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Sid & Marty Krofft present D.C. Follies
Directed by: Rick Locke
Written by: Larry Arnstein, Steve Barker, John
DeBellis, Wayne Kline, E. Jeffrey Smith and Jeff
Zimmer
Starring: Fred Willard, John Alaskey, Louise DuArt,
Maurice LaMarche, John Roarke and Robert Englund
Genre: Comedy
Runtime: 30 minutes
Year: 1987
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Plot
In the sitcom D.C. Follies bartender Fred Willard welcomes a group
of politicians and celebrities, portrayed by puppets in his bar in
Washington D.C. The show's humor tended to be on the satirical side and
often took potshots at politicians and the political process. The show ran
from 1987 to 1989 and was produced by Sid and Marty Krofft.
On one episode George Bush is looking for bartender Fred, but finds
another Freddy at the bar, Freddy Krueger (portrayed by Robert Englund).
Freddy is ready to kill off Bush, but bartender Fred manages to stop him
from doing so. Because even Freddy wouldn't want to see Dan Quayle become
president! Next up Freddy wakes up from his nightmare and finds himself
sitting at a table with the poor woman who sleeps with Jim Baker. And
let's face it; with all the bad things Freddy did, even he can't top that.
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Trivia
Robert plays the role of Freddy Krueger.
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Quotes
"Your national nightmare is about to begin!"
"Sorry buddy, wrong monster!"
"I think I'll stick to teenagers."
"No Mr. Krueger, he's the president!"
"He didn't get my vote."
"Please don't Freddy, if you kill him, then Quayle will become
president!"
"Not Dan Quayle."
"Well, let me tell you; I am evil incarnate! All that is rotten and
unholy in this world is my daily bread and butter! The putrid slime of a
thousand open sewers courses through my veins!! I bed down each night in a
pool of blood! With the sulfurous honour of the Hell's fire!!"
"And I sleep with Jim Baker."
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