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What is West Marches?

West Marches is a collaborative setting at the P&PGA, with multiple DMs working together to bring games to a wide array of players. It runs in the Dungeons & Dragons 5e system. Each game is its own one-shot, but the setting is continuous throughout the year—you can bring back your characters with all of the loot and consequences from previous games! There is no experience necessary to join West Marches. The DMs are happy to help people learn the setting and the system.

## Playing in Games

West Marches games operate on a priority-based system. If you didn't play in a West Marches game last week, you have priority this week, etc. As such, we encourage people to expect that they will be able to play in West Marches games a maximum of once every other week.

## Discord & RP Channels

West Marches has a number of channels on the club Discord in addition to weekly games. Participation in these channels is entirely optional. Whether or not you've read through any of them, you're welcome in our games! For more information on how the RP channels function, see the page on RP Channel Rules.

## Setting

### Archipelago

*Main article: Archipelago*

Freeport: a city without a centralized government or legal system, controlled by an ever-changing coalition of guilds, gangs, and other factions.

Kairos: the heavily bureaucratic City of Law and Order, known for pushing the definition of rules and regulations to an extreme degree. The ruling noble class and their institutions have maintained a tight grip over the island and its colonies for centuries.

Kanara: a city of many faces, most recently the City of Lights and of Spirits, Kanara has faced many difficulties over the years but has consistently arisen victorious, its people's spirits tested but never broken. Sunk beneath the waves, it's protected from the sea by a magical barrier.

### Continent

*Main article: Continent*

New Gork: home of the Adventurers' Guild, this flying city is a hub for traveling, trade, and experiences with the unknown. A town for all types of people from all over the world, the one thing you may never find in the city is a dull moment.

Crater Agricultural Township: a tiny but growing settlement in the crater left behind from New Gork's ascension. It's populated by naturalists, researchers, and gardeners who seek to cultivate the continent's dangerous, magical flora as a food source.

Livbringaren: a former satellite settlement of New Gork located deeper in the jungle. Despite its smaller size, it has significant technological defenses.
SPIRE

The Security Protocol for Intra-archipelagic Responses and Emergencies (SPIRE) was created as part of the Kanara Accords to uphold and enforce international law.

## Divisions

SPIRE has two divisions: the International Archipelagic Court (IAC), which tries cases involving international law, and the Peacekeepers, an agency tasked with enforcing international law as laid out by the Accords.

## Jurisdiction

SPIRE has jurisdiction within the borders of all signatory parties of the Accords, as well as in international waters and lands.

## Relations with the Adventurers' Guild

Although a proposal was put forth for the Adventurers' Guild to collaborate directly with SPIRE and allow the Peacekeepers unrestricted access to the guild's spaces, the guild ultimately opted to maintain its independence and its members' privacy. This was a controversial move, as many felt it meant the guild was refusing to be policed, but the guild and its members remain subject to all laws as apply to any other organization within the archipelago, and the Peacekeepers can still enter its premises to make an arrest as they could any other private property.
Merfolk Kingdom

A merfolk kingdom exists somewhere off the coast of the continent, although its inhabitants are somewhat secretive and its exact location is unknown. It's ruled by a king and has friendly relations with New Gork.

## Geography and Architecture

The merfolk kingdom is somewhat small, essentially a capital city surrounded by villages of farmers and craftsfolk. The villages are made of living coral, arranged in cave-like lattices to provide shelter from predators. The city itself is made of coral as well, organically grown in massive structures, creating stunning underwater architecture with artwork everywhere. Some of the architecture appears to have windows at first glance, but upon further inspection, these are actually entrances further into the merfolk's buildings.

The city also functions as a three-dimensional underwater hub, with merchants lining the streets from end to end and from surface to seabed. Bioluminescent kelp and algae light the city, both around the city and in a dense mass above. Just outside the city is a ranch, as well of a park consisting of tubes of coral and other substances, forming an underwater acrobatics course.

## Culture

The merfolk are a rather relaxed and sociable people. They live largely peaceful lives under the protection of their king. Life in the villages is idyllic, and life in the city is only slightly busier. They are, however, quite wary of outsiders. People in the streets are likely to swim away or hide in buildings when unfamiliar visitors appear, until they are reassured that the newcomers mean no harm. Once reassured of this, they are a very curious people, always asking questions about the world outside their kingdom.

## Farming

The merfolk raise kelp, coral, algae, anemones, clams, and several other species that are useful as food, building materials, or decoration. They also herd many species of fish throughout their reefs for use as livestock.

## Transportation

Created by the continent's wild magic and further enhanced by the merfolk's casters, fast-moving currents span the city, allowing for much quicker travel than simply swimming.

## Notable Figures

* King Quezinaru Kallistanis, the monarch and protector of the merfolk in 2323, and a proud specimen of his species; his skin flashes in blues and greens, the webbing of his tail and hands shines with an iridescent light, and his head frill gleams with a reflective reddish-orange hue (NPC)
* Drexin Kallahwu, the merfolk ambassador to New Gork in 2323 (NPC)
Kairosian Nobility

The nobles make up the majority of the upper class of Kairos, working in key positions throughout the government and Kairosian institutions. Many are either human, elven, or a mix between the two races. Nobles can be born into a house or brought in from outside the social class.

