10/31/2016 c1 56MrDrP
This was well done though I should note that in some wrong sick alternate universe Josh and a twitching Barkin have switched roles. Thanks for a well-done stroll down memory lane.

Btw, thanks to you, I now have a vision of Ron and Brick singing Puttin' on the Ritz with Ron in the Wilder role and Brick filling in for Peter Boyle ...

10/31/2016 c1 181King in Yellow
Okay, rather than leave a real review (I liked this, BTW) I'll say how you reminded me of a play my high school put on years ago, as soon as Ron sang, "Drat it, Janet" my mind went back over forty years.

The drama folk at MHS... Love those initials. Yes, that was my high school. The musical was Pajama Game, which includes the song Seven and a Half Cents. (Seven and a half cents was an hourly raise the workers wanted.) In the chorus was the phrase that seven and a half cents doesn't mean a hell of a lot (but give it to me every hour, forty hours every week...) Anyway, theater teacher didn't think the audience wanted hell. Students were to sing 'heck of a lot'. Throughout the rehearsals the students dutifully sang "Seven and a half cents doesn't mean a heck of a lot," as they had been instructed. But, on the opening night, to the horror of theater teacher Stanley D, they belted out "Seven and a half cents doesn't mean a hell of a lot." I was with Rufus up in the control booth, so I didn't learn the repercussions. Wonder if there will be any from Barkin in this.

10/31/2016 c1 30Boris Yeltsin
Interesting, even though I've only heard songs from the original version of Rocky Horror.