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Oh geez…

Many of you remember a little over a year ago when YouTube yanked the clip I had posted of VH1’s Web Junk 2.0 that made use of my my first school board commercial.

Well, this morning I got another “Video Disabled” e-mail from YouTube.

This time, it’s about Forcery, the parody of Misery – about George Lucas being held captive by an overly-obsessed Star Wars fan – that we shot in 2004. Forcery was released in 2005 and I posted it on YouTube the following year, so it’s already been on YouTube for about three years now.

If you’ve seen Forcery, then you know that when Lucas (played by lifelong friend Chad Austin) is driving back to California after writing the script for Star Wars Episode III, he turns on the radio and finds himself listening to the classic song “A Horse with No ...

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Click here to watch last night’s Monday Night Live (in Windows Media format). This was the first time that I’d co-hosted a full show and the first time that I’d ever done one with regular host Ken Echols. I had a lot of fun doing this last night. We got to show a little bit of Schrodinger’s Bedroom and the show closed out with the final moments from Forcery (including the credits with Slim Whitman singing “Una Paloma Blanca”). I also got to give a shout-out to friends in Raleigh, Waynesville, and Bellingham in Washington (so hey to Chad, Ed and Jenna). And of course no episode of Monday Night Live would be complete without a call from Jaybird in Eden. So if you want to watch your good friend Chris in action, mash down on the link above and catch the show....

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KWerky Productions

presents

A CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT FILM

Chad Austin

and

Melody Hallman Daniel

starring in

Some said it couldn’t be done. Others said it shouldn’t have been done. But… we did it! A parody of Misery, the Rob Reiner film based on the Stephen King novel. Only in this version it’s George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars saga, who crashes in a blizzard just after finishing the script for Episode III, then gets “rescued” by his “number-one fan”. “Nice job!” is what “Weird Al” Yankovic told us after he watched it. Plenty of sly in-jokes and references for keen-eyed fans of both George Lucas and Stephen King to find. Actually there’s a little something in this for everyone. And don’t worry, we made this to be a good, clean movie that anyone in the family can enjoy. If you like comedy in the vein of “Weird Al”...
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