## Noble Names

All nobles follow a similar name structure. A noble's first name is followed by their house name, followed by a chosen name that symbolizes an important part of their history or mentality. Nobles who have not reached maturity or have not yet chosen a name will have the third name of "Juvenis".

## Noble Houses

Nobles are often arranged into clan-like family structures known as houses. Houses are often associated with an aspect of Kairosian industry or society, such as metalwork, enchantments, or shipbuilding. Each house also has an associated sigil or symbol that represents them. A list of known Kairosian houses can be found below.

### Major Noble Houses

* Adamantius
* Tannius

### Minor Noble Houses

* Ardulae
* Asturius
* Caldius
* Calnell
* Macerus
* Novellius
* Sudrenus
* Terlimon

### Defunct Noble Houses

* Bezos
* Parius
* Umbrus
D' Book Man

D'Book Man is a Robot for that Promotes The Virtual Company "D' Book" a Clear Parody of Facebook.

D'Book Man first appears in The Episode "an Alien without a U.F.O" (Season 1 Episode 2)

D'Book Man's Powers are to Promote Garbage to Your Account whenever you log on to D'Book. D'Book Man Can't do anything physical to Melay, which makes him one of the most funniest villains in the show ever.
Great Storm

In early 2324, at the conclusion of season 3, a massive storm was spotted brewing in the desert past the mountains north of New Gork, gradually moving closer. When first seen, although from some distance, it was apparent this was no ordinary storm, as it appeared to be shot through with more than mere lightning—a storm of wild magic.

It was feared the mountains would not stop a storm of this nature and magnitude, and such fears were soon proved true as the storm continued advancing toward New Gork. Alboba, New Gork's Head of Infrastructure, and Danara, the Head of the New Gork Forge, together took charge of protecting the town. Danara traveled to the City of Lights, an abandoned underground city perhaps half an hour's travel from New Gork, and was able to control the ant-like constructs that still remained there to aid in fixing the air filtration systems and at least render the topmost levels breathable. Alboba constructed protective windbreaks around New Gork along with a number of bridges in the City of Lights to connect the rooftops that were now usable following Danara's efforts.

As the storm neared the town, the citizens evacuated to the City of Lights, and a small adventuring party set out into the storm itself in hopes of finding anything they could do to stop it or at least mitigate its effects. This party included Ilmia, a facet of the changeling Reign; Isiah; Riley Acton and Lachlan (hawk familiar); Marmor, a facet of the changeling Swii, and Teus (owl familiar); Pan; and Auris Sunwolf Oretharos, Eirian (owl familiar), and Gwrtheyrn Titanqueller (giant wolf summoned steed). Of this group, only Eirian was permanently lost; Lachlan and Teus fell to the same lightning flare but were able to be resummoned.

At the heart of the storm, the party found something tangible, something that reached out to strike at them, and so they struck back. Eventually, they defeated this elemental force, and Ilmia, who already housed the ancient storm Eskrinos within herself, absorbed the last remnants of it, and the storm dispersed.

## Geographical Effects

The storm was observed to completely transform the landscape in certain locations, seemingly at random. The peaks of two mountains were observed to have swapped locations; a desert-like area sprang up in the middle of the jungle; lakes disappeared and reappeared in entirely different places. Thankfully, the storm dissipated before changes of any such magnitude reached New Gork.

## Mutations

Many of those who were exposed to the wild magic of the storm for extended periods of time developed physical mutations, including changes in coloration, enhancement of the senses (at times to a debilitating level), and growth of new limbs (wings were the most commonly observed, and were not fully functional).
Dragonsreach

Dragonsreach was a failed settlement on the continent before New Gork. It has since slipped into the Shadowfell. In 2329, during season 3.5, a party of adventurers discovered two red shadow dragons in the ruins. Though one was killed, the other is suspected to have subsequently been taken into the care of the bronze dragon Ilburniiaza.
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Early Designs, and concepts

Early Devolpment isn't always gonna be what the final product will be!

so that i bring you "THE EARLY DEVOLPMENT OF ALIEN INTERLOPER"

"Melay" was changed drastically because the

    design resembled something simmilar and just looked weird..

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?: That the show was gonna be a kids show? until the creator thought that it would be funny for it to be an adult comedy.

Did You Know?:  That the show was rejected by multiple studios because of its controversy.

Did You Know?: That the show was not the first the creator did? the creator stated that he "had multiple shows that didn't work, but alien interloper just worked?"

Did You Know?: That the show was actually not going to be made? the show's creator felt like animation wasn't his thing until he worked on the first episode.. and he started to get back into it again..

Did You Know?:  That the show was made before 2019? the idea of an animated cartoon series has been in the head for the creator for over 3 years at that point..
The School Bus

The bus as it was on its way to the death prison.

This bus was used in order to transport the troublemaking boys to Crouse's secretive lair in ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.***

At the end, Felix and the others committed grand theft auto so they could escape the evil wrath of Crouse and his army. The bus was all shot and dented up and Vinnie accidently drove it forcefully into a pole, totaling it. No one was severely injured or killed.
SUN

Commonly called the SUN, the Structure for Underwater Navigational Insurance and Observation of Palisade Exterior (SUnNIOPE) rests on the ridge that used to form the other arm of the northern bay, where the Kraken War Memorial Lighthouse once stood.

