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In this 100th anniversary episode, Pete Shelton takes a look at the last century of R.A.V.E., including how it progressed through early vaudeville, radio, and television, and then takes a look at two clips from episodes 12 and 36. Finally, a lucky R.A.V.E. viewer gets to meet the famous demon from Episode 3--the Gimp.
Intro
PETE SHELTON -- Himself
VAUDEVILLE DANCER 1-- Kevin Hanna
VAUDEVILLE DANCER 2 -- Rick Ward
RADIO ANNOUNCER 1 -- Ward Rackley
RADIO ANNOUNCER 2 -- James Amler
SKIPPY -- Harper Gordek
ANGRY LITTLE IMMIGRANT -- Mark Andrews
RICKY -- Harper Gordek
LUCY -- Marianna Matthews
H.I.P.P.I.E. -- Sara Noffsinger
VICTIM 1 -- Mark Andrews
VICTIM 2 -- Pete Shelton
DISCO DANCER -- Mark Andrews
DISCO VICTIM -- Pete Shelton
Written, Edited, Shot, and Directed By
Harper Gordek
The Many Deaths of Ward Rackley
MASTER OF CEREMONIES -- Rick Ward
CORPSE -- Rick Ward
EMT 1 -- Mark Andrews
EMT 2 -- Kevin Hanna
JACKSON END -- James Amler
BARONESS -- Marianna Matthews
DR. RAOUL LENCIA -- Ward Rackley
CLONES -- Ward Rackley
Killers
The Entire Cast of R.A.V.E.
Camera
Harper Gordek
Kevin Hanna
Rick Ward
Second Unit Director
Rick Ward
Written, Edited, and Directed By
Rick Ward
Ward and Pete Fight Their Way Across Campus
INTRODUCTOR -- Ward Rackley
PETE SHELTON -- Himself
WARD RACKLEY -- Himself
Camera
Rick Ward
Still Frame Images copyright (C) 1998 Rick Ward
Used by permission.
Improvised By
Ward Rackley and Pete Shelton
Fanatic
SIMON BELMONT -- Ward Rackley
TREVOR PRESCOTT -- Richie Franklin
DESTRO -- Mark Andrews
THE GIMP -- Again, Not Mark Andrews
Camera
Rick Ward
Improvised by
Mark Andrews, Richie Franklin, and Ward Rackley
Compilation Produced by
Ward Rackley and Rick Ward
Executive Producer
Harper Gordek
INTRO -- House of the Rising Sun / The Animals
JACKSON IN HIS OFFICE -- Psycho (a narrative for orchestra) / Bernard
Herrman
MONTAGE INTRO -- Helter Skelter '97 / Meat Beat Manifesto
WOO! ALL RIGHT -- sampled from Radio Babylon / Meat Beat Manifesto
MORE INTRO -- Someone to Love / Moby
WARD'S DEATHS -- sampled from More Human than Human / White Zombie
DO IT LIKE THIS -- Chemical Beats (Dave Clarke Remix) / Chemical Brothers
DISCO FEVER -- Young Hearts Run Free / ?
CROSS-CAMPUS VIOLENCE -- Pinhead / The Ramones
FANATIC INTRO -- London Calling / The Clash
WASHIN' UP -- Comanche / The Revels
THE RIDE OVER -- Master and Servant / Locust
BEAT UP THE GIMP -- Comanche / The Revels
END CREDITS -- American Nightmare / Rob Zombie with Howard Stern
This show was filmed...
in STV's newly renovated studio
outside the Student Union Annex
on the third floor of the Student Union
at the Dean Dome
in front of Hinton James
under the Bell Tower
at the Old Well
in front of Ben & Jerry's
a room that is not 210 Old East
in a car driving around Chapel Hill

*Half of this episode was filmed in April 1998*
*The other half was filmed in September 1998*
*Some clips didn't make the final cut for time reasons*
*Ward and Pete Fight Their Way Across Campus and Fanatic were totally
improvised*
*The face in the space suit is that of narrator Pete Shelton*
*The number 3825 appears twice in the clones clip*
*This was the first episode edited in a nonlinear fashion*
Jackson is referred to as James when he kills Ward's clone
for the first time.
Jackson holds the door open for Lencia in a spectacular jump cut.
Numerous position errors in the improvised clips.
Ricky - "I knew I shouldn't have married a stupid gringo."
Jackson - "Look, you don't have to say something that goes along with what I just said. For instance--HAHH!"
Jackson - "You know what you are to me, buddy-row? Form 3825: Clone(s) killed."
Pete - "So Ward, what do you feel like doing today?"
Ward - "I dunno, Pete...I feel like...fighting my way across the
UNC campus."
Simon Belmont - "Would you like the Gimp to autograph
your head?"
Trevor - "NOOOO!!"