Rubber City Rockers - Part 4
Genre: Comedy
Director: David Wain
Writer: D.R. Cobb
Based on the graphic novel Punk Rock and Trailer Parks by John "Derk" Backderf
Cast: Ross Lynch, Charlie Tahan, Logan Miller, Justin Long, Raymond J. Barry, Natalie Alyn Lind, H. Jon Benjamin, June Squibb and Jenn Lyon
Plot: Otto (Ross Lynch) is in front of his trailer working on his car when he hears a commotion. The ever crazy Ronny (H. Jon Benjamin) storms out of his trailer. Ronny's Mom (June Squibb) calls for him to come back into the house, but Ronny is cursing at her to leave him alone. Otto takes a seat on the hood of his car and watches the commotion. Ronny then slips into barking like a dog. Ronny's Mom tries to get him to calm down, but he refuses until his parents turn the channel back to Wonder Woman. Ronny's unseen father yells from inside the trailer that he's sick of that show. Ronny's Mom promises to turn the channel back to Wonder Woman if Ronny comes back inside. Ronny suddenly calms down and slinks back into his trailer. Otto then gets into his car and drives down the lane to the exit of the trailer park. As he's turning out onto the street, Otto sees his Uncle Elmo (Raymond J. Barry) pull into the trailer park on his riding lawn mower, beer in hand. Otto waves at Uncle Elmo and shouts hello to him, but Uncle Elmo can't hear it over the sound of the mower.
Otto, Pete (Charlie Tahan) and Wes (Logan Miller) are hanging out at The Bank when they are approached by the Bank Manager (Jenn Lyon). She asks Otto if he was the one who beat up those two stoners after the Ramones show. Otto says they deserved it. She assures him he's not in trouble. She says the Ramones told her that he took them out to eat too. She says he made quite the impression on them. She then asks Otto if he's 18 years old. He tells her he's 19. Wes asks if he flunked a grade. Otto says he was held back in 2nd grade since the school thought he was mildly retarded. Wes starts laughing. Otto says that the line between genius and retard is a thin one, and that The Baron's brilliance was not apparent to the louts running Richford Elementary. The Bank Manager becomes impatient with the derailment of the conversation and asks Otto if he wants a job. She says the owner wants another man on weekends, especially one with personality and muscle. Otto accepts the offer and asks when he should start. She says how about now and tells him to follow her. As Otto is led away from the table, Wes says that Otto truly is the Baron, and Pete nods in agreement.
The next day at school, Pete walks into the AV room where he finds Otto at one of the film editing machines. He asks Otto what he's editing. Otto says he's just adding enhancement to a driver's ed film. He's splicing in a few random frames from a porn film. Pete reads the packaging from the porn film: The Humpback of Naughty Dames. Otto says it'll be too quick to notice with the naked eye, but it'll register subconsciously. By the end of the film on the art of parallel parking, the entire class should be engorged with sexual tension.
Otto heads down the hall to deliver the film and projector to the class room of Mr. Dickerson. When he enters the class, the room is empty, but the teacher's office door is slightly open and he hears voices from inside. Otto sneaks over and peeks through the crack in the door. Inside, Otto sees Mr. Dickerson (Justin Long) and Teri Workman (Natalie Alyn Lind) making out. Otto hurries out of the classroom, accidentally bumping into a desk on his way through the class room. This alerts Dickerson who opens the office door and looks outside into the classroom. Mr. Dickerson closes the door, locks it, and then turns his attention back to Teri Workman.
Otto walks down the hall with his fists clenched. A couple jocks start hassling him, but Otto grabs them by the head and slams them into the lockers. Otto then continues his march down the hall.
Otto, Pete (Charlie Tahan) and Wes (Logan Miller) are hanging out at The Bank when they are approached by the Bank Manager (Jenn Lyon). She asks Otto if he was the one who beat up those two stoners after the Ramones show. Otto says they deserved it. She assures him he's not in trouble. She says the Ramones told her that he took them out to eat too. She says he made quite the impression on them. She then asks Otto if he's 18 years old. He tells her he's 19. Wes asks if he flunked a grade. Otto says he was held back in 2nd grade since the school thought he was mildly retarded. Wes starts laughing. Otto says that the line between genius and retard is a thin one, and that The Baron's brilliance was not apparent to the louts running Richford Elementary. The Bank Manager becomes impatient with the derailment of the conversation and asks Otto if he wants a job. She says the owner wants another man on weekends, especially one with personality and muscle. Otto accepts the offer and asks when he should start. She says how about now and tells him to follow her. As Otto is led away from the table, Wes says that Otto truly is the Baron, and Pete nods in agreement.
The next day at school, Pete walks into the AV room where he finds Otto at one of the film editing machines. He asks Otto what he's editing. Otto says he's just adding enhancement to a driver's ed film. He's splicing in a few random frames from a porn film. Pete reads the packaging from the porn film: The Humpback of Naughty Dames. Otto says it'll be too quick to notice with the naked eye, but it'll register subconsciously. By the end of the film on the art of parallel parking, the entire class should be engorged with sexual tension.
Otto heads down the hall to deliver the film and projector to the class room of Mr. Dickerson. When he enters the class, the room is empty, but the teacher's office door is slightly open and he hears voices from inside. Otto sneaks over and peeks through the crack in the door. Inside, Otto sees Mr. Dickerson (Justin Long) and Teri Workman (Natalie Alyn Lind) making out. Otto hurries out of the classroom, accidentally bumping into a desk on his way through the class room. This alerts Dickerson who opens the office door and looks outside into the classroom. Mr. Dickerson closes the door, locks it, and then turns his attention back to Teri Workman.
Otto walks down the hall with his fists clenched. A couple jocks start hassling him, but Otto grabs them by the head and slams them into the lockers. Otto then continues his march down the hall.
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