Diskovery Records is holding it's Glitter 'n Gold contest and will give the Glitter 'n Gold Roadster to the group who sells 500,000 records first. The Misfits are a shoo-in to win but Jem and the Holograms haven't performed in ages. To make matters worse, she and Rio get in a huge fight over her reluctance to confide in him or tell him what happened to Jem. Can Jem and the Holograms make a comeback in time to win the contest?moreless
The songs in this episode are:
"How Does It Feel?" - The Misfits
"Glitter and Gold" - Jem and the Holograms
"We're Up/You're Down" - Jem and the Holograms/The Misfits
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Rio: Would my golden lady care to dance.
Jem: I'd love too!
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Ashley: You do have a choice. Do you like Jem?
Guy: Uh.. Yeah.
Clash: But the Misfits are better!
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Pizzazz: You're dumb plan made no difference at all.
Roxy Buy more people.
Eric: More. I can't buy lunch. I'm going bankrupt.
Pizzazz: I always said you were cheap.
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The Top 10 on the charts include parodies of Bruce Fallsteen for Bruce Springsteen, The Moss Covered Stones for the Rolling Stones, Iron Fading as Iron Maiden, Twisted Brother as Twisted Sister, The Roomoans as the Ramons and Tom Potty as Tom Petty.
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Fifth Avenue Boys were a private joke that Christy Marx snuck into the episode.
Sunbow Prods. was located on Fifth Avenue in New York.
The three names used were Joe, Jay and Tom
Joe Bacal and Tom Griffith, the owners of Sunbow and its parent company Griffith-Bacal, an advertising agency and Jay Bacal, Joe's son whom Marx closely worked with as a producer on many Sunbow shows.
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