Touch of Keeble is an episode of Beyond Belief.
Contents
Audio[edit | edit source]
Cast[edit | edit source]
WorkJuice Players[edit | edit source]
- Frank Doyle - Paul F. Tompkins
- Sadie Doyle - Paget Brewster
- Spooky Hal (Narrator) - Hal Lublin
Guest Stars[edit | edit source]
- The Grentel - Jackson Publick
- Alfur - Scott Aukerman
- Alfur - Terry Kinney
- Alfur - Ira Glass
Plot[edit | edit source]
Frank and Sadie continuously wake up surrounded by full martini's and, wanting to investigate the matter, pretend to sleep to discover the culprit. They discover elves have been making the drinks in order to feed off the Doyle's happiness. This seems like a good deal to the Doyles, until they learn that one of the elves plans to feed their souls to the Grentel.
Quotable Lines[edit | edit source]
- The Alfur: People know us by many names.
- elves
- pixies
- brownies
- cobblins
- hobgoblins, or, in Belgium, smurfs.
- Dwarves
- gnomes
- littles
- ittles
- skittles
- imps
- Dinklages?
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Frank: You know dear, I will say, it was feeling very off genre in here, you know more fairy tale or fantasy than our usual, but a monster puts us right back into familiar territory.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Clink count: 6
- A version of this episode was also performed as part of Thrilling Adventure Hour and Wits Crossover! recorded in St. Paul, Minnesota on October 24, 2014 and released by Wits on January 28, 2015. The parts in that segment were as follows:
- Frank Doyle - Paul F. Tompkins
- Sadie Doyle - Paget Brewster
- The Grentel - Weird Al Yankovic
- Jez - Janey Winterbauer
- Hightail - Rhett Miller
- Thumpkin - John Moe
Continuity[edit | edit source]
This is the 140th episode of the Thrilling Adventure Hour. The prior episode is The Panel from New York Comic-Con 2013 and the next episode is Natal Attraction. The prior episode in Beyond Belief canon is #133, Molar Express, and the next is #143, A Halloween Beyond Belief, which features Son of Beyond Belief and Ladies and Skeleton.
Production[edit | edit source]
This episode was recorded at the Bell House in Brooklyn on October 11, 2013 and released on October 28, 2013.
- Writers: Ben Acker and Ben Blacker
- Director: Aaron Ginsburg
- Music: Andy Paley and the Andy Paley Orchestra