## Structural Specifications

The SUN is protected by a miniature Palisade (colloquially referred to as the Fence), minus the slime shielding, allowing arcane influence to pass freely in and out. The building itself has no external windows and any lighting is strictly disallowed outside its walls.

The building houses a maintenance team and a rotating cast of researchers studying the Palisade's effects on the surrounding environment.

### Beacon

The SUN's beacon moderates the surrounding Weave, producing a distinct arcane signature that can be recognized from a considerable distance by mages or specialized arcane instruments.

## History

The lighthouse was destroyed during the living current's attack in 2381, during season 6. While its function as a navigational aid remained useful, its mode of operation was quickly becoming outdated as the city worked to end light pollution of the surrounding waters. Research began on alternative methods, and in the meantime, provisional lighting was added to the location.

While many possibilities were considered, most of them proved further disruptions to the surrounding environment. Eventually, a low-power method of simply regulating the surrounding Weave, without properly pulling it into any specific effect, was discovered and pursued as a promising solution. This created a distinct arcane signature that could be recognized by those who knew what to look for without excessively disrupting the physical or arcane elements of the local ecosystem.

## Name

The SUN was named by Sai'a Markin, who co-led the project with K. Evers. Markin previously lived in the lighthouse and took personal interest in its replacement, continuing to spend much of her time there in her research of the Palisade. Though it isn't widely known, it's still an open secret the name is an homage to Markin's wife.
Maisie McDouglass

Maisie setting up dinner.

Maisie McDouglass was the late mother of Rick and Andy and the wife of Craig. She died of pneumonia soon after Rick bought the family a beautiful mansion after their old house burned down several times. Rick was 18; the death of Maisie was basically the reason why Craig started drinking. She was portrayed by Millie Perkins in ***Teenagers.***

## 13-Year-Old Rick

She first appeared in a scene when Rick was getting ready for school. She was dusting the furniture and rushed into his bedroom, saying not to play with his baseball in the house. After that, Rick headed out the door for school, and she told him to bring back a carton of eggs.

Soon after, Rick got himself and after-school job at Fuller's Car Wash down the block. A few months later, he started to resent the job and began egging his neighbor's houses. After Maisie as informed by Mrs. Mcalpine from across the street, she punished her son, but promised not to tell Craig because she knows how he punishes Rick and Andy, by beating them up.

Then, Rick stuck to his favorite thing since he was 10, playing baseball. Unfortunately, that stopped too when he accidently broke the basement window with his old ball.

## Andy's Punishment

After Rick started working for Mars at the Slapsie Mackie's, he sneakily smashed the windows of Craig's car, a 1951 Convertible Buick Roadmaster\*, poured gasoline and lighter fluid all around the inside, and lit it on fire, causing it to explode. Andy's been having a hard time in school recently and because of that, Craig believed *he* was the one responsible for it. Therefore, he whipped him several times with his belt, while Maisie desperately tries and fails to restrain her crazed husband.

## The Smoking Situation

Now that Rick was 15, he became addicted to smoking cigarettes. He had done it for months and wasn't caught until the assistant principal, Mrs. Mahar, caught him doing it in the boy's room. He was suspended and Maisie was called to take him home, where Craig beat him so bad to the point where a big gash was in between his eye and temple.

## Death

As soon as Rick turned 18, he saved up enough money to buy his family a new mansion after their previous home burned down three times. Eventually, Maisie got sick and was bedridden for the next two final months of her life. She died later of pneumonia. This caused Craig to drink, which made Andy, who was crippled, come home from work every night to wait on him hand and foot while Rick went off to the casino to play card games and cause ruckus with his friends.

\*The 1951 Convertible Buick Roadmaster was basically similar to the one used in the 1988 film ***Rain Man,*** starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, who starred in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.***
Wellspring Tribe

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The Wellspring Tribe is a somewhat secretive and isolated tribe of lizardfolk.

## Sacred Shrine

The tribe's way of life centers around a large stone shrine used to incubate eggs. They believe the shrine to have been created by an ancient gold dragon in order to create a group of lizardfolk that the dragon could visit over and over again, with centuries-long gaps, and still see familiar faces.

### Shaping the Community

The shrine carries powerful soul magic that reshapes the lizardfolk eggs placed within it to make each of them perfectly suited to a job in the community. Each tribe member takes their name from this job, although the names are specifically translated into Common while the tribe mostly speaks Draconic.

The shrine is capable of shaping both body and mind, such that a lizardfolk named Scout might have a dolphin-shaped tail to better travel long distances, and a lizardfolk named Speaker might be particularly charismatic.

Beyond this, the shrine ensures that every lizardfolk in the tribe is loyal to the community itself, friendly with one another, and generally experiences more emotion than is often typical of lizardfolk.

### Cycle of Souls

The members of the tribe believe the shrine cycles the same souls through the eggs, such that every Weaver is a reincarnation of the previous Weaver, and so on. This is difficult to prove or disprove, as memories don't seem to transfer, and the shrine reshapes the personalities involved.

