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Bloody Talk
by: The Brat Queen
[Some side notes: There's a small contest here for all of you to
figure out what inspired me to do this piece (hint: *not* the Saturday
Night Live skit). Those of you who figure it out can also help me to
decide if this should get posted on a.b.a-r
Also, those of you who have seen me try to spell English know what a bad
idea it would be for me to try Yiddish which is why I avoided that here.
But, for truth's sake, "a little choked up" is an acceptable substitute
for Mike Meyer's more well-known phrase. Just look at the "Coffee Talk"
which had Mike, Madonna, Roseanne and Barbara.
And I have to confess that my parody might be somewhat more influenced
by my Italian relatives in Queens than by Mike Meyer's performance.]
BLOODY TALK
Starring Paul de Pointe du Lac
LOUIS: Hello and welcome to Bloody Talk. I'm your host, Louis de Pointe
du Lac, filling in for my brother Paul who took a nasty tumble down
the stairs. P.S., long story short, he's recovering nicely down in Miami
now, thank you very much.
LESTAT: [clears his throat]
LOUIS: Yes, with me today is a good friend of mine, Lestat.
LESTAT: "Friend?" So I'm a friend to you now? Here I was thinking that
I give you a good 200 years of my life, maybe save you from dying,
maybe stop seeing other people because of you but if I'm just a friend
I'm a friend. Who am I to complain?
LOUIS: Sh, not now!
LESTAT: Of course. Why should I talk? I who am only a friend to you,
not that I ever called you my "friend" when I introduce you to the
people *I* know. But here, I'm talking and if you don't want your
"friend" Lestat to talk, I won't talk.
LOUIS: We'll talk about it later.
LESTAT: Ah, later is when I can talk. You I don't understand. First
it's no to the talking, now it's later to the talking. I give up.
LOUIS: ANYWAY, as I said, welcome to Bloody Talk. The number is
555-4444. Give us a call, we'll talk. You know, no big whoop.
LESTAT: Sure, *them* you talk to...
LOUIS: Hush! Hello, you're on the air.
CALLER #1: Hello, Louis? I just wanted to say that I love your show.
LOUIS: Ah, thank you. Don't going changing trying to please me. I'll
tumble for you.
CALLER #1: And I was wondering if you saw the Vanity Fair with Brad Pitt
on the cover.
LOUIS: *Saw* it? I loved every page! That man's hair is like plasma!
Like *plasma* that hair! Even better than it was in A River Runs Through
It. Oh it was beautiful! Thank you for calling. Hello and welcome to
Bloody Talk.
CALLER #2: Hi Louis. I'm sorry to hear about Paul. Such a shame.
LOUIS: Yes. And what a beautiful person you are for saying so. Go on.
CALLER #2: I was just wondering if you saw the new Madonna video.
LOUIS: I saw it, but between you and me, that girl, she's not so nice,
you know?
CALLER #2: She's a tramp. And this new video, with the black, it's not
as pretty as the last one.
LOUIS: Exactly!
LESTAT: You know, I was at the premiere party she had for her last video.
CALLER #2: You're kidding! You were at the Webster Hall party?
LESTAT: I do not lie. And I'll tell you, I saw everything, not the
cut-up version that they put on MTV may they rot in Hell. I saw things
that you would not believe!
CALLER #2: What happened?
LESTAT: Well Madonna, beautiful woman, beautiful body, gets up on stage
to read a story. And, I swear to you, by the time that story was over,
the lights on the stage had melted her face away!
LOUIS: What? How is that possible?
LESTAT: Ah, they're all plastic. Them with the big show biz careers and
the surgery. But you turn on a little heat and boom! She looks like a
chicken. Michael Jackson's next. I read it in the Enquirer.
LOUIS: You and your magazines! Hello and welcome to Bloody Talk.
CALLER #3: Hello, Louis? I was wondering if you and Lestat had seen
the new Keanu Reeves film?
LOUIS: Eck! I spit on that film! I would not wish that film on my
worst enemy!
CALLER #3: What about Henry Rollins? Didn't Lestat like him? What about
the tattoos?
LESTAT: Let me tell you a story about tattoos. A year ago I go to see
my mother's cousin's best friend in order to get a tattoo. Lovely woman.
She's married and her husband works but that's fine! I go to her house,
I know she doesn't have a proper studio but I figure she's family, it's
ok. I get there, I'm under the gun, she gets a laughing fit! P.S.,
long story short, I'm in the hospital getting $1000 worth of laser surgery
to get this huge line off of my arm when all I wanted was to get the
name of the one to whom it would seem *I* am just a friend.
LOUIS: You were going to get my name tattooed on your arm?
LESTAT: I was.
LOUIS: That's--that's so... I'm sorry, but I'm a little choked up...
Talk amoungst yourselves. I'll give you a topic: a hypothesis is neither
a hypo nor a thesis. Discuss!..... Ok, ok, I'm better now. Lestat
that is so beautiful! I love you!
LESTAT: Now *I'm* choked up! Do the next caller!
LOUIS: Hello and welcome to Bloody Talk.
CALLER #4: Hi, Louis. I'm a regular watcher of the show--
LOUIS: Thank you.
CALLER #4: And last week you said that you and Lestat were going to some
sort of exclusive movie engagement. What was it like?
LESTAT: Do not *ask* me about this movie!
LOUIS: Oh it was awful! The screen was so small, the characters weren't
even an inch high. I don't know about the young people, but it gives
me eye strain.
CALLER #4: What about the movie?
LOUIS: It was called "Repo Man" and beyond that, I could not tell you.
LESTAT: I think it was about this accountant that goes around slashing
things out of files, but why? He says it's political, that it's art. But
tell me, is that art?
LOUIS: Who was Repo Man?
LESTAT: I don't know. Supposedly he's acted somewhere else but I've
never seen him before. And I heard that there's an American version of
this movie starring Pauly Shore.
LOUIS: Eh! Don't talk to me of Pauly! Hello and Welcome to Bloody Talk.
CALLER #5: Yeah, um, if the name of the show is Bloody Talk, why don't
you talk about blood?
LOUIS: Well, you know, no big whoop. You want to talk about blood, we'll
talk about blood. What do you want to talk about?
CALLER #5: [long pause, then hangs up]
LOUIS: [looks at Lestat, shrugs and goes for the phone again] Hello and
welcome to Bloody Talk.
CALLER #6: Didn't this show used to be different?
LOUIS: My brother Paul is recovering from a fall down the stairs.
CALLER #6: No, I mean *really* different.
LOUIS: [frowns, listening] Aren't you the same person who just called
about the blood?
CALLER #6: Ummmm....
LESTAT: Wait a--I know that voice! Armand, is that you?
CALLER #6/ARMAND: Yes, yes it is me! And you are making a mockery of
my show!
LOUIS: What show? This was never your show!
ARMAND: *I* am the director! *I* run the theatre!
LESTAT: Armand, it was 100 years ago that you ran that theatre! Since
it burned you haven't even run a stocking!
ARMAND: Still, I know more than you! People don't get blood from shows
like this, they get it from shows like mine!
LOUIS: Armand, if people want theatre, they'll to the theatre. If they
want talk, they come here.
ARMAND: No! Listen to me!
LESTAT:
LOUIS: *Thank* you. That's all the time we have. Thanks for watching
Bloody Talk!
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