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* SettingUpdate: E-mails are mentioned in the Waiting for Godot speedroll.
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** Film/CastAway: Chuck Noland (Joz Vammer) survives the plane crash and makes it to the deserted island, but dies shortly thereafter.
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** Film/{{Rashomon}}: Houben (Andy Hoover) questions four people about the events leading up to the death of a samurai. He concludes that the Bandit — CardCarryingVillain that he is — murdered the man, which leads to him being sentenced to death. What Houben never learns is that the Woodcutter has stolen the (quite valuable) murder weapon...
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** Film/{{Rashomon}}: Houben (Andy Hoover) questions four people about the events leading up to the death of a samurai. He concludes that the Bandit — CardCarryingVillain that he is — murdered the man, which leads to him being sentenced to death. What Houben never learns is that the Woodcutter has stolen the (quite valuable) murder weapon...weapon, putting the reliability of his testimony into question.
** WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty: Prince Philip (Paulo Quiros) [[TheBadGuyWins fails to slay Maleficent in her dragon form and gets eaten.]] The beauty remains sleeping.
** WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty: Prince Philip (Paulo Quiros) [[TheBadGuyWins fails to slay Maleficent in her dragon form and gets eaten.]] The beauty remains sleeping.
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** Film/{{Rashomon}}: Houben (Andy Hoover) questions four people about the events leading up to the death of a samurai. He concludes that the Bandit — CardCarryingVillain that he is — murdered the man, which leads to him being sentenced to death. What Houben never learns is that the Woodcutter has stolen the (quite valuable) murder weapon...
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** Film/TheItalianJob2003: Charlie Croker (Lisa Kopitsky) successfully carries out the remake version of the job. (Joz points out that she still prefers the original.)
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* Film/{{Drive}}: Creator/RyanGosling (Carolyn Faye Kramer) fails to drive and proceeds to die. Creator/BryanCranston makes it out okay.
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** Theatre/WaitingForGodot: Estragon (Pitr Strait) and Vladimir (Scott Aiello) attempt rolling for Godot, who still never shows up.
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* Film/{{Drive}}: Creator/RyanGosling (Carolyn Faye Kramer) fails to drive and proceeds to die. Creator/BryanCranston makes it out okay.
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** Film/TheMartian: Creator/MattDamon (Andy Hoover) tries to survive on Mars, succeeds, and is eventually rescued. He then moves to Venice (not Venus) and starts a potato farm.
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* InstantWinCondition: The speedrolls are essentially normal campaigns distilled down to their most pivotal moments, with only a couple of dice rolls — sometimes just one — needed to win. The crux is that they are just as easy to lose and grant you a NonStandardGameOver.
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* InstantWinCondition: The speedrolls are essentially normal campaigns distilled down to their most pivotal moments, with only a couple of dice rolls — sometimes just one — needed to win. The crux is that they are just as easy to lose and grant you a NonStandardGameOver. The films Rerolled here are:
** Film/TheSearchers: Ethan Edwards (Jon Miller) searches for his lost niece and quickly finds her.
** Film/TheSearchers: Ethan Edwards (Jon Miller) searches for his lost niece and quickly finds her.
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* DarkReprise: While the original cover of A Whole New World from the [[Recap/FilmRerollAladdin Aladdin]] campaign had lyrics changed mostly to simply fit with the new scenario, the extended version sung here treats Jasmine becoming the ruler of Agrabah as her StartOfDarkness, making it somewhat of a WeCanRuleTogether song.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Possibly the biggest BizarroEpisode in the history of the show, given its highly unusual format. It stands out even more coming right after [[Recap/FilmRerollMemento Memento]], which was both a SoloCharacterRun (albeit with a RotatingCast) and by far the longest Film Reroll campaign ever.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Possibly the biggest BizarroEpisode in the history of the show, given its highly unusual format. It stands out even more coming right after [[Recap/FilmRerollMemento Memento]], which was both a SoloCharacterRun (albeit with a RotatingCast) RevolvingDoorCasting) and by far the longest Film Reroll campaign ever.ever.
