teased him and called him "Mars Bars Candy Bars," because Mars is an actual candy factory.
Ky'nasha

"Nuttin'na worry about, man."

Philip "Ky'nasha" Jones was a 19-year-old half-supporter of the Lusthog Squad, who just wants to cover the Sweathogs' butts, that is, until he was killed by Santoro in the film ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by JJ Yoast.

## Life and Death

After the deaths of Rick's brother and father, he ordered some help from men as an ambush gathering towards the ultimate downfall of the Sickened One and the rest of the Lusthogs. He even got Ky'nasha to help, but apparently, he was a dear friend of the Sickened One but hated the Lusthogs anyway.

When Santoro found out, him and Ethan go over to Ky'nasha's apartment, where Santoro slaughtered him with a silenced pistol, as Ethan looks on in shock.
Willy

"You'll find out."

"No matter how fast you are, there's always somebody faster."

Willy was a minor character who briefly appeared in ***Teenagers*** and was mentioned in the novel. He was portrayed by Brian Deacon.

## Overview

Willy was to a mother from Sicily and a father from London. He was born with glaucoma, which caused blindness. His disability caught the attention of bullies at school, but Willy was determined not to let anything get him down, especially bullies.

Willy first entered the Slapsie Mackie's at age 17 to start his dream of becoming the youngest blind gambler. He made friends with members of the Sweathog Squad and thus became a part of the gang. He helped organize heists.

## The Fastest

One day, a punk known as Reef Blower entered the Slapsie Mackie's in search of the one named Fallon, who was said to be the fastest teen gunner in town. Reef Blower wanted to prove *he* was fastest, and proved it he did, as Fallon was tempted into a duel but was too slow in drawing his gun. Reef Blower shot and killed Fallon and boasted as himself being the fastest.

However, Willy spoke up and said he wasn't, in fact, the fastest. Reef Blower approached Willy, who was sitting at a table nearby and drinking beer. Reef Blower repeatedly asked Willy who was really the fastest, to which Willy replied "you'll find out". Reef Blower waved his hand in front of Willy's face, realizing he was blind. Reef Blower, confused, asked Willy how he knew someone was faster than him if he was blind. Willy's excuse was that no matter how fast Reef Blower was, there was always somebody faster. The film cuts to a clip of the Sickened One shooting bottles with Johnny Clay's girlfriend Alyson.

Willy was never seen again in the film, nor mentioned again in the book.
Elevator Man

Hello.

This man is a very minor, yet comical character from ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was shown operating the elevator headed for the roof of the Sears Tower, where Arthur Anderson was planning to commit suicide. He was very kind towards Danny on his way to the roof, even though they didn't speak to each other.
TBS (Turner Broadcasting Service)

TBS is a local television UHF broadcasting network owned by Turner Broadcasting. It is the home network for the live broadcasts of ***Teenagers: The Animated Series.*** In 1997, before the pilot episode first aired, TBS held a massive ***Teenagers*** Saga marathon; from movies one to three, because this was obviously before ***Teenagers Party*** was released in cinemas in 1999.
Keep Yourself Alive (song)

A-side label for the UK vinyl single

"Keep Yourself Alive" is a song by the British rock band Queen, which played throughout the Operation Daisy sequence in ***Teenagers.*** Written by guitarist Brian May, it is the opening track on the band's eponymous debut album (1973). It was released as Queen's first single along with "Son and Daughter" as the B-side. "Keep Yourself Alive" was largely ignored upon its release and failed to chart on either side of the Atlantic. It was also re-released as the non-album B-side of "Lily of the Valley" in 1974.

## Lyrics

Take off

I was told a million times

Of all the troubles in my way

Mind you grow a little wiser

Little better every day

But if I crossed a million rivers

And I rode a million miles

Then I'd still be where I started

Bread and butter for a smile

Well I sold a million mirrors

In a shopping alley way

But I never saw my face

In any window any day

Now they say your folks are telling you

Be a super star

But I tell you just be satisfied

Stay right where you are

Keep yourself alive, yeah

Keep yourself alive

Ooh, it'll take you all your time and money

Honey you'll survive

Ow

Well I've loved a million women

In a belladonic haze

And I ate a million dinners

Brought to me on silver trays

Give me everything I need

To feed my body and my soul

And I'll grow a little bigger

Maybe that can be my goal

I was told a million times

Of all the people in my way

How I had to keep on trying

And get better every day

But if I crossed a million rivers

And I rode a million miles

Then I'd still be where I started

Same as when I started

Keep yourself alive, come on

Keep yourself alive

Ooh, it'll take you all your time and money honey

You'll survive, shake

Ow

Keep yourself alive, wow

Keep yourself alive

Oh, it'll take you all your time and money

To keep me satisfied

Do you think you're better every day?

