Student bodies 1981 quotes about life
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- Van Wilder: Worrying is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do, but it doesn't get you anywhere.
- Van Wilder: Her name's Naomi. That's "I moan" backwards.
- Van Wilder: You shouldn't take life to seriously. You'll never get out alive.
- [repeated line, after giving advice]
- Van Wilder: Write that down.
- Van Wilder: Sometimes you gotta let your heart lead you... even if you know its someplace you know you're not suppossed to be.
- Gwen: And how many times has your heart led you into the women's locker room?
- Van Wilder: This would be a first.
- Gwen: Why do I find that hard to believe?
- Van Wilder: I'm not saying this is the first time I've been in here, just usually it is another part of my anatomy that does the leading.
- Van Wilder: Wow, If he's here, who's running hell?
- Van Wilder: What is wrong with people today?
- Hutch: [taking a hit from a bong] It's the internet dude,
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The cast with their animated counterparts.
Student Bodies is a syndicated television comedy program produced in Montreal, Quebec, Canada from 1997 to the end of 1999 that mixed animation with live action.
The show was originally made for the American market and aired briefly in syndication (mainly to get Edutainment Show E/I credit), and also aired in Canada on CBC Television, Global and YTV. It featured an ensemble cast of high school students at Thomas A. Edison High School who run a school newspaper. The official school newspaper, in the words of the protagonist Cody Anthony Miller, sucks. The new girl, Emily Roberts, suggests that she and Cody start up their own, featuring Cody's irreverent cartoons. Other members of the cast include Cody's best friends, Chris Sheppard and Margaret "Mags" Abernathy, Romeo Carter, Grace Vasquez, and the two members of the rival newspaper group, editor Victor Kane and photographer Francesca "Flash"Light. There's also the Vice Principal, Mrs.
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by JB
Given that this 1981 parody of slasher films is literally filled with giant garbage bags, inom feel safe in saying that this film, too, is a mixed bag.
It is no secret around the palatial F This Movie! offices that inom am no fan of the original Friday the 13thfrom 1978. You can read that column here. This fryst vatten the column that kept getting comments, both for and against, years after I wrote it.
It fryst vatten also no secret that I am the only F This Movie! personal member who can remember seeing the comic send-up Student Bodies, in a theater, in 1981. inom am old. Back then, I was just 19 years old. I had just finished my freshman year of college. My roommate thought the “horse head bookends!” stuff was the funniest thing he had ever seen. More on that later.
Writer/Director Mickey Rose went to high school with Woody Allen and contributed to Allen’s stand-up act in the early 1960s. Allen was the best man at Rose’s wedding, and the two dock collaborated on the script