* TheCameo: Lane Moore’s appearance is essentially this, as she provides the singing voice for Princess Jasmine — [[NonSingingVoice played in the original episode by Andy Hoover]] — in a prerecorded musical number.
* TheCameo: Lane Moore’s appearance is essentially this, as she provides the singing voice for Princess Jasmine — [[NonSingingVoice played in the original episode by Andy Hoover]] — in a prerecorded musical number.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Possibly the biggest BizarroEpisode in the history of the show, given its highly unusual format. It stands out even more coming right after [[Recap/FilmRerollMemento Memento]], which was both a SoloCharacterRun (albeit with a RotatingCast) and by far the longest Film Reroll campaign ever.
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* UnknownCharacter: Pitr Strait’s offering is a guessing game, in which the other players have to figure out the identities of fictional characters based on the given stats from Pitr’s custom character sheets.
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* AMillionIsAStatistic: Brought up in regards to the [[Recap/FilmRerollOceansEleven Ocean’s Eleven]] and [[Recap/FilmRerollTheRock The Rock]] campaigns, where the players feel that the former is the sadder one despite the much lower body count, simply because there we get to know all the people affected by the tragedy. (It also helps that the disaster in The Rock was simply caused by bad luck, as opposed to a blind spot in the plan.)
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* DecoyProtagonist: Ethan Edwards is introduced as the main character, but his story is quickly wrapped up by having him find his niece immediately, after which Paulo Quiros introduces the rest of the cast and the real premise of the episode.
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* RiddleMeThis: Timothy E. Nolan’s offering is three (out of supposedly forty-seven) riddles for the other players to solve, designed specifically as a form of ”revenge” for Paulo’s riddle game from [[Recap/FilmRerollMemento Memento]], simply because Tim failed to solve it.
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* CrazyCredits: The cast list is [[ItMakesSenseInContext entirely accurate to what the episode ends up being]], but it also makes it pretty clear that this MilestoneCelebration is really going to be a VingetteEpisode. (Either that or some bizarre MassiveMultiplayerCrossover.)
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* DecoyProtagonist: Ethan Edwards is introduced as the main character, but his story is quickly wrapped up by having him find his niece immediately, after which Paulo Quiros introduces the rest of the cast and the real premise of the episode.
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: Despite the general weirdness of her sketch, Carolyn actually managed to predict some things that sound up happening in the real episode, such as Pitr wearing CoolShades. (The latter was quite freaked out after realizing that this in fact [[AvertedTrope wasn’t]] a ThrowItIn moment.)
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: Despite the general weirdness of her sketch, Carolyn actually managed to predicera some things that sound up happening in the real episode, such as Pitr wearing ShadesIndoors. (The latter was quite freaked out after realizing that this in fact wasn’t a ThrowItIn moment.)
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: Despite the general weirdness of her sketch, Carolyn actually managed to predicera predict some things that sound up happening in the real episode, such as Pitr wearing ShadesIndoors. CoolShades. (The latter was quite freaked out after realizing that this in fact wasn’t [[AvertedTrope wasn’t]] a ThrowItIn moment.)
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: Despite the general weirdness of her sketch, Carolyn actually managed to predicera some things that sound up happening in the real episode, such as Pitr wearing SunglassesIndoors. (The latter was quite freaked out after realizing that this in fact wasn’t a ThrowItIn moment.)
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* {{Mockumentary}}: Carolyn Faye Kramer’s offering. It is basically a RealPersonFic purporting to be behind-the-scenes audio, with Carolyn playing all of the present Rerollers herself live. [[MindScrew To call it surreal would be an understatement.]]
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** Carolyn Faye Kramer’s offering. It is basically a RealPersonFic purporting to be behind-the-scenes audio, with Carolyn playing all of the present Rerollers herself live. [[MindScrew To call it surreal would be an understatement.]]