No, I just think I'm two steps nearer to my grave

Keep yourself alive, c'mon

Keep yourself alive

Mm, you take your time and take more money

Keep yourself alive

Keep yourself alive

C'mon keep yourself alive

All you people keep yourself alive

Keep yourself alive

C'mon c'mon keep yourself alive

It'll take you all your time and a money

To keep me satisfied

Keep yourself alive

Keep yourself alive

All you people keep yourself alive

Take you all your time and money honey

You will survive

Keep you satisfied

## Trivia

* Keep Yourself Alive is one of the best-known songs in the soundtrack of the film. However, it didn't appear on the original soundtrack album of the film.
* Shortly after the movie's release in May 1974, the band Queen was given $300 as a thank you for allowing them to use their song in the movie.
* When director John Matthews was looking for a good song to fit the Operation Daisy scenes, it was Raymond Donathan, who played Mr. Heartthrob, who suggested this song.
* Keep Yourself Alive is the first single to be released by Queen.
I Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You

45 R.P.M

This was a song used for the soundtrack of ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** It played during the Jellyfish Fields flashback clip. The image of the vinyl record in the infobox was a promo copy. You can tell because of the scan code on the sticker. B-side: "Escaping the Watertower."

From the album "The Gang's All Here!" in 1971. It was originally released in 1972.

TRIVIA: Another Cooper Collins Group song played in another Daniel Karp movie in 1996 called "A Whiter Shade of Pale." Did you know that?
Baby Tiger

Tiger was an infant from ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Olivia Colman.

While Rick was shooting out random people, he shot a pregnant woman who was about to give birth and her husband. Out through her pants crawled out a little adorable baby. Rick decided to take care of the orphan for what it was worth.

However, Rick was forced to give him up later near the end due to the simple fact that he is simply unable to take care of him, for he owned dangerous weapons, his brother was in a wheelchair, and his dad was an alcoholic.
Sweet Virginia (song)

## Sweet Virginia

Mick Jagger (left) and Keith Richards live on stage at the madison Square Garden in December, 2012.

### Source

Teenagers 3: Class of '92

Sweet Virginia is a song by the British rock group the Rolling Stones, recorded for their slightly mediocre album *Exile on Main Street.* It was used for ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92,*** next to Under My Thumb, when Danny found himself growing conscious in the back seat of Jake and Morgan's car.

LYRICS:

Wadin' through the waste stormy winter

And there's not a friend to help you through

Tryin' to stop the waves behind your eyeballs

Drop your reds, drop your greens and blues

Thank you for your wine, California

Thank you for your sweet and bitter fruits

Yes I got the desert in my toenail

And I hid the speed inside my shoe

But come on, come on down Sweet Virginia

Come on, honey child, beg you

Come on, come on down, you got it in ya

Got to scrape the shit right off your shoes

Yeah, I want you to come on, come on down Sweet Virginia

I want you to come on, come on down Sweet Virginia

I want you come on, honey child, I beg you

I want you come on, honey child you got it in you

Got to scrape that shit right off your shoes

But come on, come on down Sweet Virginia

Come on, come on down, I beg

Come on, come on down, you got it in you

Got to scrape that shit right off your shoes
Teenagers 2 (TRIVIA)

In 1980, when the movie was about to be created, Robert De Niro came to John Matthews in person and asked for the role of Col. Crouse. He thought he was perfect for the role. When Matthews declined, De Niro barked an order for him to stand up straight, which frightened Matthews. De Niro had gotten the part.

When Felix's house was supposed to be set up to look like the near completion of a condominium, Matthews and Packard Jr. actually had to hire an actual construction crew.

Actor Jamie Kennedy, who portrayed Billy, had to see a doctor twice during filming, fearing his eardrum had been blown out during the explosion.
Tom Cruise

Thomas Cruise is an American actor and film producer. He has received several accolades for his work, including three Golden Globe Awards and nominations for three Academy Awards.

