The set is the divvy “La Cockaroacha” strip club owned by the duo “Tammy and Ritchie”. Various show themes revolve around: personal issues of the house strippers, drunken US Marine patrons as antagonists and ‘Puppy’ the house donkey as La Cockaroacha’s “Fonzee,” sweet & cool but strong hero (Puppy is clad in leather & studs and indeed has a mind of his own). Gary Coleman plays the conniving club manager “Corky” who is a continual source of aggravation. Emotions run rampant, language barriers lead to constant miscommunication, bar-fights ensue yet ‘Tammy, Richie and Puppy’ always save the day.

To give this show it’s own, unique quality, prerecorded laugh-tracks are timed at random intervals and have no correlation to the script or action whatsoever.
-- Nietzsche, Jul 18 2004

Wonderland http://www.mapquest...h&searchtab=address
Marked by a star [thumbwax, Oct 04 2004]

This intial annotation is just a shamless attempt to propel my post to the front page for a wider audience. (and thus collect as many fishbones as possible)
-- Nietzsche, Jul 22 2004


It worked
-- tasman, Jul 22 2004


Boring.
-- jutta, Jul 22 2004


Two doors up from John Holmes' 8763 Wonderland address, eh [thumbwax]? Not to be confused with Brad Anderson's 1998 very nice "Next Stop Wonderland".
-- jurist, Jul 22 2004


Yes, it's "8 more" than Long John's place. *snicker*
-- thumbwax, Jul 22 2004



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