### Dangerous Knowledge

The tribe goes to great lengths to prevent outsiders from learning of the shrine or its properties, particularly wary of what Kairos might do with the knowledge.
How to Torture

The book still clung to the skeleton's hands.

***How to Torture*** is a fictional book featured in ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** According to the 1977 novelization, it was written by a Dr. Rusio McGuire Langsley, a once employee of D-Tent Nazi Concentration Camp.

Felix discovers the book when he's trying to cleaning the latrine with the toothbrush. When he drops his toothbrush, it slides under a door, that's open. As Felix walks in to retrieve it, he comes across a bunch of books built up like a throne (FUN FACT: For the movie, that took at least four whole weeks to put together! And one of the bottom books was the original ***Teenagers*** novelization from 1966!) and sitting there was a huge skeleton, around his height, which wore a red cap and in its hands, it held this book.

Felix steals the book and takes a look at it under his blanket nightly and during the day, he would hide the book under his mattress. One day, he accidently dropped the book out his window and when Crouse found it the next morning, he knew it was Felix because it was under *his* window. Later, he calls Felix in and scolds him about it and hits him in the legs with it.

As Crouse was planning to murder the boys, it's quite obvious he got the idea from the book.
Hoochie Coochie Man (song)

Original single.

"Hoochie Coochie Man" (originally titled "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man") is a blues standard written by Willie Dixon and first recorded by Muddy Waters in 1954, which played during the Operation Daisy sequence in ***Teenagers.***

The song makes reference to hoodoo folk magic elements and makes novel use of a stop-time musical arrangement. It became one of Waters' most popular and identifiable songs and helped secure Dixon's role as Chess Records' chief songwriter.

## Lyrics

[Verse 1]

The gypsy woman told my mother

Before I was born

I got a boy child's comin'

He's gonna be a son of a gun

He gonna make pretty women's

Jump and shout

Then the world wanna know

What this all about

[Chorus]

But you know I'm him

Everybody knows I'm him

Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man

Everybody knows I'm him

[Verse 2]

I got a black cat bone

I got a mojo too

I got the Johnny Concheroo

I'm gonna mess with you

I'm gonna make you girls

Lead me by my hand

Then the world will know

The hoochie coochie man

[Chorus]

But you know I'm him

Everybody knows I'm him

Oh you know I'm the hoochie coochie man

Everybody knows I'm him

[Verse 3]

On the seventh hours

On the seventh day

On the seventh month

The seven doctors say

He was born for good luck

And that you'll see

I got seven hundred dollars

Don't you mess with me

[Chorus]

But you know I'm him

Everybody knows I'm him

Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man

Everybody knows I'm him
Tom Sawyer

The single's slipcover.

***Tom Sawyer*** is a song written and performed by the Canadian rock band Rush. It was used as the first song to be played on their 1981 album "Moving Pictures." It won awards for Neil Peart's awesome drumming and Geddy Lee's amazing vocals. It played in numerous movies and TV shows such as Family Guy, Rob Zombie's Halloween, and even an unreleased cut of Regular Show. B-Side: Witch Hunt.

It played in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92*** on Riverman's cassette player at the start of his "get together."
Paul Warde

"I like you. You remind me of a younger me. I'll call you Strongie." -Crouse.

Paul Warde is a character from the 1981 film ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.*** He was portrayed by David Reynolds.

## Backstory

When he was 10 years old, Paul has done many bad things ranging from graffiti and loitering to vandalism and treason. Finally, when he was 17, he was arrested and sentenced to Mr. Crouse's Home for Wayward Boys, along with Felix, Ben, and many others he was forced to be in contact with.

## In Prison

Apparently, Paul was the oldest of all the boys in the whole of the jailhouse. Col. Crouse really admired him, which was rather rare, and decided to nickname him "Strongie."

Even though he was basically the teacher's pet, Paul decided enough was enough and joined in together with Felix and his plan to escape the evil clutches of Crouse, who was, in fact, planning to kill them.

## The Escape

After reading a book called "How To Torture," Crouse learned how to make rid of all his boys without sending him home and he had done this method on previous prisoners. On the day, after Ben is killed, Felix escaped as the saws slashed through the ropes which bounded him to his chair.

Felix managed to help everyone out of their straitjackets before they died, along with Paul. Afterwards, they blew up the jail and made off with the school bus which escorted prisoners to the jail. Unfortunately, no one knew how to drive yet; fortunately, Paul was 17 and had already taken drivers' ed in high school last year. Therefore, he attempted to drive the best as he could. He made it to their hometown safely, but accidently crashed the bus into a telephone pole. He did survive it though, even though the airbags deployed.

TRIVIA: In the novel, his name was Troy.
Jake Ricardo

Jake

Jake Ricardo is a minor character who appeared in ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Patrick Pileggi, who is Nicholas and Timothy Pileggi's nephew!

Him and his friend Morgan pick up Danny, who was unconscious on the sidewalk after being beaten up by the FedEx delivery man. He drove a nice 1986 Chevy.

The three boys become friends and attempt to work together by protesting and singing the song *Give Jellyfish Fields a Chance,* or The Protesting Song.

