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->''"It's dumb, it's a dumb game! But I'm realizing t he kids I hang out with are kind of my only shot at a peer group, so I'm just making the best of it. I mean, I wish I had a group of friends that were all really close and shared our deepest hopes and desires and we all got each other, but it doesn't look like things are going that way, so these kids are my best option."''
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->''"It's dumb, it's a dumb game! But I'm realizing t he the kids I hang out with are kind of my only shot at a peer group, so I'm just making the best of it. I mean, I wish I had a group of friends that were all really close and shared our deepest hopes and desires and we all got each other, but it doesn't look like things are going that way, so these kids are my best option."''
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* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: A variant; Tina doesn't find Bob embarrassing and actually enjoys her time with him before the other eighth-graders ruin the experience. However, the ''other'' eighth-graders definitely find Bob a bit on the quirky side.
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* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: A variant; Tina doesn't find Bob embarrassing and actually enjoys her time with him before the other eighth-graders ruin the experience. However, the ''other'' eighth-graders definitely find Bob a bit on the quirky side.
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->''"It's dumb, it's a dumb game! But I'm realizing t he kids I hang out with are kind of my only shot at a peer group, so I'm just making the best of it. I mean, I wish I had a group of friends that were all really close and shared our deepest hopes and desires and we all got each other, but it doesn't look like things are going that way, so these kids are my best option."''
-->'''--Tina'''
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->''"It's dumb, it's a dumb game! But I'm realizing t he kids I hang out with are kind of my only shot at a peer group, so I'm just making the best of it. I mean, I wish I had a group of friends that were all really close and shared our deepest hopes and desires and we all got each other, but it doesn't look like things are going that way, so these kids are my best option."''
-->'''--Tina'''
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** ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'' is a clear stand-in for ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'', complete with AudienceParticipation, with a bit of ''Film/{{Footloose}}'' thrown in for good measure.
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** ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'' is a clear stand-in for ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'', complete with AudienceParticipation, with a bit of ''Film/{{Footloose}}'' thrown in for good measure. The final dance is very clearly reminiscent of the Time Warp dance.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Tina's group of friends are easily distracted, have boring interests (and a lack of interest in anything actually interesting for Tina), and are obnoxiously loud. She blows up at them before the end of the episode because of this.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: In-universe, Louise displays interest in the titular film solely because of its R rating. When Bob clarifies that the rating isn't because of violence, however, she immediately loses interest.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: In-universe, In-universe. Louise displays interest in the titular film solely because of its R rating. When Bob clarifies that the rating isn't because of violence, however, she immediately loses interest.
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* UnseenNoMore: Little King Trashmouth's husband Gary makes his onscreen debut.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: The name of the female lead in the titular movie is Destiny Fanger.
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* {{Expy}}: The musical horror B-movie, and the fact that people yell back at the screen, is very reminiscent of the Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow.
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* {{Expy}}: The musical horror B-movie, and the fact that people yell back at the screen, is very reminiscent of the Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow. The character of "Vamp von Tramp" is clearly supposed to be Dr. Frankenfurter.
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* {{Expy}}: The musical horror B-movie, and the fact that people yell back at the screen, is very reminiscent of the Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow.
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** The exterminator van is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
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** The exterminator van Exterminator Van is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
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*AwesomeMcCoolname: The name of the female lead in the titular movie is Destiny Fanger.
*OneSceneWonder: In-universe; Bob is cosplaying as "Nightclub Guy #3", whose sole scene involves him dying and yelling "Dis-go to hell, vampires!" (which is also his one line in the movie). However, the scene is apparently so memorable that the audience collectively yells his line as he says it.
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* PunnyName: Of a sort; Destiny seems to have been named such solely so the titular movie could make a "date with Destiny" joke.
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* PunnyName: Of a sort; Destiny seems to have been named such solely so the titular movie could make a "date "dance with Destiny" joke.
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** The exterminator in the opening is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
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** The exterminator in the opening van is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Tina is just as hostile to Jimmy Jr. as she is to the other eighth-graders, showing even she can't excuse his nonsense.
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*ContinuityNod: [[Recap/BobsBurgersS5E3FriendsWithBurgerFits This isn't the first time Bob has been compared to]] Creator/BurtReynolds.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Tina is just as hostile to Jimmy Jr. as she is to the other eighth-graders, showing evenshe [[SmittenTeenageGirl she]] can't excuse his nonsense.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Tina is just as hostile to Jimmy Jr. as she is to the other eighth-graders, showing even
*PunnyName: Of a sort; Destiny seems to have been named such solely so the titular movie could make a "date with Destiny" joke.
