Post by tom_nevers_owner on Oct 3, 2006 14:20:05 GMT -5
Written by:
Steven Levitan
Directed by:
Andy Ackerman
NBC Broadcast Date:
October 22, 1992
After watching a rap rendition of the National Anthem during a Red Sox game, Roy declares that he could sing it better. Brian takes him up on his statement by setting things up with the Red Sox front office. Roy earns only ridicule when he faints during his performance and it's replayed endlessly on the local Sports channels. So, in order to save face he schedules another appearance. The gang arrive at Fenway Park eager to watch his comeback performance, but to their disappointment his second chance comes through nicely. He doesn't quit while he's a ahead though; wanting to repeat the performance due to a sound system failure during the most critical point in the song, he grabs the attention of security who have to force him to leave.
Roy Biggins(sometimes credited as Ray Biggins and Roy Buggins)
Steven Levitan
Directed by:
Andy Ackerman
NBC Broadcast Date:
October 22, 1992
After watching a rap rendition of the National Anthem during a Red Sox game, Roy declares that he could sing it better. Brian takes him up on his statement by setting things up with the Red Sox front office. Roy earns only ridicule when he faints during his performance and it's replayed endlessly on the local Sports channels. So, in order to save face he schedules another appearance. The gang arrive at Fenway Park eager to watch his comeback performance, but to their disappointment his second chance comes through nicely. He doesn't quit while he's a ahead though; wanting to repeat the performance due to a sound system failure during the most critical point in the song, he grabs the attention of security who have to force him to leave.
Roy Biggins(sometimes credited as Ray Biggins and Roy Buggins)
Steve
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