Loomis’s “you don’t know what death is” and the score kicking in mark the chosen step-up moment.
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- Loomis’s “you don’t know what death is” and the score kicking in mark the chosen step-up moment.
Yes: Pamela Susan Shoop’s reported experience with an inadequately closed set and pressure for more nudity establishes the need.
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- Shoop reportedly expected a closed set, encountered many male crew members, and was protected by Debra Hill from pressure to perform full-frontal nudity.
Yes: a Halloween-night homecoming football gathering could let Michael attack players and even suit up as an unstoppable tight end.
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- A football game or team gathering would widen Haddonfield beyond the hospital and give Michael athletic victims.
The final paramedic making an injured Laurie take a “big step” into the ambulance wins Craig’s explicit flex.
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- Laurie has been unable to walk, yet receives no stretcher and must put weight on the injured ankle.
- Jimmy’s extreme injured acting is an additional low-key overacting joke; an alternate TV ending puts him beside Laurie in the ambulance.