The Charlie Da Clown Show!
The Charlie Da Clown Show!
The Charlie Da Clown Show!
The Charlie Da Clown Show!
The Charlie Da Clown Show!
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
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The Charlie Da Clown Show!
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
(featuring Sprinkles)
THE WINNERS OF MTV’S “BASTERDIZE TARANTINO” SHORT FILM CONTEST BRING YOU THEIR ORIGINAL TV PILOT: THE CHARLIE DA CLOWN SHOW!
“After twenty years on the air, the clown-faced, Rat Pack era, late night talk show host Charlie da Clown struggles to stay relevant amidst the upheaval of the rapidly changing entertainment landscape of the 1980s.”
SEASON ONE SYNOPSIS
For twenty years, the “CHARLIE DA CLOWN SHOW” was the top rated late-night talk show in the history of network television and Charlie along with his faithful sidekick Sprinkles were TVs dynamic duo throughout the sixties and seventies. As the years wore on and his fellow Rat Packers retired from the biz, Charlie refused to hang up the microphone and chose instead to fill the much-needed void left by Sinatra and the gang and monopolize their booze, broads and bucks lifestyle.
Now in 1984 the show takes to the air for its twentieth season…but times have changed and so has Charlie’s relevance in the entertainment world. When once, his show was frequented by Hugh Hefner, Muhammad Ali and the glamorous Sofia Lauren, it’s now infested with the likes of Larry Flynt, Hulk Hogan, and some chick named Boy George. While Charlie can’t make sense of why these “neon colored hacks” exist in his world, he’s soon forced to realize it’s him that no longer belongs.
As Charlie schemes to get back on top amidst power struggles with his bandleader, double dealings with his producer, his stage manager losing his grip on reality and his sidekick finally standing up for himself, his beloved show crumbles around him and the host you love to hate, fights to keep the throne he fought so hard to win in a world that has changed without him.
This thirty-minute, character-based comedy could be best described as “Eastbound and Down” meets “The Muppet Show”. You will laugh uncontrollably and at times uncomfortably.
“I’m Charlie Da Clown…and you’re welcome.”