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'''Golden Studios''', also referred to as '''Global Studios''' by [[Pauline]],<ref>"'' | '''Golden Studios''', also referred to as '''Global Studios''' by [[Pauline]],<ref>"''Look! He jumped into '''Global Studios'''!''" – Pauline, "Movie Mania"</ref> is a film studio appearing in the ''[[Saturday Supercade]]'' episode "[[Movie Mania]]." Its name is a reference to real-world {{wp|Universal Studios, Inc.|Universal Studios}}. This is supported by the fact that a tram tours through the studio, itself being a reference to its {{wp|Studio Tour}} attraction. In addition, a water tower can be seen in the background, likely a reference to the famous {{wp|Warner Bros. Water Tower}}. | ||
Lead actor [[Flint Westwood]] briefly fires his co-star [[Clovis]] and replaces him with [[Donkey Kong]] after he blames the former for causing his last three films to bomb at the box office, but rehires him after realizing that he underestimated his passion for acting. | Lead actor [[Flint Westwood]] briefly fires his co-star [[Clovis]] and replaces him with [[Donkey Kong]] after he blames the former for causing his last three films to bomb at the box office, but rehires him after realizing that he underestimated his passion for acting. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:29, December 26, 2024
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| First appearance | Saturday Supercade ("Movie Mania") (1983) |
| Greater location | Los Angeles |
Golden Studios, also referred to as Global Studios by Pauline,[1] is a film studio appearing in the Saturday Supercade episode "Movie Mania." Its name is a reference to real-world Universal Studios. This is supported by the fact that a tram tours through the studio, itself being a reference to its Studio Tour attraction. In addition, a water tower can be seen in the background, likely a reference to the famous Warner Bros. Water Tower.
Lead actor Flint Westwood briefly fires his co-star Clovis and replaces him with Donkey Kong after he blames the former for causing his last three films to bomb at the box office, but rehires him after realizing that he underestimated his passion for acting.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalan | Estudi Golden[2] | Golden Studio |
References[edit]
- ^ "Look! He jumped into Global Studios!" – Pauline, "Movie Mania"
- ^ Donkey Kong i Donkey Kong Junior en català (1987)