He portrayed John Karp, Danny's big brother in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.***

## Tom Cruise

Cruise after filming "Mission Impossible: Fallout" in 2018.
Chloe

"Nobody had the guts to face off the quick wits of Plankton, Danny."

Chloe is one of the deuteragonists in the novel and movie ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92,*** along with the followed sequels, ***Teenagers Party*** and ***Teenagers Endgame.*** She was portrayed by the real Chloe Darcy in ***Class of '92,*** Marianne Bell in ***Party,*** and Liliana Mumy in ***Endgame.*** In the animated series, she was portrayed by Hanna Jasmine.

## Personality

Chloe was always shown to be friendly, considerate, helpful, but very very lazy. Most of all, she was awkward and clumsy. Both her and Max were soulmates all the way to adulthood, when they got married and had children. According to the 1992 paperback, she was one of Danny's first ever friends. She also has a younger brother named William, who was never shown once on screen. Plus, Chloe had a major appetite all her life, which caused her to grow very hefty as an adult. She was always sarcastic.

## Physical Appearance

As an adolescent teenage girl, she was a tad bit curvy with a slender, sexy body, and brunette hair. As an adult, she had grown obese due to her excessive love for junk food and heavy lack of exercise. (That kind of resembles Theresa's character for a start.) This was what caused Danny and Emmet tease her by calling her "Stubby."
Fallon

"I'm Fallon."

Fallon was a minor character from ***Teenagers*** and its novel. He was portrayed by Daniel Alexander.

## Overview

Fallon was supposedly a member of the Sweathog Squad with a title of the fastest gunslinging teenager. This caught the attention of Freddy "Reef Blower" Cannon, a member of the Lusthog Squad, who claims he was the fastest gunslinging teen.

## Death

Reef Blower entered the Slapsie Mackie's to confirm his suspicions (shortly after Mr. Heartthrob and Scruffy Beard's lover duel). He asked two guys who were playing cards and smoking cigarettes where he was. They didn't answer; they simply stopped what they were doing and went back into the kitchen to get Fallon.

A minute later, Fallon, a young boy wearing a wrinkled flannel shirt, appeared from the kitchen and introduced himself. Reef Blower then stated his business, to see who truly was the fastest gunner in the building. At first, Fallon declined this confrontation as he didn't want the scene to turn ugly, but Reef Blower tempted and pushed him. Just as Fallon was about to draw his pistol, Reef Blower swiftly drew his own pistol and fired three shots at him. Fallon fell backwards into the shelf of whiskey bottles and slumped down dead. Reef Blower triumphantly spun his pistol before picking up an empty bullet casing and tossing it over to his rival's body.

Reef Blower then introduced himself to everybody else in the bar watching him, claiming that the Lusthogs had personally unfinished business with the Sweathogs and it would be finished by the end of the summer. After reclaiming his title of the fastest gunner there, Willy, the blind teenager, denied his beliefs of him being the fastest. Despite his impairment, Willy knew that Reef Blower couldn't possibly be the fastest. After taking one look at him, Reef Blower scoffed in disbelief. Willy's simple excuse was that no matter how fast Reef Blower was, there was always somebody faster.

## Trivia

* Fallon and Reef Blower's confrontation is very very similar to the opening duel scene from the 1956 western film ***The Fastest Gun Alive*** starring Glenn Ford. The victim's name was Fallon and their conversation was very similar to the one heard in the movie.
* Fallon's death was the third death in the storyline. The first was Bald-Headed Aaron, the second was Doc, and the fourth was Johnny Clay.
Lawrence Flynn

Hostage.

### Relatives

John Sr. (son-in-law), John Jr. (grandson), Danny (grandson), Peter (great grandson), Hansen (great, great grandson)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Hazel

Lawrence Flynn can be considered, well, a minor character from ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** He didn't appear too much in the film; only in the opening sequence. He was portrayed by Thomas Corally.

