The two bands have the chance to be Broadway stars now that famous producer, Bob Merrit is holding auditions for his newest musical! To give his group the upper hand, Eric announces on live television that he'll give a $100,000 reward to anyone who can provide him with Jem's real name. This announcement causes Jem and the Holograms to be mobbed constantly during their stay in New York. To Jerrica's surprise, Rio is among those who are willing to go to extremes to learn the truth about Jem.moreless
Bob Merit, a broadway producer, decides to put an add in the paper for musicians. As a way to help The Misfits get the part over Jem and the Holograms, Eric Raymond offers a cash prize to find Jem's real name.moreless
This is one of my personal favortie episodes. My favorite all time Jem song "Can't get my love together" is featured in this episode. What I like about it is, this really gives the viewer a look at the internal struggle Jerrica has to go through leading a double life. She very badly at least wants to tell her boyfriend Rio, but can't because she has hid it from him of so long he might over react. She can't let anyone from the outside know, because Synergy's powers could be used for evil purposes. The best part is at the end where she is giving a tv interview and detours the whole thing. Basically she says that she keeps her private life private and that the music she makes is the only thing that matters.moreless
When Raymond televises his offer, one of the televisions in the store window show D'Compose from the show Inhumanoids which along with Jem were produced by Sunbow Productions.
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Notice as Eric Raymond is giving his reward speech that there is an album of CATS - the musical on the wall beside the reporters.
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The songs in the episode are:
"Who is She, Anyway?" - The Misfits
"Makin' Mischief" - The Misfits
"Can't Get My Love Together" - Jem and the Holograms
"Broadway Magic" - Jem and the Holograms
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The very end of the Misfits' audition song performed is Makin' Mischief which was last heard in Disaster.
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Jem: I know I use a stage name like other people. But the real question is What really matters? My real name or the songs I sing.
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Lin-Z: Jem. Everybody still wants to know about your big secret.
Jem: There's never been a big secret. I guess I just like keeping my private life private.
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Stormer: She's in costume. But that's impossible.
Pizzazz: How did you do that?
Jem: I guess, I got that Broadway Magic.
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