Hasselhoff's Bizarre German Three Musketeers Movie (Ring of the Musketeers)

[@TheDeppertLasseVogt]

I provided the German translations for this video. Big thanks to Mathew Buck for involving me in this. And also huge thanks, of course, to Allison and Phelan for hosting this wonderful show.

[@gracekim1998]

Thank you for helping them out with translations, mate :D

[@Daytek90210]

@@TheDeppertLasseVogt Thanks man!❤️👌

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

👍🏾

[@1Lanavis1]

Much appreciated 👍

[@AndyBudges]

I was a child when it was first broadcast on German TV back then, in the early 90s. David was my absolute hero at the time. He was extremely successful in Germany back then. It felt like everyone loved him. Thank you for the video. Unfortunately, this short series is not available on Blu-ray or DVD in Germany. I would buy it immediately. David is still very famous in Germany today. His latest album reached number 2 on the charts, and his last two tours in 2018 and 2019 were almost sold out. It's a shame he got sick and had to cancel his last tour because of it. David is a living legend in Europe.

[@mikekz4489]

Any idea if Germans are nostalgic for the miniseries? Maybe the rights holders don’t think there would be much interest to have put it on DVD/Blu-Ray?

[@rainydayjules]

If the lady was Athos, does that mean Corbin Bernsen was the Milady de Winter equivalent? One of the most iconic femme fatales in literature being played by Corbin Bernsen is kinda hilarious

[@brianlewolfhunt]

I see Film Brain is really earning his editor's credit today.

[@brentparker7359]

"They switch the diamonds..." THE DIAMONDS MY GOD!!!

[@lordmontymord8701]

I'm German and i was 9 when this was released and watched the channel this was made for a lot, but i've never heard about this. What a shame ... I can see Hasselhoff going "I want to dress like i'm one of the original Musketeers." "But this is set in the modern world." "I want to dress like one of the original Musketeers!" "Ok, good - do what you want."

[@tentringer4065]

Musketeer? More like a Mulleteer.

[@MariettaJames-xb6is]

D'Artagnan (Chris O'Donnell) travels to Paris hoping to become a musketeer, one of the French king's elite bodyguards, only to discover that the corps has been disbanded by conniving Cardinal Richelieu (Tim Curry), who secretly hopes to usurp the throne. Fortunately, Athos (Kiefer Sutherland), Porthos (Oliver Platt) and Aramis (Charlie Sheen) have refused to lay down their weapons and continue to protect their king. D'Artagnan joins with the rogues to expose Richelieu's plot against the crown. Like a 1993 movie of "The three Musketeers" remember?

[@mathieuleader8601]

this seems like it would have been a whole season arc of Nights where Mitch is having a coma dream where he is a musketeer or somehow ended up in another universe where he is a musketeer

[@Tareltonlives]

He's already a Viking, Samurai, Seal, dancer, architect, doctor, dad, lover, prince, king, movie star-

[@cameronstone4495]

What I've always wondered is, in all of these version, why do they never, y'know, use guns! I mean, it's in the name! They're Musketeers because they used Muskets!

[@danecranberry6025]

You're right. The Hanna-Barbera cartoon segments for the Banana Splits TV show had them use muskets sometimes.

[@Amaritudine]

In that case, let's be thankful that they weren't 'The Three Privateers'.

[@samminden1058]

A good question! Basically it's because they were part of the Royal Musketeer Guards of the French Kings from around the reign of Henri IV to the first Revolution (the famous one), and so the muskets were meant more for wartime and also they were dragoons meaning they needed to be skilled at cavalry and infantry styles of fighting which includes swords. And because they were all nobles, they saw the sword as a more honorable and aristocrat weapon than the musket.

[@nooctip]

Never is a bit much, but not often. Were talking muskets. They had one shot and limited range. If you have a group so you can shoot in shifts while reloading it works. When there are three of you not so much.

[@Tareltonlives]

Mostly because we never actually see them actually fighting in a war. It's like how samurai are associated with swords when on the field they'd only use swords if they ran out of ammunition or lost their polearm.

[@cameronstone4495]

At lest they remembered the 3 Musketeers was actually about 4 guys, sometimes they don't even get that right.

[@Sagan_Blandard20XX]

Right? Sometimes it's a cat and mouse, even.

[@gracekim1998]

then shouldn't it be called the 4 musketeers?

[@matthiasschulz3569]

They also remembered that Athos had an evil ex, and that the new guy became an official member of the orgnaisation after some diamond related shenanigans. That's an astonishing level of knowledge for a Thomas Gottschalk project.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

Even the Barbie 3 Musketeers movie got that right, and that was emulating Ninja Turtles more than 3 Musketeers... eh sort of.