*RedHerring: It initially seems like the episode is building up to Bob having a problem with Tina's friends joining (and ruining) the father-daughter movie night, but he's relatively passive towards the kids if mildly annoyed. It's ''Tina'' who ends up having a problem with them.
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* TrueCompanions: Discussed; Bob notes that even if Tina doesn't find any friends in Wagstaff, she'll eventually find people who will want to hang out with her and go on adventures.
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* TrueCompanions: Discussed; Tina wants to be this with her classmates, but it's not going so well. At the end, Bob notes revisits this concept and tells Tina that even if Tina she doesn't find any friends in Wagstaff, she'll eventually find people who will want to hang out with her and go on adventures.
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* ShowWithinAShow: The titular movie ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'', a campy horror musical that Bob saw as a teenager and wants to share the experience with Tina.
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* ShowWithinAShow: The titular movie ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'', a campy horror musical that Bob saw as a teenager and wants to share the experience with Tina.
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*AllThereInTheManual: The credits reveal Kevin's father is named Farmer Keith, which is never outright stated in the clips of the movie we see.
*AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: A variant; Tina doesn't find Bob embarrassing and actually enjoys her time with him before the other eighth-graders ruin the experience. However, the ''other'' eighth-graders definitely find Bob a bit on the quirky side.
*AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: A variant; Tina doesn't find Bob embarrassing and actually enjoys her time with him before the other eighth-graders ruin the experience. However, the ''other'' eighth-graders definitely find Bob a bit on the quirky side.
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*EveryoneHasStandards: Tina is just as hostile to Jimmy Jr. as she is to the other eighth-graders, showing even she can't excuse his nonsense.
*HopeSpot: Tina convinces her friends to watch the movie, and Zeke even notes that it sounds fun... only for them to pretty much continue their obnoxious behavior in the theater.
*{{Hypocrite}}: When Tina calls out the eighth-graders on their crap, they have the gall to call ''her'' out on being loud in the theater.
*HopeSpot: Tina convinces her friends to watch the movie, and Zeke even notes that it sounds fun... only for them to pretty much continue their obnoxious behavior in the theater.
*{{Hypocrite}}: When Tina calls out the eighth-graders on their crap, they have the gall to call ''her'' out on being loud in the theater.
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* IncrediblyLameFun: Tina's friends have made up a game called "Drinking or Not Drinking", in which you put a straw on your drink and your mouth on the straw and people have to guess whether you're drinking through the straw or not. It's as mundane and bland as it sounds. Even Tina calls it dumb, but since they're the only friends she has, she goes along with it. (Part of her dislike is that her pretending to drink face is particularly disturbing.)
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* IncrediblyLameFun: Tina's friends have made up a game called "Drinking or Not Drinking", in which you put a straw on your drink and your mouth on the straw and people have to guess whether you're drinking through the straw or not. It's as mundane and bland as it sounds. Even Tina calls it dumb, but since they're the only friends she has, she goes along with it. (Part Part of her dislike is that her pretending to drink "pretending-to-drink" face is particularly disturbing.)
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*NoodleIncident: Linda once peed in the alley to try and assert dominance. It didn't work.
*NotSoAboveItAll: Bob mentions how fun it'd be to just ditch the eighth-graders at the theater and leave with Tina, only refusing because he doesn't think he's legally allowed to do that.
*NotSoAboveItAll: Bob mentions how fun it'd be to just ditch the eighth-graders at the theater and leave with Tina, only refusing because he doesn't think he's legally allowed to do that.
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*ReallyGetsAround: In-universe; Destiny (the character Tina is cosplaying as) mentions having had a thousand lovers.
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*TrueCompanions: Discussed; Bob notes that even if Tina doesn't find any friends in Wagstaff, she'll eventually find people who will want to hang out with her and go on adventures.