Lawrence seems to be quite negative, considering, lazy, gullible, and awkward. Especially when Felix tied him up and forced him to watch him and the construction workers tear apart the house. When Zoe, his wife, arrives home, he thinks of the demolition of his house as a slight work in progress, that is, until, it collapses due to the carelessness of Felix.
Центральный континент

Самый большой континент Мира Магов. Колыбель магии, имеет огромное количество энергетических ресурсов. На много больше Южного Побережья

На нем существует три главных силы на центральном континенте. **Чернокнижники**, **организации обычных Магов**, практикующие разнообразные высокоуровневые техники медитации, и **академии**, где между собой перемешиваются различные силы. Все они контролируют более **70%** всех ресурсов и земли всего континента. Остальное занимается странствующими Магами и другими видами…

Из высокоуровневых магов там проживают, +-20 магов Сияющей Луны, и +-4 мага Расветной Зари, а также множество магов Утреней Звезды, и не одного существа закона.
Felix

Felix in the death prison. (Rare photograph!!)

Felix is the main protagonist of ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** and supporting, but minor, character in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Kevin Tracey and Kieran Nicholson.

After destroying his house by accident, he was sent away to Col. Crouse's House of Wayward Boys. Him, his best friend, Ben, and many other boys of their age were treated horribly by Crouse.

He was put to work instantly after fixing up a bunk bed with Ben. Unfortunately, Felix and Ben were to do more labor than anyone else. Suddenly, Felix notices a book called 'How to Torture,' implying that Crouse was planning to kill every boy in the jailhouse.

When they were about to be executed, Ben sacrifices himself so Felix could escape and the others, too. He saves them and they all make off with the bus.

TRIVIA: As mentioned in the next film, he moved to Dallas, Texas.
Operation Daisy

The P-Head Stuff

"No fresh out of water drama, no Nightmare Before Christmas bullshit, just a **regular** nightmare." -Little Johnny Angler.

Operation Daisy was a mission run by both Mr. Heartthrob and "the man," who resides in New Zealand, in which the Lusthog Squad was watching out for a box filled with money, alcohol, and drugs. However, the Sweathog Squad has to escort it to Pennsylvania, where two men will bury it out on the beach near Lake Erie.

It started at approximately 8:00 a.m. on June 8. First, Rick had to use the Ant-Farm to pick up some silencers from Little Johnny to match the pistols Randy purchased from the Ace Guncraft Shop. Unfortunately, Randy turned them down because they weren't the correct sizes.

Afterwards, Rick had to visit his aunt's house to feed Tiger. Then, he had to go pick up Jakir from the funeral home and drop him off back at the bar. Mr. Heartthrob reveals the dough with the guys and they all split up. Rick drove Santoro over to his home with Andy, who was sick. There, he told Andy to go pick up their dad from the pub and put him in bed. Afterwards, Andy was to cook up a turkey with clean barbecue dressing.

Next, Rick and Randy drove over to Lincoln's for some gear and two choppers bound for New Jersey for convenience. Lincoln ordered for Dom and Terry to drive out and watch some cops. That way, they could keep Officer Perkins and the rest of the police force away for the remainder of the mission.

Meanwhile, Mr. Heartthrob and Tommy go grocery shopping with rummy cubes in their back pockets. Having no money, they bribe the cashier with the rummy cubes. It backfires.

With *What is Life* by George Harrison playing, Rick calls the house to make sure everything's okay, to tell Andy to drown the breasts of the turkey. With Santoro on the phone, Rick goes into a rage fit because of Santoro's cockiness. He specifically tells him to call the airport for their round trip affair from a payphone, but Santoro does the exact opposite and calls from the *house.* (:0

As soon as the gang comes over to Rick's to inhale the turkey, they get prepared to leave for the plane. At the final minute, Santoro tells Mr. Heartthrob that he needs to borrow the Ant-Farm in order to go home and get his "lucky scarf" and how he refuses to board the flight without it. Outside the door, Dom and Terry are sitting on the porch in handcuffs. When the team gears up in the van, Mr. Heartthrob realizes he had forgotten the P-Head stuff (which is drugs, money, and liquor in a cardboard box labelled 'BBBXYXXY doubleXXAGBGBSX').

When they pull up to the bar, there are squad cars everywhere in the parking lot. When they get inside, the police turn on the back headlights and hold the boys at gunpoint. That being said, everyone was arrested. This was how the Lancaster Sentence began.

