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* FreudianExcuse: While arguing with his conscience, Marty rambles that he's sick and tired of having rock stars treating him like as either a gofer or a punching bag, and is making off with the profits in order to live like a bigshot himself.
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* FreudianExcuse: While arguing with his conscience, Marty rambles that he's sick and tired of having rock stars treating him like as either a gofer or a punching bag, and is making off with the profits in order to live like a bigshot himself.
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* FreudianExcuse: While stealing with the money, Marty rambles to himself that he's sick of having rock stars treating him like a punching bag, and is making off with the profits in order to live like a bigshot himself.
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* FreudianExcuse: While stealing arguing with the money, his conscience, Marty rambles to himself that he's sick and tired of having rock stars treating him like as either a gofer or a punching bag, and is making off with the profits in order to live like a bigshot himself.
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* FreudianExcuse: While stealing with the money, Marty rambles to himself that he's sick of having rock stars treating him like a punching bag, and is making off with the profits in order to live like a bigshot himself.
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* HowWeGotHere: The episode starts with Marty's execution, with him being unusually excited to get the shock treatment. After he gets electrocuted, the flashback begins
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* HowWeGotHere: The episode starts with Marty's execution, with him being unusually excited to get the shock treatment. After he gets electrocuted, the flashback beginsbegins.
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* DeadMansChest: After killing Miss Kielbasa, Marty shoves her body into a bass drum case.
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* Go Out With a Smile: After two years of putting up with his conscience tormenting him, Marty is all too ready to meet his maker, and as he dies his face fades into a smile, free at last.
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* Go Out With a Smile: GoOutWithASmile: After two years of putting up with his conscience tormenting him, Marty is all too ready to meet his maker, and as he dies his face fades into a smile, free at last.
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* How We Got Here: The episode starts with Marty's execution, with him being unusually excited to get the shock treatment. After he gets electrocuted, the flashback begins
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* How We Got Here: HowWeGotHere: The episode starts with Marty's execution, with him being unusually excited to get the shock treatment. After he gets electrocuted, the flashback begins
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*Go Out With a Smile: After two years of putting up with his conscience tormenting him, Marty is all too ready to meet his maker, and as he dies his face fades into a smile, free at last.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal), Creator/KateySagal), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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* BodyHorror: Downplayed: Marty wound up puncturing his ear drum by ''jamming'' a swab down his right ear, causing blood to dribble out.
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* EarAche: How else are you going to make the voice in your head stop talking?
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* EarAche: How else are you going Marty wound up puncturing his ear drum by ''jamming'' a swab down his right ear, causing blood to make dribble out, to try and silence the voice in your head stop talking?voices.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'', or Mordecai's mom from ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'', or Mordecai's mom from ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''[[/note]]), Sagal), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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!This episode provides examples of:
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
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-->'''Marty:''' (while picking up a guitar) You know who gave me this guitar?
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-->'''Marty:''' (while ''(while picking up a guitar) guitar)'' You know who gave me this guitar?
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-->'''Marty:''' (raises the guitar over his head) [[Music/PeteTownshend Pete... TOWNSHEND!]] (bludgeons Ms. Kielbasa to death with the guitar)
* HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is F-bombs.
* HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is F-bombs.
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-->'''Marty:''' (raises ''(raises the guitar over his head) head)'' [[Music/PeteTownshend Pete... TOWNSHEND!]] (bludgeons ''(bludgeons Ms. Kielbasa to death with the guitar)
* HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is F-bombs.guitar)''
* HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is F-bombs.
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* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is F-bombs.
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* AsHimself: IggyPop headlines Marty's concert.
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* AsHimself: IggyPop Music/IggyPop headlines Marty's concert.
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The story then jumps back two years, to a doctor's appointment in which the man - rock concert promoter Marty Slash - is having his ears checked. He complains of hearing a muffled voice in his head, but the doctor dismisses it as the result of hearing loss caused by years of exposure to loud music. That night, Marty hosts a benefit concert (headlined by IggyPop), the latest in a series of shows that have raised $1 million to save the Amazon rain forests. However, he plans to steal the money and get out of the music business for good. As he prepares to flee, the voice in his head becomes clear - it is his conscience (voiced by Creator/SamKinison), which loudly and obnoxiously tries to persuade him to forget the plan.
