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* Neil Cicierega as the Scarecrow[=/=]Drunk
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* ShoutOut:
** Tom is blatantly an {{Expy}} of Music/TomWaits.
** The score when Tom is first wandering through Oz is based on ''Music/TheDarkSideOfTheMoon''.
** The Witch's song sequence is an homage to Tim Curry's number in ''Film/TheWorstWitch''.
** The Witch's song also borrows random clips from the Care Bears, ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show'', and the Peanuts ''Flashbeagle'' special.
** When the Wizard is making up new tasks for the heroes, he mentions the [[Series/LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple Shrine of the Silver Monkey]].
** Tom is blatantly an {{Expy}} of Music/TomWaits.
** The score when Tom is first wandering through Oz is based on ''Music/TheDarkSideOfTheMoon''.
** The Witch's song sequence is an homage to Tim Curry's number in ''Film/TheWorstWitch''.
** The Witch's song also borrows random clips from the Care Bears, ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show'', and the Peanuts ''Flashbeagle'' special.
** When the Wizard is making up new tasks for the heroes, he mentions the [[Series/LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple Shrine of the Silver Monkey]].
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[[TheTramp A vagrant drunkard]] named [[{{Expy}} Tom]] stops into a bar, gets hammered, and wakes up to find his shoes gone and the place empty, except for a pair of red sneakers on the ground. As soon as he puts them on and heads out the door, the bar vanishes, and he finds himself in a strange land....[[CrapsaccharineWorld that sucks]], so he seeks the help of a wizard to send him literally anywhere else. Along the way, Tom meets a few new friends who also seek various forms of aid from the wizard, but he also makes a powerful and mysterious enemy....
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[[TheTramp A vagrant drunkard]] named [[{{Expy}} Tom]] stops into a bar, gets hammered, and wakes up to find his shoes gone and the place empty, except for a pair of red sneakers on the ground. As soon as he puts them on and heads out the door, the bar vanishes, and he finds himself in a strange land....land... [[CrapsaccharineWorld that sucks]], so he seeks the help of a wizard to send him literally anywhere else. Along the way, Tom meets a few new friends who also seek various forms of aid from the wizard, but he also makes a powerful and mysterious enemy....
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* VisualPun: The Wizard [[spoiler:leaves Tom holding the bag.]]
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* VisualPun: The Wizard [[spoiler:leaves Tom holding the bag.]]bag]].
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* AdaptedOut: Toto (unless you count [[CompanionCube Tom's flask]]), Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, Miss Gulch, and Professor Marvel.
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* AdaptedOut: Toto (unless you count [[CompanionCube Tom's flask]]), Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, Miss Gulch, the Witch of the East (Tom just finds the shoes on the ground), and Professor Marvel.
* BarbieDollAnatomy: Discussed in the Scarecrow's case.
* DirtyCoward: Nope, not the Lion. [[spoiler:It's the Wizard.]]
* EverythingsBetterWithSamurai: The Cowardly Lion is actually a wandering {{Ronin}}.
* EverythingsBetterWithSamurai: The Cowardly Lion is actually a wandering {{Ronin}}.
* InformedFlaw: The Lion's cowardice. [[TheSoCalledCoward He's incredibly brave & stoic throughout his entire screen time, being far more proactive than any other character in fighting the villains.]]
* ItWasWithYouAllAlong: Metaphysically speaking. Metaphorically speaking, too. It's all good. (Special mention to the Lion, though, who ''never'' at ''any'' point shows ''any'' signs whatsoever of cowardice.)
* IncrediblyLamePun: "You may call me the Cowardly ''Lion'', so named for the cowardice which ''lines'' my very heart."
* KillItWithWater: Subverted. Dousing the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.]]
* MagicFeather: To represent the Scarecrow's brains, a [[UsefulNotes/AmericanEducationalSystem General Equivalency Diploma]]. To upgrade the Robot's operating system so he can process emotions, a copy of Windows XP. To reward the Lion's courage, a bowling trophy. [[spoiler:And absolutely nothing at all for Tom, because this Wizard is even ''less'' magical than the original.]]