After the boys being rejected by the town, they go to the carnival, where Danny is depressed all throughout. After offering Danny some cotton candy, Danny turns on Jake and Morgan because they didn't really seem too serious about Jellyfish Field's closedown. Jake and Morgan run home after Danny yelled at them and discard his bike.
Little Johnny Angler

Johnny about to smash a glass coaster.

Johnson Angler, or better known as "Little Johnny Angler," was minor protagonist, who was part of the Sweathog Squad, until he got arrested for his part in the heist and also previously selling bootlegged cigarettes at a fair low price of $1.50, during the Lancaster Sentence. He appeared in ***Teenagers*** and was portrayed by Darren Cleveland.

## Backstory

Little Johnny got his nickname because of being the youngest, yet very tough, 18-year-old at the bar. He was also a little smaller by at least an inch from others his age and for being the smallest of the gang. Him and Rick first met at the bar in the previous year, according to the novel. It turns out that he first stole his mother's car to hang out with his friends, until he got his third speeding ticket, forcing his mom to ground him for a month.

Little Johnny grew angrier and decided to sneak out and head to the bar.

Later in the movie, when LJ was walking home, The Sickened One tackled him and forced him to sell some illegal Pall Mall if he ever wanted to see his friends again. Later on, after being involved in Operation Daisy, he was arrested and, unlike the others, was given an additional ten years in jail. When Scruffy Beard came to visit him, he gunned him down in his cell with an AK-47 rifle.

TRIVIA:

* In the novel, it was Santoro who killed him.
* Originally, the role for Little Johnny Angler was given to Dean Clark, who voiced Berlioz in the 1970 film ***The Aristocats,*** but for unknown circumstances, possibly because he was just twelve years old at the time, Dean turned the role down. Also, they needed someone who could play the guitar. That's how Darren Cleveland got the role.
* In the novel, Little Johnny Angler enjoyed reading ***Robin Hood,*** so not only was he nicknamed "Little Johnny" because he was the youngest, but he was also somewhat nicknamed after Little John, a character from the story.
* To disguise his name, he calls himself Johnny Echols.
* Little Johnny played guitar. He seems to like to play the same song over and over again, which is actually a melody he put together, until Tommy stopped him and asked him to play something else. Johnny then plays an acoustic version of Led Zeppelin's *The Song Remains the Same,* which is when Tex comes into the picture.
Rhonda Starr

From the 1973 quad poster.

Rhonda Sarah Starr is a female model who shows up at the Slapsie Mackie's Bar & Grill on a weekly basis. She is the girlfriend of Rick. She was portrayed by Maureen McCormick, who also played Marcia Brady in ***The Brady Bunch.***

## Appearance

Rhonda is a very slender young lady with brunette, wavy hair and beautiful brown eyes. She usually wears a flower bracelet on her left arm. She always wears either a black or white dress, for they are her favorite colors. And she'll wear mascara from time to time.

## Meeting Rick

One night, after Mr. Heartthrob and Scruffy Beard battle in a singing/loving face-off, Rick glances by at a lonely pretty girl and Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison plays in the background.
Teenagers 3: Class of '92 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

This soundtrack was released from Columbia Records on January 2, 1993. There are two versions of the album. The original, from 1993, and the extended/deluxe edition, from 2004. In the U.K., Australia, and other countries around Europe, the soundtrack was produced by EMI Records.

CD Tracks (Original):

1. The Teenagers Theme
2. My Generation
3. Not the Same Without You
4. "A Couple of Douchebags"
5. Gizmo
6. Lots to Eat
7. The Protesting Song
8. "Uncle Felix Was Right About You!"
9. Shelly Super Highway (score sample)
10. "It's Freezing Under All this Damn Concrete!"
11. Riding On the Highway
12. I Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You
13. Tom Sawyer
14. Musical Doodle
15. We Won
16. Ending theme

(Tracks 4, 8 and 10 are obviously dialogue tracks. On the vinyl and cassette releases of the original version, due to time and storage requirements, the tracks were rejected.)

Teenagers Theme

My Generation

Not the Same Without You

Gizmo

Lots to Eat

Side B:

The Protesting Song

Shelly Super Highway

Riding on the Highway

I Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You

Tom Sawyer

We Won

Ending theme

Extended:

Additional tracks: 1) Monster Mash 2) I'd Love to Change the World 3) Baby Love 4) Bad Motor Scooter 5) Under My Thumb 6) Sweet Virginia 7) Together
Johnny Crust

Ah, just a regular day at the airplane hull.

Johnny Crust, or simply just known as Major Mayhem, was the main antagonist of the fourth feature film of the series ***Teenagers Party.*** He was portrayed by Robert Patrick. (Which is funny because in the last movie, Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in it and the two of them starred in the 1991 sci-fi movie ***Terminator 2: Judgment Day.***)

## Backstory

At first, he was shown to be operating the Jellyfish Fields Amusements ride "0 Gravity" until he dismantled it and left it back in 1998, which got him fired. He decided to put off revenge by dismantling the PARK as well.

Johnny came back a year later, 1999, with a massive crew of construction workers. Not only is he hard on kids attending the park, but he also roughhouses many of his employees. As soon as he met the heroes, he began to tear apart the carnival and make his way down on money through stealing Queen Elizabeth II's royal crown gem.