## Trivia

This scene is arguably one of the best scenes with a great soundtrack. The main song for the scene is Keep Yourself Alive by Queen, as well as some other songs that played, such as Fox on the Run by Sweet, and I'm Your Hoochie-Coochie Man by Muddy Waters.
Arnold Schwarzenegger

Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger is an Austrian-American politician, actor, filmmaker, businessman, author, and former professional bodybuilder. He served as the 38th Governor of California from 2003 to 2011. As of 2019, he is the most recent Republican governor of California.

He portrayed Jonathan Karp, Danny's father in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.***

## Arnold Schwarzenegger

Schwarzenegger after the filming of "Aftermath" in 2017. (Taken in Melbourne, Australia)
Волшебники

Волшебники, это те кто использует плетение для создания и запасания заклинания. В отличие от арканистов и магов, не способны создавать заклинания без внешней помощи. Они запасают заклинания за сутки. Однако они не способны запасать заклинания до бесконечности и количество **слотов** ограничено, и оно начинает расти вместе с рангом. Именно поэту волшебнику заранее надо предугадать заклинание, которое может понадобится. И после этого с помощью назначенного жеста и команды, можно активировать готовую модель заклинания. С пустыми слотами, волшебник ни чем не отличается от простого человека. Именно поэтому, волшебники создают **свитки заклинаний**, которые надо просто разорвать, для исполнения эффекта заклинания.

Для заклинания каждого ранга существуют свои слоты. Для заклинаний 5 ранга, слоты 5 ранга, и тд.

А также существуют артефакты, которые могут повысить количество слотов определённого ранга. Но максимальное количество слотов одного ранга даже с артефактами - 9

Некоторые волшебники строят башни - **Башни Волшебников**

Волшебников 20 ранга и выше, называют **легендами**. А их заклинания легендарными.

### Примечание

Волшебников которые пользуются Плетением Теней, называют - Теневыми Волшебниками.
The Wente Brothers

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## The Wente Brothers

The brothers just SECONDS before their simultaneous death.

### Relatives

Each other because they are all brothers.

## Physical description

### Weight

Slender

The Wente Brothers are minor characters, who were obviously minor antagonists because they were killed in an ambush from the rest of Sweathog Squad at the end of ***Teenagers*** and its novel. (In the end credits, it said they were played by "The All-Night Dance Crew."\*)

## Overall & Demise

In the film, it was unknown why the Wente brothers were killed. It was, in fact, stated by Mitch that they were no good scumbags. According to the novel, they once stopped by at the Slapsie Mackie's Bar & Grill, snuck into the winner vault, and stole $23,000, which led to their long-awaited death.

Even though the gang were all 20-year-olds now, Rick decided to have one last showdown before they move on with their lives. In the old, dented, rusty Ant-Farm, they parked at least 30 feet away from the window of the room the Wentes were in. The crew armed themselves with whatever was left of the demolished gun rack, posed behind the van, and fired at will, similar to the ending of the 1967 crime/romance film, ***Bonnie & Clyde.*** [1]

Shortly after the killing, the Sweathogs tiptoed their way into the destroyed, bloody room through the broken window, stared at their work, and then, the movie ended as soon as the police were coming.

TRIVIA: \*The All-Night Dance Crew was an Australian dancing group who worked for nightclubs at 10:00 p.m. in Australia from 1973 to 1985.
Brendan Santiago

Brendan conversing with Zoe (offscreen).

Brendan Santiago is a minor character and also the father of Ben in the film ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** He is portrayed by Paul Tibbitt.

He is best known as both Ben's dad and one of the lead construction workers on Felix's house-to-condominium. When Zoe loses it because of it, Brendan informs her about Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys, where he sent Ben for stealing a car or two. (Only mentioned in the novel.)
Zoe Flynn

Scolding Felix.

### Relatives

John Sr. (son-in-law), Danny (grandson), John (grandson), Peter (great grandson), Hansen (great, great grandson)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

Zoe Flynn is a major character from ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** She was the mother of Felix and Theresa. She is also the grandmother of her daughter's children, Danny and John. Not to mentioned that she was married to Lawrence. She was portrayed by Marilyn Coughlin.

When she came home from work to see her home being reconstructed by order of her lastborn Felix, she was enraged and confronted Felix. After finding out her daughter was right about him all along, she sent him away to Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys, unaware of his fate.

When she finds Felix in the bus wreck, she immediately embraced him.