Un homme à marier

Ryan Needleman get whacked in the face with a plush toy it the shape of a "T" by Eli Root. Ryan and Eli have been through many wars in the past, so this is just a segment. Reverse. - Ya know what he said. That was an iconic line between those two.

The film is a short on the present global situation and speaks of the environment degradation, greed of humankind and the apathy of the people in power. It ends with an apocalyptic blast in which the innocent goat is the lone survivor.

Since motion pictures began to flourish as a medium, one film studio has produced more movies and spent more money doing it than any other. That studio is the United States Government.

Even in the jungles of Burma, U.S. Army Privates Jerry Miles (Wally Brown), and Mike Strager (Alan Carney, are still spending most of their time on KP (Kitchen Police) duty. But they are captured by the Japanese and taken to a prison camp and discover that their long-suffering Sergeant Burke (Erford Gage0 has also been captured. They manage to escape into the jungle and find their way to a Burmanese village in which two American showgirls, Janie (Joan Barclay and Connie (Claire Carleton, who have escaped from Shanghia, are stranded. The fivesome borrow an elephant and head for India.

A man finds a mysterious creature on his building's rooftop, before long, they starts living together.