History Recap / FilmRerollThelmaAndLouise

* StockholmSyndrome: Louise asks Thelma if she has it. She claims that she doesn't, [[ComicallyMissingThePoint but it's a city she's always wanted to visit.]]

* WrongGenreSavvy: Because of how Andy chose to play Darryl Dickinson[[note]]short, but non-confrontational[[/note]] in the first scene, Paulo cracks that [=Christopher McDonald=][[note]]Darryl's actor[[/note]] was convinced he was in ''Theatre/DeathOfASalesman''.

--->'''Paulo''': ([[{{Corpsing}} almost laughs]])You're a respected actor.

* IAmNotLeonardNimoy: J.D. is referred to as "Creator/BradPitt" both in and out of universe. It's even the name used in the episode description (shown above) and on his character sheet.
-->'''"Thelma":''' J.D. again.\\

** After Andy fails his investigation roll to get a lead on Harlan's attackers, he has Detective Slocum put out an APB in which he says "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E11HomersTripleBypass Suspect is hatless. Repeat, hatless.]]"

** Website/{{Reddit}} user [[https://www.reddit.com/r/filmreroll/comments/bf5nak/thelma_louise_comparing_the_film_and_film_reroll/ [=AngelusCowl=] actually mapped out the routes taken by both the movie protagonists and their Reroll counterparts,]] and found the exact location when the campaign went off (or on) the rails.

* DeathByAdaptation: Thelma's husband Darryl Dickinson is said to have starved to death because he never learned how the microwave worked.

** Harlan claims that Louise was an AxCrazy HystericalWoman who attacked him for no reason after he kindly took care of her drunk friend, [[SlutShaming and possibly refused her offers of sex, he says that he doesn't quite remember]]. ([[AmbiguousSituation It's unclear if his mind is hazy enough for him to actually have a SelfServingMemory regarding the event, or if he is just playing the blame game.]] [[GenreBlind Whatever the case is, Detective Slocumb apparently believes his story completely.]])

'''"Thelma":''' Oh I don't. [[NoodleIncident I had a bad experience...]] [[CompletelyMissingThePoint I don't even know how to fish,]] [[RunningGag but I've always wanted to go to Europe.]]\\

* GuestStar: Carolyn Faye Kramer as Thelma.

* ReadingStageDirectionsOutLoud: A side effect to Carolyn's dedication to staying in character is that Thelma always comes across as if she is describing her actions out loud, [[ThirdPersonPerson sometimes in third person.]] (The InUniverse reason given for this is that Thelma is ThinkingOutLoud due to loneliness, as Louise -- her only true friend -- spends most of her days working.)

* OffTheRails: Almost [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Our protagonists manage to get all the way to New Mexico this time, which is much further than they originally did. The players even argue that [[Film/ThelmaAndLouise the movie]] almost feels like an OffTheRails version of their campaign.

As of this writing, this is the only episode to feature Carolyn Faye Kramer as a player.

Starring Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Louise, [[GuestStar Carolyn Faye Kramer]] as Thelma, [[IAmNotLeonardNimoy Andy Hoover]] as "Creator/BradPitt" and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.

** Thelma compares Louise and Harlan's fight with something out of ''LiveActionTV/GameOfThrones''.

Episode 11 of Podcast/FilmReroll.

What Louise and her best friend Thelma intends to be a pleasant road trip takes a dark turn when the latter is sexually assaulted by local sleexze-bag Harlan. After beating him to a pulp and leaving him there to die - in self-defence - our protagonists find themselves in a race against time, where they do everything in their power to get to the Mexican border before they are caught by the police, who they are convinced will never believe their story.

-->'''"Thelma:"''' J.D. again.\\
'''"Louise:"''' Who is J.D?\\
'''"Thelma:"''' Creator/BradPitt.\\
'''"Louise:"''' Oh.

* RailroadTracksOfDoom: As they are being chased by the police, the gang are forced to cross a railroad ''right'' before a train passes. They succed, trapping the police on the other side.

'''"Thelma:"''' Yeah?\\

'''"Thelma:"''' Oh God. I just threw up. [[MoodWhiplash Please!]] [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking And you smell like fish and chips!]]\\
'''"Harlan:"''' Sorry, I like fish and chips.\\
'''"Thelma:"''' Oh I don't. [[NoodleIncident I had a bad experience...]] [[CompletelyMissingThePoint I don't even know how to fish,]] [[RunningGag but I've always wanted to go to Europe.]]\\
'''"Harlan:"''' [[DoubleEntendre Baby, I'll take you to Europe...]]\\
'''"Thelma:"''' [[LiteralMinded Well how 'bout we get on a nice plane? I don't think we're gonna get there on the roof of this car.]]
* ReadingStageDirectionsOutLoud: A side effect to Carolyn's dedication to staying in character is that Thelma always comes across as if she is describing her actions out loud, [[ThirdPersonPerson sometimes in third person.]] (The InUniverse reason given for this is that Thelma is ThinkingOutLoud due to loneliness, as Louise - her only true friend - spends most of her days working.

** When Ethan Omaker tells the Governor that he is chasing two violent, escaped female criminals, the Governor is most interested in [[DirtyOldMan whether or not they are cute and what they are wearing.]] [[note]] (Fun, modern, easily recognisable [[IconicOutfit Iconic Outfits]] [[RetroUniverse with a mild seventies style to them.) [[/note]]]]
** Darryl Dickinson ins't really that concerned about the well-being of his wife, he's just annoyed by the fact that nobody is cooking dinner for him anymore.

** Harlan also claims that Louise was an AxCrazy HystericalWoman who attacked him for no reason after he kindly took care of her drunk friend, [[SlutShaming and possibly refused her offers of sex, he says that he doesn't quite remember.]] ([[AmbiguousSituation It's unclear if his mind is hazy enough for him to actually have a SelfServingMemory regarding the event, or if he is just playing the blame game.]] [[GenreBlind Whatever the case is, Detective Slocumb apparently believes his story completely.]])

* ChekhovsGun: In an unusually dark example, our protagonists use their remaining can of gasoline [[spoiler: to light themselves on fire during their suicide.]]
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Thelma's husband Darryl Dickinson is said to have starved to death because he never learned how the microwave worked.]]

* HopeSpot: There are two factors making it seem like the campaign might have a happier ending than the movie. First, our protagonists never get their money stolen, and get much closer to their goal of reaching Mexico than they did in the film. Once they are stopped by the police, said police are led by not one but ''two'' ([[ChivalrousPervert fairly]]) [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Reasonable Authority Figures]] who are trying to not have them killed. They specifically ask a female officer to talk to the suspects to show that they are listening to them. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, she is not any better at calming down our protagonists than the male cops in the movie were, [[InSpiteOfANail and despite the changes to the situation,]] [[DownerEnding Thelma and Louise still commit suicide by driving away from the police.]] The biggest difference is that they blow themselves up rather than drive off a cliff.]]

* SparedByTheAdaptation: [[spoiler: Harlan, barely. In the original movie, he was simply shot dead. Here, Louise gives him a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown which he ''does'' survive, though he is disfigured and likely crippled for life.]]

What Louise and her best friend Thelma intends to be a pleasant road trip takes a dark turn when the latter is sexually assaulted by local sleexze-bag Harlam. After beating him to a pulp and leaving him there to die - in self-defence - our protagonists find themselves in a race against time, where they do everything in their power to get to the Mexican border before they are caught by the police, who they are convinced will never believe their story.

Starring Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Louise, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Thelma, [[IAmNotLeonardNimoy Andy Hoover]] as "Creator/BradPitt" and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.