2Final Draft, Inc. Final DraftFFFF000000060002000177AA000000000073000000002000110000001-77FF67000480048-2582A4206322-105B06400647182A427CFFFF0107BD000010000008100000002057040840583C16C23454E03CC0001603C16CA50570BD94084016C3C2A4234612038C0002983C2A41EE000020000057600000000570, The gang gets back from a vacation, or somewhere theyve been for a few days (peembroflotshinay?), To find a message on the machine. Its a promoter from the planet Ig, a small, isolated world near the outer rim of the galaxy. The message is a few days old, but he heard their demo, and wants them to call as soon as they can, to try to set up a show. The next morning, they call his office, only to be informed that hes dead, and they are being connected to his replacement. This guy seems somewhat younger, and wanna-be hip. He tells them that his predecessor wanted them to play a gig, so hes going to make it happen. He signs them for a club gig, and tells them itll all be set up by the time they get there. They arrive on Ig, after a four-day trip, and go to see the promoter. They are told that he took a different job, and they are led to HIS replacement. He greets them, takes them to the place where theyll be playing the next night. He tells them that theyll do a radio promo first, then do the show at 8pm. They do an on-air radio spot with an up-and-coming shock jock. He likes them and their song, which he puts into heavy rotation. The band comes off sounding and feeling great. They go to the club and play their show. It starts out a little sparse, but by the end of the main set, the place is over-packed, and the promoter asks them to play again the next night. 00020000066F00000570669, The next day, theyre all over the radio. The promoter calls to tell them that the response to the previous nights show was so great that theyve upgraded to the nearby theater. The band is excited! They do the show, and its another success, and the promoter says hell call them to let them know about tomorrows show. Following their second successful sold-out show, the band is all hyped up to play another. But that morning, they hear the same shock jock on the radio, talking about hes so sick of them, and he never wants to hear that song again, so he rubs it on his butt and throws it out the window. He encourages everybody else to do the same. Somebody looks out the window and sees everybody throwing their albums out. They get hit in the head with one. Bewildered, they call the promoter, who tells them that the gig that night has been cancelled. The band spends the next day moping around, being depressed about their sudden loss of popularity. When they go outside, people throw copies of their record at them. But that night, they catch a TV show called I LOVE TUESDAY, which is a nostalgia-mentary about the things that people wore and listened to on Tuesday. 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