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Prime Time (film) : ウィキペディア英語版
American Raspberry (film)

''American Raspberry'' (also known as ''Prime Time'' and ''Funny America'') is a 1977 parody film that lampoons various films of the 1970s, much like ''The Groove Tube'', ''Tunnel Vision'', ''The Kentucky Fried Movie'' and ''Amazon Women on the Moon''. It was filmed for Warner Brothers with a budget $30,000 (a copyright to Warners can be seen in the title card for the ''Prime Time'' version), but was rejected as being unreleasable. Cannon Pictures later acted as distributor during a brief showing in theaters in 1980.
==Plot==
''American Raspberry'' tells the story of what happens when some strange unknown sources takes over the air waves and replaces the normal programs with rude, crude, and politically incorrect programming and commercials. The President of the United States (George Furth) demands that something be done about the distasteful programming.

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