Arts and entertainment reviews from Delorenze, a post-cliche-revolution city that hasn't interacted with the outside world since the days of old Hollywood glamour.
Our host is Zelda, an arts critic with an affinity for shoulder pads, grudges, and reviewing shows after they close.
It turns out that there’s over 50 years of entertainment Delorenze hasn’t had access to before… Which means that Zelda has a lot of work to do. Not to mention that whole city reestablishing itself thing.
The Zelda Roy Show is written and produced by Rosemary Bucher and Claire Kinton. Narrated by Claire, music by Rosemary.
Zelda discusses her love of change, realizes that Raphael knows how to use a watch, and successfully tells off a telemarketer.
-- Featuring: Justin Roth as Raphael
Zelda ponders the inevitability of death, reinvents the Magic 8 Ball, and utilizes modern technology to try and solve an art history mystery (but whatever, okay?).
Zelda brings back an old favorite segment, watches other people play old video games on the Internet, and sends Raphael for frozen yogurt (which he never actually brings her, sigh).
REBROADCAST. Live from the Eclipse Diner and Occasional Ballroom, Zelda covers the special gala fundraiser for Marvin Whitley's new video store and maybe uncovers an affair or two (but who's asking?).
(Guest voices: Tony Bender as Horace Applebottom, and Rachel Smith as June Lennox-Mercator.)
Zelda shares her crazy plans for the new exhibit opening at the Delorenze Museum of Modern Art, muses about strong female characters in American theatre, and calls out a repeat listener, the mysterious ChristopherWalken (not the real one... she thinks).
Zelda goes over how to deal with telemarketers, generates ideas for new game shows, and attempts to figure out the difference between a bar hop and a bar crawl (but who cares).