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The story then jumps back two years, to a doctor's appointment in which the man - rock concert promoter Marty Slash - is having his ears checked. He complains of hearing a muffled voice in his head, but the doctor dismisses it as the result of hearing loss caused by years of exposure to loud music. That night, Marty hosts a benefit concert (headlined by IggyPop), Music/IggyPop), the latest in a series of shows that have raised $1 million to save the Amazon rain forests. However, he plans to steal the money and get out of the music business for good. As he prepares to flee, the voice in his head becomes clear - it is his conscience (voiced by Creator/SamKinison), which loudly and obnoxiously tries to persuade him to forget the plan.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'', or Mordecai's mom from ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
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* BodyHorror: Downplayed: Marty wound up puncturing his ear drum by ''jamming'' a swab down his right ear, causing blood to dribble out.
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* ChekhovsGun: The swabs.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how after Marty jams a bunch of swabs into his ears, we don't see the left side of his head again?
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how how, after Marty jams a bunch of swabs into his ears, we don't see the left right side of his head again?
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* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is f-bombs.
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* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is f-bombs.F-bombs.
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* SqueakyEyes: Marty's do this when he's asked about the money.
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* SqueakyEyes: Marty's do this when he's asked about the money.money.
* WhamLine: "Hey... what's that in your ear?"
* WhamShot: After Marty makes his confession on stage, he winces in pain as the camera moves from showing the left side of his head to the front of his head... where we can clearly see a swab in his right ear.
* WhamLine: "Hey... what's that in your ear?"
* WhamShot: After Marty makes his confession on stage, he winces in pain as the camera moves from showing the left side of his head to the front of his head... where we can clearly see a swab in his right ear.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and gel; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and decides to leave the club with the money.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that they can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab (used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that they can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab (used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and gel; shoves gel-covered cotton swabs into them; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and instead decides to leave the club with the money.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that they can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab(used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that they can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a policeman arrives to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and gel; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and decides to leave the club with the money.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that everyone can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab (used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that everyone can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab (used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
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He is interrupted by a groupie (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), who begins to seduce him and then reveals herself as Miss Kielbasa, an employee at his bank. She knows that he withdrew all the money from the charity account, and she offers to keep her mouth shut in exchange for half. He agrees to the deal, then beats her to death with an electric guitar as she is counting out her share. Marty's conscience pleads with him as he stuffs her body into a drum case, just before a policeman arrives police officer stops by to tell him about the noise complaints that neighbors have been filing. To try and drown out the voice, Marty fills his ears with medicated drops and gel; when these fail, he briefly considers shoving a sharpened pencil through his eardrum. He comes to his senses and decides to leave the club with the money.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think thateveryone they can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and bangs his head against one of the speakers, eventually breaking it. When the police pull the plug on the show, he confesses to the embezzlement and murder in front of the entire crowd. He then realizes that everyone was staring at him only because he had a cotton swab (used to apply the gel) lodged in one ear. Marty's conscience muses that if he had just kept his mouth shut, he could have escaped with the cash.
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that
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The story then jumps back two years, to a doctor's appointment in which the man - rock concert promoter Marty Slash - is having his ears checked. He complains of hearing a muffled voice in his head, but the doctor dismisses it as the result of hearing loss caused by years of exposure to loud music. That night, Marty hosts a benefit concert (headlined by IggyPop), the latest in a series of shows that have raised $1 million to save the Amazon rain forests. However, he plans to steal the money and get out of the music business for good. As he prepares to flee, the voice in his head becomes clear - it is his conscience (voiced by Sam Kinison), which loudly and obnoxiously tries to persuade him to forget the plan.
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The story then jumps back two years, to a doctor's appointment in which the man - rock concert promoter Marty Slash - is having his ears checked. He complains of hearing a muffled voice in his head, but the doctor dismisses it as the result of hearing loss caused by years of exposure to loud music. That night, Marty hosts a benefit concert (headlined by IggyPop), the latest in a series of shows that have raised $1 million to save the Amazon rain forests. However, he plans to steal the money and get out of the music business for good. As he prepares to flee, the voice in his head becomes clear - it is his conscience (voiced by Sam Kinison), Creator/SamKinison), which loudly and obnoxiously tries to persuade him to forget the plan.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming. Not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with IggyPop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kielbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
With the risk of Kielbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would have just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience has been telling endless bad jokes about his predicament for the past two years, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!"