** Scott Aiello’s offering is a prerecorded mock interview where he expands on the previous claim that [[BodyBackupDrive Pitr Strait is actually a series of clones]], revealing [[BlackComedy the gruesome ways some of them have died.]]
** Carolyn Faye Kramer’s offering. It is basically a RealPersonFic purporting to be behind-the-scenes audio, with Carolyn playing all of the present Rerollers herself live. [[MindScrew To call it surreal would be an understatement.]]
** Scott Aiello’s offering is a prerecorded mock interview where he expands on the previous claim that [[BodyBackupDrive Pitr Strait is actually a series of clones]], revealing [[BlackComedy the gruesome ways some of them have died.]]
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: InUniverse. Andy Hoover mentions that the Rerolled [[Recap/FilmRerollFridayThe13thTheFinalChapter ”Summerspell”]] movie somehow got a G rating despite the excessive sex and violence.
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* ClipShow: The highlight sequences are essentially this, with the Rerollers commenting on their previous work in the style of an audio-only ReactionVideo.
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* InstantWinCondition: The speedrolls are essentially normal campaigns distilled down to their most pivotal moments, with only a couple of dice rolls — sometimes just one — needed to win. The crux is that they are just as easy to lose and grant you a NonStandardGameOver.
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* ShowWithinAShow: Andy Hoover’s offering is a review for the [[Recap/FilmRerollWeekendAtBernies Weekend at Bernie’s campaign]], written as though it was a theatrically released film based on a true story, by a reviewer suffering from SanitySlippage. [[SelfDeprecation It only got one and a half stars out of eight.]]
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Pitr points out that Creator/JohnWayne’s character from Film/TheSearchers was quite racist. [[DecoyProtagonist This never really has time to factor into the gameplay.]]
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-> New Film Reroll is up! Our 100th episode!!!
-> Just a straight telling of the somber classic Film/TheSearchers! [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial No shenanigans here!]]
-> [[FalseReassurance I mean do I look like a guy who would do shenanigans?]]
-->-- '''Paulo Quiros'''
Episode 100 of Podcast/FilmReroll. Based on [[Film/TheSearchers the 1956 Western]]... as well as [[Film/TheMartian the 2016 Golden Globes Best Musical or Comedy winner]], [[Film/{{Drive}} a film where a man drives to synthwave music]], [[Theatre/WaitingForGodot a play in which nothing happens, twice]], [[Film/TheItalianJob2003 a fictitious heist in Venice]] (not to be confused with [[Film/TheItalianJob1969 the similarly named fictitious heist in Turin]]), [[Film/{{Rashomon}} the Trope Namer]] for RashomonStyle, [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty a Disney film]] where the day is saved by a TrueLovesKiss, and [[Film/CastAway the heartbreaking story of a friendship between a modern-day Robinson Crusoe and a volleyball.]]
Okay, the title ''might'' be [[NeverTrustATitle a bit misleading.]] This is ''really'' a MilestoneCelebration for the podcast with something of a VarietyShow format, alternating between three main segments: speedrolls, personal offerings, and highlights.
* The speedrolls follow the usual Film Reroll premise, with the difference that the plot is resolved with only 1-3 rolls at critical plot moments. They are very fatalistic, as they immediately determine whether or not the story has a HappyEnding. Each player present gets to play through their very own mini campaign.
* The personal offerings gives the players the opportunity to bring their own content to the table, ranging from scripted (and sometimes prerecorded) comedy to minigames for the whole cast to play. Again, every player gets their own segment here.
* Finally, the highlights simply has the players looking back at and reminiscing about stand-out moments throughout the show (voted in place by listeners) and giving their own thoughts and behind-the-scenes trivia about them.
Starring Jon Miller as Ethan Edwards, Andy Hoover as Houben, Carolyn Faye Kramer [[IAmNotLeonardNimoy as Ryan Gosling]], Pitr Strait as Estragon, Scott Aiello as Vladimir, Joz Vammer as Chuck Noland, Lisa Kopitsky as Charlie Croker, Tim Nolan as Carolyn Faye Kramer, Lane Moore as Jasmine and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.