* ItWasWithYouAllAlong: Metaphysically speaking. Metaphorically speaking, too. It's all good. (Special mention to the Lion, though, who ''never'' at ''any'' point shows ''any'' signs whatsoever of cowardice.)
* IncrediblyLamePun: "You may call me the Cowardly ''Lion'', so named for the cowardice which ''lines'' my very heart."
* KillItWithWater: Subverted. Dousing the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.]]
* MagicFeather: To represent the Scarecrow's brains, a [[UsefulNotes/AmericanEducationalSystem General Equivalency Diploma]]. To upgrade the Robot's operating system so he can process emotions, a copy of Windows XP. To reward the Lion's courage, a bowling trophy. [[spoiler:And absolutely nothing at all for Tom, because this Wizard is even ''less'' magical than the original.]]
* PlayingWithFire: The Witch's henchmen's power.
* RealityWarper: Seemingly the Witch's power.
* RealityWarper: Seemingly the Witch's power.
* SirSwearsALot: Tom has a filthy, filthy mouth.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Subverted. Dousing the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.]]
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Subverted. Dousing VisualPun: The Wizard [[spoiler:leaves Tom holding the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.bag.]]
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* DiageticSwitch: "Yellow-Brick Road", the opening credits song, turns out to be played by Jake in the bar as Tom walks in.
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* DiageticSwitch: DiegeticSwitch: "Yellow-Brick Road", the opening credits song, turns out to be played by Jake in the bar as Tom walks in.
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The gift that keeps on giving.
* AbsoluteXenophobe: The Munchkins aren't fond of humans trespassing on their turf.
* AllJustADream: Per the movie.
* DiageticSwitch: "Yellow-Brick Road", the opening credits song, turns out to be played by Jake in the bar as Tom walks in.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: "Joy! Rapture! I have a [=G.E.D.!"=]
* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The end credits thank "[[Creator/LFrankBaum Frank L. Baum]]."
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* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: [[spoiler:...if you ''have'' one.]]
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* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: [[spoiler:...if you ''have'' one.]]
* WeaksauceWeakness: Subverted. Dousing the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.]]
* WeaksauceWeakness: Subverted. Dousing the Witch with water appears to have no effect other than being annoying. [[spoiler:It does keep the Witch distracted long enough for the Lion to slice his head off, though.]]
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* Jake Quilty-Dunn as [[TheDanza Jake]][=/=]Minion
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* Jake Quilty-Dunn as [[TheDanza Jake]][=/=]MinionJake[=/=]Minion
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* ActingForTwo: Almost all of the principal actors place more than one role. Tom, the Wizard, and the Wicked Witch are the exceptions.
* AnvilOnHead: [[spoiler:How Glinda sends Tom back from Oz after the shoes fail.]]
* ExactWords[=/=]LiteralGenie: [[spoiler:"There's no place like home" kinda only works if you ''have'' a home.]]
* HongKongDub: Parodied with (almost) all of the Cowardly Lion's dialogue.
* NoMoreForMe: Tom after he returns from Oz. [[spoiler:Too bad the barkeep doesn't have anything non-alcoholic.]]
* NonindicativeName: The Cowardly Lion is neither.
* HongKongDub: Parodied with (almost) all of the Cowardly Lion's dialogue.
* NoMoreForMe: Tom after he returns from Oz. [[spoiler:Too bad the barkeep doesn't have anything non-alcoholic.]]
* NonindicativeName: The Cowardly Lion is neither.
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* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: [[spoiler:...if you ''have'' one.]]
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: [[spoiler:...if you ''have'' one.]]