-->'''Bob:''' You know, the first time I came to Vampire Disco Death Dance, I came by myself.\\
'''Tina:''' Really? You came alone?\\
'''Bob:''' I didn’t think anybody I was hanging out with would like it. But I remember sitting there, looking around the theater at all these people in costume, all of us singing together, and I thought, "Wow, I’m-I’m not alone. I’m with people who, you know, kind of get me. Th-They exist."\\
'''Tina:''' So you found them? People that got you?\\
'''Bob:''' Yeah. Eventually. You know... some. [[HappilyMarried Basically, your mother]].\\
'''Tina:''' Anyone else? People you keep in touch with? Groups of old friends you go on adventures with?\\
'''Bob:''' (chuckles) Oh. Oh, no, I-I don’t do that. I mean, I just kind of go to bed. But Tina, you’ll meet people like that. Y-You’ll go on adventures. You’ll stay in touch. I know you will.\\
'''Tina:''' You really think so?\\
'''Bob:''' I know it, because I would want to be one of those people if I met you.\\
'''Tina:''' Thanks, Dad.
-->'''Bob:''' You know, the first time I came to Vampire Disco Death Dance, I came by myself.\\
'''Tina:''' Really? You came alone?\\
'''Bob:''' I didn’t think anybody I was hanging out with would like it. But I remember sitting there, looking around the theater at all these people in costume, all of us singing together, and I thought, "Wow, I’m-I’m not alone. I’m with people who, you know, kind of get me. Th-They exist."\\
'''Tina:''' So you found them? People that got you?\\
'''Bob:''' Yeah. Eventually. You know... some. [[HappilyMarried Basically, your mother]].\\
'''Tina:''' Anyone else? People you keep in touch with? Groups of old friends you go on adventures with?\\
'''Bob:''' (chuckles) Oh. Oh, no, I-I don’t do that. I mean, I just kind of go to bed. But Tina, you’ll meet people like that. Y-You’ll go on adventures. You’ll stay in touch. I know you will.\\
'''Tina:''' You really think so?\\
'''Bob:''' I know it, because I would want to be one of those people if I met you.\\
'''Tina:''' Thanks, Dad.
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* PokeThePoodle: Jocelyn rolls down Bob's car window and yells very innocuous things at other cars.
-->'''Jocelyn:''' Your car is blue! ''(To Bob)'' DRIVE! DRIVE! DRIVE!
-->'''Jocelyn:''' Your car is blue! ''(To Bob)'' DRIVE! DRIVE! DRIVE!
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* PetTheDog: It's extremely minor, but Tina's friends do begrudgingly admit that the movie wasn't bad.
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*JerkassBall: While Tammy and Jocelyn's behavior during the movie is par for the course, and Jimmy Jr. has done worse things, ''Zeke'' joining in on obnoxiously disrupting the movie is a bit jarring. He's been loud and disruptive before, but not to the extent that he was here.
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* NegativeContinuity: In a sense. Both Gene and Louise have been shown to enjoy old films with Bob (Banjo for the former; "Hawk and Chick" for the latter), but here they're completely uninterested in the film Bob and Tina plan to see precisely ''because'' it's old[[note]]though in Louise's case it's also because "Vampire Disco Death Dance" lacks the action and violence that the "Hawk and Chick" movies have, and it also lacks the appeal of a father/daughter duo for her to relate to even without the violence[[/note]].
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* NegativeContinuity: In a sense. Both Gene and Louise have been shown to enjoy old films with Bob (Banjo (''Banjo'' for the former; "Hawk ''Hawk and Chick" Chick'' for the latter), but here they're completely uninterested in the film Bob and Tina plan to see precisely ''because'' it's old[[note]]though in Louise's case it's also because "Vampire ''Vampire Disco Death Dance" Dance'' lacks the action and violence that the "Hawk ''Hawk and Chick" Chick'' movies have, and it also lacks the appeal of a father/daughter duo for her to relate to even without the violence[[/note]].
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as. Of course, [[Recap/BobsBurgersS1E9SpaghettiWesternAndMeatballs given Bob's history with Banjo]] [[Recap/BobsBurgersS5E20HawkAndChick and "Hawk and Chick"]], this seems almost par for the course.
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as. Of course, [[Recap/BobsBurgersS1E9SpaghettiWesternAndMeatballs given Bob's history with Banjo]] [[Recap/BobsBurgersS5E20HawkAndChick ''[[Recap/BobsBurgersS1E9SpaghettiWesternAndMeatballs Banjo]]'' and "Hawk ''[[Recap/BobsBurgersS5E20HawkAndChick Hawk and Chick"]], Chick]]'', this seems almost par for the course.