## Defeat

When Johnny boarded a quikplane to London and back, little did he know that the heroes boarded another one, hot on his trail. As soon as Johnny made it to his garage on 26 North Halsted Street, he was drilled by Danny's car. He was beaten to death in the face with a shovel before the gem was legally shattered, liquidized and smooched on his head before he died.
Casino Marauder

"You're doing great!" "Nah, I'm gittin' lucky."

Ronnie, or "the 'Great' Casino Marauder," was a 22-year-old man who showed up at the Fourth of July Extravaganza at Slapsie Mackie's. He was portrayed by Cheech Lee, the older brother of Chimzee Lee, who played Scruffy Beard.

## Appearance

He was a skinny man with a goatee and long brown hair. He wore a blue flannel-like t-shirt and gray breathable pants. Later on, he wore a dark jacket.

## Personality

He had a bit of an exciting enthusiasm, when he was playing his games in the casino, of course. His inside job would be a bit of a school bully control freak-y hobo.

## Cheater's Justice

While gambling, he had no wires or tricks up his sleeves. It turned out he was counting cards because he knew the bar's poker routine. He had a tattoo on his left hand of the Loch Ness Monster, which the jots printed on its chest and belly, which was how he got his $55,000,000 winning streak. Unfortunately, no one knew that. Even as Troy checked the footage reel, he was naive enough not to figure it out.

As he went outside for a cigar, he was talking with his friends. Rick just so happened to be out there, throwing up.

## Demise

When Ronnie went back inside to use the restroom, when Rick, Tommy, and Mr. Heartthrob barged in to confront him, he simply got cocky and cruel, which triggered Tommy to grab him by the face and smash his head into the wall. Rick joined in as Mr. Heartthrob watched in shock. After about a minute of punching and bashing, Mr. Heartthrob begged them to stop. With blood, bone, and brain matter all around the wall and floor, Ronnie was dead. Then after that, the casino got its $55K back.
Warner Home Video

Warner Home Video is the film company (thru Warner Bros.) that released every video release of ***Teenagers: The Animated Series.*** In Canada and Australia, it released ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** on home video sources.

Warner Home Video now releases classic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films onto modern home video sources around the country, except for Wales, which *is* half of the United Kingdom.
Lionsgate

Current logo.

Lionsgate is an independent movie company founded by Frank Giustra.

It is the main distributor of ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison.***

NOTE: TWC-Dimensional is not included in this wiki because it is no longer the main company of the film. Also, the film was released nationwide on DVD, VHS, LaserDisc, Blu-ray (along with Universal) and 4K from Lionsgate.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is a major film distribution company founded by Samuel Goldwyn Sr. in the year of 1919, back when it was called Goldwyn Pictures. It is best known for co-distributing ***Teenagers Endgame*** with Universal Pictures.

Back in 1972, John Matthews, director of the 1974 ***Teenagers,*** actually had a massive deal with MGM to produce the film, until MGM suddenly stopped funding Matthews due to a payback issue. That being said, the movie was produced by Paramount Pictures. Five years later, ***Lucky Man,*** based on a 1965 novel *out* of the series by Nicholas Pileggi, was directed by Francis Ford Coppola by MGM's United Artists, which infuriated Matthews, rumored.

Many years later, in 2009, Mitch Packard Jr. gathered up the cast and crew again to make one final film of the ***Teenagers*** saga, ***Teenagers Endgame.*** It was released by Universal Pictures, MGM, Enchantia Scorpia, etc. Samuel Goldwyn Jr. pitched in to make up for what happened in 1972 with John Matthews.
Perry

"Looks like a storm a'brewin'."

Perry Wentworth was a young speed boating engineer from California who sacrificed himself into the jaws of a shark in order to save Danny and his friends. His only appearance was in the vacation scene of ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Wesley Vianen.

## Backstory

Perry was just a happy-go-lucky 16-year-old working as a speed boat engineer intern with the friendliest of all personalities. When Danny and the gang went on vacation, spending the money they raised in attempt to save Jellyfish Fields, they each get two boats, courtesy of Perry.

## Death

A massive storm struck the sea and put every boat in danger. And what's worse, a shark was out there. As Perry's boat was being risked, a chopper came and Perry pushed the kids up onto the rope. He couldn't make it because a shark was attacking him.
Teenagers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

The original 1974 vinyl cover.

This soundtrack was released by RCA/Victor Records on February 14, 1974. In the United Kingdom, the label was London Stereophonic.

CD Tracks:

1. I Like it Like That - Chris Kenner
2. Best Friends Forever - The SeVen Seas
3. 16 Candles - The Crests
4. School’s Out - Alice Cooper
5. Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel
6. Spirit in the Sky - Norman Greenbaum
7. Beautiful - Whitney Houston
8. House of the Rising Sun - The Animals
9. People Are Strange - The Doors
10. Have You Ever Seen the Rain? - Creedence Clearwater Revival
11. Suite from *Teenagers* - John Williams

I Like it Like That - Chris Kenner

Best Friends Forever - The SeVen Seas

16 Candles - The Crests

School’s Out - Alice Cooper

Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel

Side B:

Spirit in the Sky - Norman Greenbaum

Beautiful - Whitney Houston

House of the Rising Sun - The Animals

People Are Strange - The Doors

Have You Ever Seen the Rain? - Creedence Clearwater Revival

Suite from Teenagers - John Williams
Bentley

"Sir, please don't touch the cards." -Dealer from Rain Man

Arthur "Stacks" Bentley, or better much just known as 'Bentley,' was a major member of the Lusthog Squad in ***Teenagers.*** He was portrayed by Kevin Bacon.

