I saw the tv show long ago and still remember many character names and episode plots. No idea which module this might be, however.
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Plus Andy Travis, Venus Flytrap, Doctor Johnny Fever, Herb Tarlick, Arthur Carlson, and Mother Carlson. I'm blanking on Mother Carlson's butler's name. Arthur Carlson's kid was on at least one episode and I'm blanking on him, too. That's it for the principal cast.
I have no idea what module is being referred to.
The "I thought kobolds could fly" is a reference to WKRP's classic Thanksgiving episode. The station manager, Arthur Carlson, became frustrated that he was being marginalized by the effective members of the staff so he hatched a Thanksgiving promotion and refused to tell anyone what exactly he planned. He ended up dropping turkeys from a helicopter over a grocery store parking lot. The station's news director live reported from the scene and described the horror of a bunch of turkeys falling to their deaths. When Arthur Carlson got back to the station after the debacle, all he said was "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." It was much funnier than I am making it sound.
tylermo wrote:Your efforts are greatly appreciated, Buttmonkey. Can't believe I said that with a straight face.
Buttmonkey wrote:Plus Andy Travis, Venus Flytrap, Doctor Johnny Fever, Herb Tarlick, Arthur Carlson, and Mother Carlson. I'm blanking on Mother Carlson's butler's name. Arthur Carlson's kid was on at least one episode and I'm blanking on him, too. That's it for the principal cast.
I have no idea what module is being referred to.
The "I thought kobolds could fly" is a reference to WKRP's classic Thanksgiving episode. The station manager, Arthur Carlson, became frustrated that he was being marginalized by the effective members of the staff so he hatched a Thanksgiving promotion and refused to tell anyone what exactly he planned. He ended up dropping turkeys from a helicopter over a grocery store parking lot. The station's news director live reported from the scene and described the horror of a bunch of turkeys falling to their deaths. When Arthur Carlson got back to the station after the debacle, all he said was "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." It was much funnier than I am making it sound.