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*NegativeContinuity: In a sense. Both Gene and Louise have been shown to enjoy old films with Bob (Banjo for the former; "Hawk and Chick" for the latter), but here they're completely uninterested in the film Bob and Tina plan to see precisely ''because'' it's old[[note]]though in Louise's case it's also because "Vampire Disco Death Dance" lacks the action and violence that the "Hawk and Chick" movies have, and it also lacks the appeal of a father/daughter duo for her to relate to even without the violence[[/note]].
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as.
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as. Of course, [[Recap/BobsBurgersS1E9SpaghettiWesternAndMeatballs given Bob's history with Banjo]] [[Recap/BobsBurgersS5E20HawkAndChick and "Hawk and Chick"]], this seems almost par for the course.
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-->'''Linda''': Do they know any fun games?
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*JustHereForGodzilla: In-universe, Louise displays interest in the titular film solely because of its R rating. When Bob clarifies that the rating isn't because of violence, however, she immediately loses interest.
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* IncrediblyLameFun: Tina's friends have made up a game called "Drinking or Not Drinking", in which you put a straw on your drink and your mouth on the straw and people have to guess whether you're drinking through the straw or not. Even Tina calls it dumb, but since they're the only friends she has, she goes along with it. (Part of her dislike is that her pretending to drink face is particularly disturbing.)
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Tina gets fed up with her classmates ruining the movie (and the bonding experience she's trying to share with both them and her father), she really lets them have it.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Tina gets fed up with her classmates classmates' rudeness ruining the movie (and the bonding experience she's trying to share with both them and her father), she really lets them have it.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Tina gets fed up with her classmates ruining the movie (and the bonding experience she's trying to have with both them and her father), she really lets them have it.
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* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Tina is desperate to bond with her classmates, which is why she tolerates their {{Jerkass}} behavior for so long before [[BewareTheNiceOnes finally exploding]].
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Tina gets fed up with her classmates ruining the movie (and the bonding experience she's trying to have with both them and her father), she really lets them have it.
-->'''Tina:''' Stop it! You guys are being so annoying! I shouldn’t have invited you! I thought you actually wanted to do this!... I’m such an idiot for thinking we could do something interesting together and remember it and bond over it [[ItMakesSenseInContext and be a krew, with a K]]!
-->'''Tina:''' Stop it! You guys are being so annoying! I shouldn’t have invited you! I thought you actually wanted to do this!... I’m such an idiot for thinking we could do something interesting together and remember it and bond over it [[ItMakesSenseInContext and be a krew, with a K]]!
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as.
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* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as.as.
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* CallBack: Linda is still obsessed with the raccoons living in the back alley, first brought up in "[[Recap/BobsBurgersS4E9SlumberParty Slumber Party]]".
* IncrediblyLameFun: Tina's friends have made up a game called "Drinking or Not Drinking", in which you put a straw on your drink and your mouth on the straw and people have to guess whether you're drinking through the straw or not. Even Tina calls it dumb, but since they're the only friends she has, she goes along with it. (Part of her dislike is that her pretending to drink face is particularly disturbing.)
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** The exterminator in the opening is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
** Burger of the Day: [[Music/PaulSimon Stilton Crazy After All These Gruyeres Burger]]
** ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'' is a clear stand-in for ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'', complete with AudienceParticipation.
* ShowWithinAShow: The titular movie ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'', a campy horror musical that Bob saw as a teenager and wants to share the experience with Tina.
* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as.
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* CallBack: Linda is still obsessed with the raccoons living in the back alley, first brought up in "[[Recap/BobsBurgersS4E9SlumberParty Slumber Party]]".
* IncrediblyLameFun: Tina's friends have made up a game called "Drinking or Not Drinking", in which you put a straw on your drink and your mouth on the straw and people have to guess whether you're drinking through the straw or not. Even Tina calls it dumb, but since they're the only friends she has, she goes along with it. (Part of her dislike is that her pretending to drink face is particularly disturbing.)
* ShoutOut:
** The exterminator in the opening is [[Music/NaughtyByNature Gnatty by Nature]].
** Burger of the Day: [[Music/PaulSimon Stilton Crazy After All These Gruyeres Burger]]
** ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'' is a clear stand-in for ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'', complete with AudienceParticipation.
* ShowWithinAShow: The titular movie ''Vampire Disco Death Dance'', a campy horror musical that Bob saw as a teenager and wants to share the experience with Tina.
* UnabashedBMovieFan: Bob is a big fan of ''Vampire Disco Death Dance''. He knows all the lines and dance routines, and even picks a minor bit character to dress as.
