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From: mfidelma@bbncc5.UUCP (Miles Fidelman)
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: More Meta-Humor
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Date: Mon, 23-Dec-85 10:03:27 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec 23 10:03:27 1985
Date-Received: Wed, 25-Dec-85 03:41:11 EST
Reply-To: mfidelma@bbncc5.UUCP (Miles Fidelman)
Organization: Bolt Beranek and Newman, Cambridge, MA
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For all you meta-humor fans - lest we not forget Mel Brooks' "Blazing
Saddles".

The final fight scene of the movie breaks through the wall onto the next
sound stage, and then into the studio commisary where the cook yells
"get your pies for the pie fight". A tour group proceeds to walk through
the scene and walk out with pie on their faces. 

The fight then moves out onto the street, and people start running out the
studio gate. The villain (Hedy Lamar - "That's HEDLEY!" - "Look Schmuck, it's
1864, in 50 years you can sue her"), hails a cab and tells the driver to
"drive me off this picture". He gets out of the cab and starts to walk
into a movie theatre that's showing, you guessed it, Blazing Saddles, 
whereupon the heroes ride up (on horses), a fight ensues, and the villain
is shot to death.

The heroes then walk into the theatre to "see how the movie turns out".
On the screen of the theatre the hero is riding out of town ("my job
here is done"). He stops to gather his sikekick, and they then ride over
the hill. They then hand their horses to studio grooms and ride off into
the sunset in a limo.

Happy Holidays all

Miles Fidelman