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A suburban husband and wife are sucked into a hell-controlled television set and have to survive various parody show across 24 hours to win their freedom. Tune in as Chris talks Tim Burton, John Ritter, & how viewing habits have changed as the LSCE screens the 1992 Peter Hyams cult comedy “Stay Tuned.” Join us! Check us out at LSCEP.com Works Cited: Ayscough, Suzan. “MGM ‘Getting Even’ for 500G.” Variety . (Jan 12, 1993). Article Link . Accessed 4/20/22. Byrge, Duanne. “Stay Tuned.” The Hollywood Reporter . (Aug 17, 1992). Article Link . Accessed 4/19/22. Childs, Paul. “Looking Back on Stay Tuned.” Den of Geek. (Feb 22, 2018). Article Link . Accessed 4/18/22. Holden, Stephen. Review/Film: Bedeviled Suburbanites with a 24-Hour Deadline. The New York Times. (Aug 15, 1992) Article Link . Accessed 4/19/22. Kempley, Rita. “Stay Tuned.” The Washington Post. (Aug 18, 1992). Article Link . Accessed 4/20/22 McBride, Joseph. Review “Stay Tuned.” Variety. 348, no. 5 (Aug 24,1992): 63. Article Link . Accessed 4/21/22. Squires, John. “Remember the 1992 Nightmare Comedy ‘Stay Tuned’? It’s being Turned into a TV Series. Bloody-Disgusting.com (Aug 11, 2020). Article Link . Accessed 4/19/22.
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