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Essay heading: Death To Smoochy
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April 4, 2003 |
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Meanwhile Randolph, drunk and homeless devises his plan to get even with Smoochy.
Unbeknownst to both Sheldon and Nora, Frank Stokes is secretly working for mobster Merv Green who fronts his operation with a charity that gives to children. The duo works with Burke (Sheldon's agent) and devises a plan to get Sheldon to agree to a gig that would go against everything Sheldon has worked towards...
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This gig would make Smoochy the epitome of all sell outs. The trio put the plan into action, and vowed to get Sheldon Mopes to do the unthinkable, SMOOCHY ON ICE.
Merely by gesture of kindness, Sheldon befriends the once great boxer, Spinner Dunn (Michael Rispoli). Spinner's cousin, Irish mobster Tommy Cotter (Pam Ferris) gets Spinner a spot on The Smoochy Show, and as a sign of good faith, plays as Sheldon's guardian angel...
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