## Backstory

Bentley was always a cheater in a pure game of Blackjack or Poker. Unlike Scruffy Beard, he used a leg wire with a needle to pass in or out freebie cards or chips. He was always handy with a razor or gun, so security guards couldn't shock him, because he had excellent vision. Hell, in the novel, he's been in jail four times for grand theft auto.

## Demise

When Rick had discovered a box filled with cocaine and cash, Bentley jumped him and nearly gave him whiplash. He made off with the box in a pickup truck while Rick tailed behind him in a hotwired convertible. For about three minutes, the boys brawled all along the road, banging into each other and threatening each other with torture weapons. Trying to push him off the road, Rick won the fight when he drilled the truck Bentley was into an electric fence, which sheared the truck open and slicing Bentley to death. Rick was so busy celebrating his victory that as he tried to turn back around to retrieve the box, he accidentally drove into a runway and crashed into the tail of a plane.
Jordan Rios

Jordan watching as Santoro slowly reveals the Ant-Farm's secret gun deck.

Jordan Rios was a fictional minor teen character as shown in the 1974 adaptation of Nicholas Pileggi's ***Teenagers*** 1966 novel. He was portrayed by Will Stockdale.

## Santoro and Jordan's Relationship

As stated in the novel, Rick believed Jordan had been friends with Santoro since the second grade, up until 1974. It was clearly written that back then, Jordan had ADHD and had a difficulty in making friends. Santoro, who was more of a *good* soul back in the day, decided to go up to him and say: "Let's be friends, okay?"

Ever since then, the two boys were the best of friends, for they did everything together. That started to change in May of 1972 (movie) or April of 1964 (book), when Santoro discovers the Slapsie Mackie's Bar & Grill and started hanging out with people like Scruffy Beard, Arthur "Stacks" Bentley, and even The Sickened One.

Because of that, the next year, poor Jordan felt alone in the world and started turning to cocaine. Then, in September, Santoro said he still cared about him and cut him out of school.

## Santoro "Flaking" Out

Soon, both Jordan and Santoro traveled around town in the Ant-Farm and tricked him into stealing some toys and stuff to salvage to the Lusthog Squad so they can make some bank. So, basically, Santoro was just using him later on.

## Massacre

On a warm July afternoon, Santoro decided to drive his "friend" out to the Santalune Valley out in Palos, Illinois to "take pictures and check out the pretty view." Santoro parks the van towards the far edge of the road, close by the grass, the grass that is part of a vast grassland. On the other side is the 1964 car written under Billy's mom's name is on the other side of the grassland.

When the two get out to smoke cigarettes, Santoro pulls out the gun rack hidden in the back of the Ant-Farm and shows Jordan a Bell-1 X1 Rocket Plane bullet, the only bullet in the world that's the most fatal and painful because of its razor tip and sodium cyanide inside of it. Santoro then proceeds to tell how him and Jordan go a long way back and how he's been under a lot of pressure because some of his plans with the Lusthogs are going wrong and how it makes him want to slaughter the nearest person next to him.

As Jordan believes he is kidding, Santoro tells him to run out near the car and prop his arm up with the packet of cigarettes for target practice. This was a trick, as when Santoro blows his arm off. As a wounded Jordan stumbles around in disorientation and excruciating pain, screaming, Santoro puts up a full magazine of Bell-1 X1 Rocket Plane bullets up in the AK-47. And then, ***WHAM!*** Santoro fired it off; bullets went whizzing through the air and smashed through the car, and also penetrated a dead Jordan and left him in bloody pieces and bones. Santoro left Jordan's remains with the exploding car.
Col. Crouse

"Whatcha doin'?"

Col. Lawrence Crouse was the main antagonist of ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** and ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Robert De Niro.

***Teenagers 2: Death Prison)***

As Felix boarded the school bus, he promised Theresa and their parents that he would be just fine. He even presented a fraud brochure of the prison.

By the time all of the boys were lined up in columns like the USMC, Crouse told them that "Mommy and Daddy aren't here to wipe your little clunges," meaning their rear ends. As Felix and Ben were modifying one of the bunk beds, he walked over and kindly asked what they were doing. He instantly locked them in the two Cells of Shame because of this. When they were released, they were forced to scrub the latrine floors with toothbrushes. The boys began to scrub rhythmically, until Crouse barges in after a minute to stop them.

Crouse just hated Felix and Ben's guts. During any prison cadence, they would find something more productive to do, which only made Crouse more deceitful; into the Cells of Shame they go.

Later on, he made a commercial that would come on whenever something was wrong with either the TV antenna or the local transmitter. On it, he explains what the Sun Fun Jail is *really* like. Crouse was planning to chop them up and turn their flesh into lunch meat for his hometown, Danville, indicating he's a cannibal.