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* CoverVersion: Paulo Quiros' offering is an orchestrated, "proper" ExpositoryThemeTune version of ''[[Recap/FilmRerollStandByMe They Walk By Night]]''. The episode also ends with him and Lane Moore performing a similar version of his rewritten ''[[Recap/FilmRerollAladdin A Whole New World]]'' cover.
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: InUniverse, the Rerollers take time to name their favorite campaigns that they ''aren't'' in, at the request of a fan letter.
* SongParody: Lisa Kopitsky's offering is a musical medley tribute to the show featuring {{Call Back}}s to numerous episodes, all set to tunes from Film/{{Grease}}, various Creator/{{Disney}} movies, and other sources.
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-->''100 Episodes! Thank you everyone!!!''
-> Just a straight telling of the somber classic Film/TheSearchers! [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial No shenanigans here!]]
-> [[FalseReassurance I mean do I look like a guy who would do shenanigans?]]
-->-- '''Paulo Quiros'''
Episode 100 of Podcast/FilmReroll. Based on [[Film/TheSearchers the 1956 Western]]... as well as [[Film/TheMartian the 2016 Golden Globes Best Musical or Comedy winner]], [[Film/{{Drive}} a film where a man drives to synthwave music]], [[Theatre/WaitingForGodot a play in which nothing happens, twice]], [[Film/TheItalianJob2003 a fictitious heist in Venice]] (not to be confused with [[Film/TheItalianJob1969 the similarly named fictitious heist in Turin]]), [[Film/{{Rashomon}} the Trope Namer]] for RashomonStyle, [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty a Disney film]] where the day is saved by a TrueLovesKiss, and [[Film/CastAway the heartbreaking story of a friendship between a modern-day Robinson Crusoe and a volleyball.]]
Okay, the title ''might'' be [[NeverTrustATitle a bit misleading.]] This is ''really'' a MilestoneCelebration for the podcast with something of a VarietyShow format, alternating between three main segments: speedrolls, personal offerings, and highlights.
* The speedrolls follow the usual Film Reroll premise, with the difference that the plot is resolved with only 1-3 rolls at critical plot moments. They are very fatalistic, as they immediately determine whether or not the story has a HappyEnding. Each player present gets to play through their very own mini campaign.
* The personal offerings gives the players the opportunity to bring their own content to the table, ranging from scripted (and sometimes prerecorded) comedy to minigames for the whole cast to play. Again, every player gets their own segment here.
* Finally, the highlights simply has the players looking back at and reminiscing about stand-out moments throughout the show (voted in place by listeners) and giving their own thoughts and behind-the-scenes trivia about them.
Starring Jon Miller as Ethan Edwards, Andy Hoover as Houben, Carolyn Faye Kramer [[IAmNotLeonardNimoy as Ryan Gosling]], Pitr Strait as Estragon, Scott Aiello as Vladimir, Joz Vammer as Chuck Noland, Lisa Kopitsky as Charlie Croker, Tim Nolan as Carolyn Faye Kramer, Lane Moore as Jasmine and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.
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* CoverVersion: Paulo Quiros' offering is an orchestrated, "proper" ExpositoryThemeTune version of ''[[Recap/FilmRerollStandByMe They Walk By Night]]''. The episode also ends with him and Lane Moore performing a similar version of his rewritten ''[[Recap/FilmRerollAladdin A Whole New World]]'' cover.
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: InUniverse, the Rerollers take time to name their favorite campaigns that they ''aren't'' in, at the request of a fan letter.
* SongParody: Lisa Kopitsky's offering is a musical medley tribute to the show featuring {{Call Back}}s to numerous episodes, all set to tunes from Film/{{Grease}}, various Creator/{{Disney}} movies, and other sources.
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-->''100 Episodes! Thank you everyone!!!''
