Editing dangeresque 3

'''STRONG BAD:''' Man, peoples won't leave me alone about this one! ''{clears screen, typing}'' Okay,okay,okay,okay. Dangeresque 3 production update! Day 114 ''{says "one-fourteen"}'': Things are comeing ''{again pronounced "koh-may-ing"}'' along right on schedule. So far, we seem to have only hit one major snag. Um, and that is I haven't um, ''{as he types, the text gets smaller and Strong Bad speaks under his breath}'' made Dangeresque 3 yet. ''{clears screen, text size returns to normal}'' But, before you start throwing full wine bottles at your computer screen, let me offer this as a cop-out: the digitally remastered director's cut of: ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?''

'''COACH Z:''' ''{turns back to the camera}'' How was tha{{--}}

'''DANGERESQUE TOO:''' {{--}}what do you know about Perducci?

'''Dangeresque {{--}} Strong Bad'''<br>

'''Dangeresque {{--}} Homestar Runner'''<br>

'''Renaldo {{--}} Coach Z'''<br>

'''Perducci {{--}} The King of Town'''<br>

'''Cutesy Buttons {{--}} Marzipan'''<br>

'''Killingyouguy {{--}} Himself'''<br>

'''Passerby(Hot Tub) {{--}} El Dumpo'''<br>

'''Istanbul {{--}} The Cheat'''

*Click on Strong Bad's Dangeresque glasses at the end for the option to [[Miscellaneous Downloads|download]] "[[Today is Alright 4 2Nite]]", a song from the movie made by Strong Bad.

*{{w|Istanbul}} is the largest city in {{w|Turkey}}.

*Assuming that production has continued uninterrupted for 114 straight days, if June 21, 2004 was the 114th day of production, that would place day 1 on February 29, meaning Strong Bad didn't even start Dangeresque 3 until seven-and-a-half months after [[stunt double]].

**If production was halted during weekends, then day 1 would be January 14, still almost six months after the release of [[stunt double]].

*Strong Bad's line "I work alone. 'Cept when I work with Renaldo. Which is all the time" is a line from "[[The Theme from Dangeresque II]]", from [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]].

*The {{w|Chevrolet Corvette|Corvette}} is a sports car made by {{wp|Chevrolet}}. Such cars are common in action films.

*"What is your malfunction?" is a reference to [[Stanley Kubrick]]'s Vietnam War movie ''{{wp|Full Metal Jacket}}''.

*The scene of the two Dangeresques climbing up the "skyscraper" is a parody of [http://www.66batmania.com/trivia/bat-climb/ the "Bat Climb"], a running gag from the '60s ''[[Batman]]'' TV series. Also, the final shot of the movie that says "The End?" is a reference to the 1966 ''[[imdb:tt0060153|Batman]]'' movie, which ends with a similar question.

*Homestar's line "The pipes are broken!" spinning kick is a reference to the "Tatsumaki Senpuukyaku" (typically translated to "Hurricane Kick") attack from the ''[[Street Fighter]]'' series of games. ''Street Fighter II'' featured heavily compressed Japanese audio lines which were hard to understand, especially if the listener did not speak Japanese, and led to humorous misinterpretations.

*"Reesy Cup Milkshake" is a reference to {{wp|Reese's Peanut Butter Cups}} candy, which is often served in milkshakes.

*"Doughboy" may be a reference to the {{wp|Pillsbury Doughboy}}.

*"Here comes little email with a gun in his hand," in addition to the inside reference ''(See above)'', could also be reference to the song "Little Man With a Gun in His Hand" by the {{w|Minutemen (band)|Minutemen}}, one of Matt Chapman's favorite bands.

**"Little Man With a Gun in His Hand" is on the album ''{{wp|Double Nickels on the Dime}}'', which is one of Matt Chapman's all-time favorite albums.

*The hubcap coming off the Gremlin is a reference to the movie ''{{w|Bullitt#Car chase|Bullitt}}'', which was one of the first movies to have a "renegade cop" as its main character, and had one of the earliest and most influential car chase sequences in movie history. The car that Bullitt was chasing lost multiple hubcaps during the chase.

*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.

'''MIKE:''' All right, so this was, uh, yee, about the time we said... Strong Bad said that, uh, ''Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective'' would come out.

'''MIKE:''' ...Still think that ''Dangeresque 3'' is coming out.

'''MATT:''' Right. And they complained that, and it's just, but, you don't... you... you basically are getting ''Dangeresque 3''. Here's something you've never seen, and people are, aw, they just put that old "Dangeresque 1" up there. Uh, so Strong{{--}}

'''MATT:''' And start watching ''Splash''!  

'''MATT:''' Right now! Take this out of the DVD player and put ''Splash'' in.

'''MIKE:''' So Strong Bad, er, rather, that's The Cheat there, Mike. The Cheat reprises his role as "The Popular Vote" from the Christmas episode as "Istanbul". We just had to modify his costume.

'''MATT:''' This is a ref{{--}}a double reference to, obviously, the old ''Batman'' TV show where they would do this cheap special effect to be climbing up a wall, and then my friend Neil and I's attempt to do it in an episode of "Captain Idiot", I believe it was in.

'''MATT:''' That, of course, what we... it sounds like Ken says in "Street Fighter" when he does the Hurricane Kick, or whatever it's called. "The pipes are broken."

*{{w|Sonic Drive-In|Sonic Burger}} is a chain of fast-food restaurants. The Brothers Chaps did in fact talk about Sonic Burger on the last DVD set, in the [[comic#DVD Version|commentary]] for [[comic]].

*''{{w|Cape Fear (1991 film)|Cape Fear}}'' is a 1991 thriller about public defender Sam Bowden ({{wp|Nick Nolte}}) who is stalked by an ex-convict he defended. Bowden plays racquetball in early scenes.<!--original movie is irrelevant for this purpose-->

*''{{w|Splash (film)|Splash}}'' is a 1984 movie about a man (played by {{wp|Tom Hanks}}) who falls in love with a mermaid (played by {{wp||Daryl Hannah}}). {{wp|John Candy}} appears as Hanks' brother and the two play racquetball in a memorable scene where a serve by Candy ricochets and hits him in the head (similar to what nearly happens to Dangeresque Too).

*A {{wp|mint julep}} is a mixed drink with mint leaves and bourbon.

*"The end credits photo montage" from [[montage]] is mentioned.