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'''''No Place Like Home''''' is a 2007 internet film VERY loosely adapting ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', directed and produced by [[WebVideo/GuaranteedVideo Ryan Murphy]] and Patrick Ryan, written by Murphy, Ryan, and Creator/NeilCicierega, and starring [[DirectedByCastMember Murphy]], [[WrittenByCastMember Ryan]], [[CastFullOfWriters Cicierega]], [[WebVideo/GuaranteedVideo Kevin James]], J.L. Carrozza, Sean Murphy, and Lauren Mack, with music by [[Music/LemonDemon Cicierega]] and Jake Quilty-Dunn.
[[TheTramp A vagrant drunkard]] named [[{{Expy}} Tom]] stops into a bar, gets hammered, and wakes up to find his shoes gone and the place empty, except for a pair of red sneakers on the ground. As soon as he puts them on and heads out the door, the bar vanishes, and he finds himself in a strange land....[[CrapsaccharineWorld that sucks]], so he seeks the help of a wizard to send him literally anywhere else. Along the way, Tom meets a few new friends who also seek various forms of aid from the wizard, but he also makes a powerful and mysterious enemy....
The cast:
* Patrick Ryan as Tom
* Neil Cicierega as the Scarecrow[=/=]Drunk
* Kevin James as the [[TinMan Robot]][=/=]Bartender
* J.L. Carrozza as the [[EverythingsBetterWithSamurai Cowardly Lion]][=/=]Drunk
* Sean Murphy as the Wizard
* Lauren Mack as Glinda the Good Witch[=/=]Munchkin
* Jake Quilty-Dunn as [[TheDanza Jake]][=/=]Minion
* And "introducing" Ryan Murphy as the Wicked Witch
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!!Features the following tropes:
*ActingForTwo: Almost all of the principal actors place more than one role. Tom, the Wizard, and the Wicked Witch are the exceptions.
*AdaptedOut: Toto (unless you count [[CompanionCube Tom's flask]]), Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, Miss Gulch, and Professor Marvel.
*ButYouWereThereAndYouAndYou: Subverted. The actors playing Scarecrow, Robot, Lion, and the Witch's Minion all appear in the bar scenes, but Tom doesn't recognize any of them as their Oz-ian counterparts when he comes to at the end.
*OffToSeeTheWizard: Natch.
*TheManBehindTheCurtain: Or, at least, under a blanket.
[[TheTramp A vagrant drunkard]] named [[{{Expy}} Tom]] stops into a bar, gets hammered, and wakes up to find his shoes gone and the place empty, except for a pair of red sneakers on the ground. As soon as he puts them on and heads out the door, the bar vanishes, and he finds himself in a strange land....[[CrapsaccharineWorld that sucks]], so he seeks the help of a wizard to send him literally anywhere else. Along the way, Tom meets a few new friends who also seek various forms of aid from the wizard, but he also makes a powerful and mysterious enemy....
The cast:
* Patrick Ryan as Tom
* Neil Cicierega as the Scarecrow[=/=]Drunk
* Kevin James as the [[TinMan Robot]][=/=]Bartender
* J.L. Carrozza as the [[EverythingsBetterWithSamurai Cowardly Lion]][=/=]Drunk
* Sean Murphy as the Wizard
* Lauren Mack as Glinda the Good Witch[=/=]Munchkin
* Jake Quilty-Dunn as [[TheDanza Jake]][=/=]Minion
* And "introducing" Ryan Murphy as the Wicked Witch
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!!Features the following tropes:
*ActingForTwo: Almost all of the principal actors place more than one role. Tom, the Wizard, and the Wicked Witch are the exceptions.
*AdaptedOut: Toto (unless you count [[CompanionCube Tom's flask]]), Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, Miss Gulch, and Professor Marvel.
*ButYouWereThereAndYouAndYou: Subverted. The actors playing Scarecrow, Robot, Lion, and the Witch's Minion all appear in the bar scenes, but Tom doesn't recognize any of them as their Oz-ian counterparts when he comes to at the end.
*OffToSeeTheWizard: Natch.
*TheManBehindTheCurtain: Or, at least, under a blanket.