With the risk of Kielbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would have just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience has been telling endless bad jokes about his predicament for the past two years, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!"
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The story then jumps back two years, to a doctor's appointment in which the man - rock concert promoter Marty Slash
He is interrupted by a
With the risk of Kielbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on
Getting funny looks from everyone he passes, he starts to think that everyone can hear his conscience yelling about his crimes. He has the sound man turn the volume up to maximum in a last effort to silence it and
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience has been telling endless
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* AsHimself: IggyPop frontlines headlines Marty's concert.
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* TheConscience: Marty's is not pleased with him.
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* TheConscience: Marty's is not pleased with him.begins to irritate him constantly after trying to get through for years.
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* SevenMinuteLull: Subverted. The crowd goes silent just as Marty's conscience screams at him, but not because they heard it: he's just put his head through a speaker onstage.
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* SevenMinuteLull: Subverted. The crowd goes silent just as Marty's conscience screams at him, but not because they heard it: he's just put his head through a speaker onstage.onstage and the cops have shut down the concert.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how after Marty [[spoiler:jams a bunch of swabs into his ears]], we don't [[spoiler:see the left side of his head again]]? Well, that's because they didn't want to reveal that [[spoiler:he ruptured his eardrum]] right away!
* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Amazon" money he's stealing]]:
* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Amazon" money he's stealing]]:
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how after Marty [[spoiler:jams jams a bunch of swabs into his ears]], ears, we don't [[spoiler:see see the left side of his head again]]? Well, that's because they didn't want to reveal that [[spoiler:he ruptured his eardrum]] right away!
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before[[spoiler:killing killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Amazon" money he's stealing]]:
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before
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-->'''Marty:''' (raises the guitar over his head) Pete... TOWNSHEND! ([[spoiler:bludgeons Ms. Kielbasa to death with the guitar]])
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The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!"
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The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is has been telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, predicament for the past two years, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!"
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming. Not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming. Not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop IggyPop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa Kielbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
* AsHimself: IggyPop frontlines Marty's concert.
*BlackmailBackfire: Ms. Kielbasa seriously underestimates the lengths Marty will go to in order to get his money.
*BlackmailBackfire: Ms. Kielbasa seriously underestimates the lengths Marty will go to in order to get his money.
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* FakeCharity: A concert raising money to "Save the Rainforest" is doing no such thing.
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* FakeCharity: A concert raising money to "Save the Rainforest" is doing no such thing.Amazon."
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Rainforest" money he's stealing]]:
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Rainforest" Amazon" money he's stealing]]:
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* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that [[spoiler:Ms. Kielbasa]] is actually this.
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* MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that [[spoiler:Ms. Kielbasa]] Ms. Kielbasa is actually this.this.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is f-bombs.
* SevenMinuteLull: Subverted. The crowd goes silent just as Marty's conscience screams at him, but not because they heard it: he's just put his head through a speaker onstage.
* SqueakyEyes: Marty's do this when he's asked about the money.
* SirSwearsALot: Almost half of Iggy Pop's dialogue is f-bombs.
* SevenMinuteLull: Subverted. The crowd goes silent just as Marty's conscience screams at him, but not because they heard it: he's just put his head through a speaker onstage.
* SqueakyEyes: Marty's do this when he's asked about the money.
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* EarAche: And how...
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* EarAche: And how...How else are you going to make the voice in your head stop talking?
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
With the risk of Kilbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would of just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!".
With the risk of Kilbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would of just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!".
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not screaming. Not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
With the risk ofKilbasa Kielbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty wouldof have just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS ITTIME??!??!".TIME??!??!"
!This episode provides examples of:
*TheConscience: Marty's is not pleased with him.
*EarAche: And how...
*FakeCharity: A concert raising money to "Save the Rainforest" is doing no such thing.