He owned a book called ***How to Torture,*** where he got the sinister idea from. After Felix comes across it and steals it, Crouse finds it outside his window in the grass as he was whacking weeds. He yells at Felix and rams the book into his legs. On the day of the massacre, Ben sacrifices himself and Felix escapes as he squirms around while the saws sliced the straitjacket off of him.

Felix manages to help everyone out and smoke the filtration room, giving Crouse severe burns from the fire. While he tried chasing the bus the boys stole, he fell into the vast lake surrounding the prison.

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

The man who was planning on sabotaging Jellyfish Fields with the S.S.H. turned out to be Crouse! He threatened Danny and his friends to an early grave and blasted Danny with the wrecking ball, nearly killing him. He then continues to spread the tar over the fields.

A month later while Danny and the gang were attempting to break the road, Crouse comes back and accidently tells them that only electricity can destroy the road. As he tries to run away from the mob, he's finally defeated when Chloe and Max drop the exposed power line over his feet, electrocuting him. He falls down into an oak tree, getting his head caught in a hornets' nest.

Trying to escape, Crouse shoots open Tom's (Ben's uncle) door and stumbles into the indoor pool, where the police were waiting for him. He was then arrested and never seen again.

In the novel, it's stated that he died of natural causes in his cell.
Danny Karp (actor)

Karp in 1995.

Danny Andrew Karp is an American/Polish child actor best known for his role in the ***Teenagers*** series as Danny. He is also known for his roles in many other classic 90s films, such as ***Boy; Interrupted (1996), Shawshank (1995),*** and MGM's ***The Art of Dancing in the Rain (1994).***

He was educated at Brother Rice High School in Chicago, where producers searched for actors and an actress from Mother McAuley of the same first names and ages.
House of the Rising Sun

Artwork for U.S. release.

"House of the Rising Sun" is a 1964 traditional folk song, sometimes called "Rising Sun Blues," performed by various artists, but the one used for ***Teenagers*** was the Animals' version. It tells of a life gone wrong in New Orleans; many versions also urge a sibling or parents and children to avoid the same fate. Some believe this was a song against the Vietnam War. The Animals version was a number one hit on the UK Singles Chart and also in the United States and France. As a traditional folk song recorded by an electric rock band, it has been described as the "first folk rock hit".

## Lyrics

There is a house in New Orleans

They call the Rising Sun

And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy

And God I know I'm one

My mother was a tailor

She sewed my new blue jeans

My father was a gamblin' man

Down in New Orleans

Now the only thing a gambler needs

Is a suitcase and trunk

And the only time he's satisfied

Is when he's all drunk

Oh mother tell your children

Not to do what I have done

Spend your lives in sin and misery

In the House of the Rising Sun

Well, I got one foot on the platform

The other foot on the train

I'm goin' back to New Orleans

To wear that ball and chain

Well, there is a house in New Orleans

They call the Rising Sun

And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy

And God I know I'm one
Universal Pictures

Universal Pictures current logo.

Universal Pictures is a movie company founded by Carl Laemmle, Mark Dintenfass, Charles O. Baumann, Adam Kessel, Pat Powers, William Swanson, David Horsley, Robert H. Cochrane and Jules Brulatour.

It distributed ***Teenagers 2: Death Prison*** (at some sorts because TWC-Dimensional is now in partnership with Universal), ***Teenagers Extreme,*** and ***Teenagers Endgame.***
Sheldon P. Plankton

"Where's my bagel!? BAGEL!!??"

This is the article for Sheldon *P.* Plankton, the fat lazy man. If you were looking for the real Sheldon J. Plankton, click here. If you were looking for the high one, click here.

"Yes, Sheldon *P.* Plankton. I'm the laziest, stupidest scumbag in the whole of the state. Maybe even the country!" -Plankton to Max.

Sheldon P. Plankton is a false Sheldon Plankton who appeared in only one scene of the movie ***Teenagers 3: Class of '92.*** He was portrayed by Xander Keaton.

## Appearance

Sheldon is an obese middle aged man who enjoys watching movies on TV, such as *Frankenstein.* He wears a teal-like shirt and a pair of jeans. He also has amber-colored eyes, a brunette hairstyle and owns a goatee. Sheldon is shown to be apathetic, indifferent, and lazy. He doesn't seem to care much. What he really did seem to love were bagels, coffee, TV, vegging out on the couch, and himself.

## Backstory

Sheldon was seen watching the 1931 adaptation of *Frankenstein* on TV, until he turns it off and demands his roommate, Gale, for an undercooked bagel and a cup of coffee.

Max then appears at the door and presses Gale, asking threateningly where Sheldon was, until he once again bellowed for his bagel. When Max kills Gale, he holds Sheldon at gunpoint, until he realizes that he wasn't the Sheldon Plankton he was looking for in the phonebook. Anxiously, Max leaves with the pistol and lets Sheldon off the hook. When Max leaves, Sheldon turns the TV back on and views a commercial, similar to a 2011 commercial for American Residential Warranty.

TRIVIA: This character is another one that wasn't exactly or intentionally mentioned in the 1992 novel.