*{{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how after Marty [[spoiler:jams a bunch of swabs into his ears]], we don't [[spoiler:see the left side of his head again]]? Well, that's because they didn't want to reveal that [[spoiler:he ruptured his eardrum]] right away!
*PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Rainforest" money he's stealing]]:
-->'''Marty:''' (while picking up a guitar) You know who gave me this guitar?
-->'''Ms. Kielbasa:''' No, who?
-->'''Marty:''' (raises the guitar over his head) Pete... TOWNSHEND! ([[spoiler:bludgeons Ms. Kielbasa to death with the guitar]])
*HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
*MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that [[spoiler:Ms. Kielbasa]] is actually this.
With the risk of
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT
!This episode provides examples of:
*TheConscience: Marty's is not pleased with him.
*EarAche: And how...
*FakeCharity: A concert raising money to "Save the Rainforest" is doing no such thing.
*{{Foreshadowing}}: Notice how after Marty [[spoiler:jams a bunch of swabs into his ears]], we don't [[spoiler:see the left side of his head again]]? Well, that's because they didn't want to reveal that [[spoiler:he ruptured his eardrum]] right away!
*PreMortemOneLiner: Right before [[spoiler:killing Ms. Kielbasa, who wants half of the "Save the Rainforest" money he's stealing]]:
-->'''Marty:''' (while picking up a guitar) You know who gave me this guitar?
-->'''Ms. Kielbasa:''' No, who?
-->'''Marty:''' (raises the guitar over his head) Pete... TOWNSHEND! ([[spoiler:bludgeons Ms. Kielbasa to death with the guitar]])
*HearingVoices: How Marty's conscience manifests itself.
*MorallyBankruptBanker: Turns out that [[spoiler:Ms. Kielbasa]] is actually this.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''MarriedWithChildren'', ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa, the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa, Kilbasa (played by Katey Sagal[[note]]Peg Bundy from ''MarriedWithChildren'', Leela on ''Futurama'', or Gemma from ''SonsOfAnarchy''[[/note]]), the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
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After years in the Rock & Roll business, rock promoter Marty Slash has nothing to show forever except hearing loss and a mysterious sound in his head that sounds like a voice screaming, not wanting that to be the only thing to take away from his job, he plans the ultimate caper: Planning a "Save the Amazon" fundraiser concert (with Iggy Pop headlining) and stealing the donations and heading off into the sunset, but unfortunately for Slash, two things are stopping him: Miss Kilbasa, the bank clerk who overseen Marty's withdrawal from the Amazon account, who posed as a groupie and is now trying to blackmail him in exchange for half of the profits; and the other thing: his conscience (voice of Sam Kinison) who's loudly proclaiming him to don't take the money.
With the risk of Kilbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would of just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!".
With the risk of Kilbasa turning him in, Marty has no choice but to cut her in on the deal, but Marty takes the ultimate step in severing the partnership: by bashing her head in with a guitar. Now adding Murder to his list of crimes, Marty's conscience continues to try to plead with him to turn himself in, even after a luckily escaped run-in with a police officer and the disposal of Kilbasa's body inside a drum kit, so much so that he tries to get the voice out by shoving medical gel, breaking ear swabs and even contemplating shoving a sharpened pencil into his ear drums, but soon, he snaps out of it and proceeds to get ready to ditch the club and walk out with the cash.
But something is throwing off the various club-goers while Marty is attempting to escape the club, Marty thinks that the others can actually hear his conscience telling them of his misdeeds, he tries everything, including turning the already loud rock music to max volume, bringing the policeman back to the club and forcing the audio engineer to shut off the music, causing the conscience thought to be heard. with no other choice, Marty admits to his crimes, but unfortunately for him, his conscience tells him that it wasn't the voice that everyone was worried about, it was actually a broken ear swab lodged in Marty's ear, if Marty would of just kept quiet, he would of gotten away with everything.
The scene soon cuts right before Marty's execution, Slash is now deaf due to the events before and on top of that, his conscience is telling endless bad jokes about his predicament, so much so that when two police officers who arrive to take him to his execution, he only responds with this: "Is it time? Is it time yet? IS IT TIME??!??!".