[@henrygvidonas9573]

But they don't have an evil, sexy, smart Milady de Winter trying to off The Hoff. How can you have D'Artagnan without Milady? Lana Turner was the best Milady. Barbara La Marr and Faye Dunaway were great, too.

[@neildennis7294]

Nice to see Dr.Schneider and Salla from Last Crusade teaming up again.

[@TimeVextorX]

I'm glad this time she doesn't get herself killed.

[@Tareltonlives]

They almost did in Lord of the Rings, but IIRC Allison doody was pregnant and had to turn down the role of Eowyn

[@cdev2117]

Gottschalk and Hasselhoff in the same show produced by RTL 🤣 This "movie" is like a time capsule of the late 80s/early 90s Germany, if it come to entertainment. If I remember correctly there were some movies made around this time in similar vein, taking an famous actor (famous in Germany) that was after his prime and putting them in made for TV movies, most infamous to me are the late Bud Spencer movies. The setting is always LA oder Miami and they always feature a younger or quirky (Latino or Black) side-kick. But it is really hard to explain this mixture and why these movies were made, one needs to get the Zeitgeist of that time in Germany. Gottschalk was (is) one of the most popular and famous TV hosts on German TV (plus he lived in LA what made it extra exotic because he had connections to all the famous Stars *wink*) hosting THE most popular German TV show "Wetten dass..?". RTL was one of the first private TV stations in Germany and was seen as fresh and cool at this time and mostly aired (slightly older) US TV-Series, TV-Movies and adoptions off US Game Show formats, like Jeopardy and The price is right. One of their absolute most popular shows was Knight Rider and that was what made Haselhoff into an absolute Star in Germany. EDIT: Almost forgot, but similar Situation with ALF who also had several Album releases in Germany. 😅

[@entertainmentpowerfuchs5744]

Auch aus Deutschland?

[@jamiethebadwitch4003]

*Norm McDonald voice* Germans love ALF!

[@subraxas]

7:15 - YEEEEYY!!! That's Branscombe Richmond. He played Bobby Sixkiller (one of the coolest names ever) on Lorenzo Lamas' Renegade. 🙂

[@TimTE01]

Among 100 other things including ‘The Hero and the Terror.’

[@TimeVextorX]

Also he was in one of my favorite films The Chicken Chronicles with Steve Guttenberg.

[@lsgreger2645]

Poor Alison Doody. She was in the Last Crusade 3 years before this! But now she is in Ballywood movies and was in RRR

[@romandos1972]

She was great in RRR

[@subraxas]

And one more thing; I think that it was not mentioned on the video above, but I assume that the individual original episodes were each 45 minutes long; meaning that the runtime of the entire miniseries was 180 minutes. I've got some semi-pro experiences with video/film editing myself and I would definitely not envy the involved editor this job of cutting the originals down by a whole HALF into that '90-minute-long' TV movie and still making it at least somewhat comprehensible. 😲

[@Alexander_Stern1]

This has TWO “Indiana Jones” actors! Both of them were in “The Last Crusade”!

[@TimeVextorX]

One of my favorite films of all time.

[@fervor-craft]

On behalf of all Germans, I'd like to apologize in advance for Thomas Gottschalk.

[@PrinzPassionsfrucht]

Imagine a french version of Gottschalk like they insiuated at the beginning 😅

[@subraxas]

@@PrinzPassionsfrucht In a regard of the Frenchmen, Gottschalk kind of reminds me of Pierre Richard. 🙂

[@erikthewriter]

It's not your fault we swiss helped make him big too

[@futuristica1710]

Don’t be sad. His Tutti Frutti acting is second to none! …

[@MforMovesets]

You know who didn't apologize in advance? Thomas Gottschalk. HEYOOO!

[@davidvega462]

Im so sorry, Allison. I had forgotten your channel, but I have rediscovered it with a vengeance. I am now going to binge all your classic episodes. I think I owe you that much 🙃

[@AllisonPregler]

Welcome back!

[@davidvega462]

@@AllisonPregler can’t wait to see more wacky adventures! 😁😂

[@ShinGallon]

It's impossible for me to see Hasslehoff with a mustache and not just think of Garthe Knight.

[@urbanstad7353]

He seems to play the same character here as Michael Knight in Knight Rider, his acting range is off the chart :D

[@darkandunatural]

Don't barf on the Garthe

[@MaraRhodus]

Ah, the 2 woman plots: dressing up sexy and having an abusive partner

[@currentofthesnake8486]

Gottschalk, at that time, was not only an actor but also the most famous television moderator.

[@subraxas]

Yeah, I remember him presenting a talk show where he interviewed some of the most famous people from all around the world. And I think that he regularly wore there an orchestra conductor suit with white gloves or something . . . . . . am not sure now; memories tend to fade away with time and this was like a quarter of a century ago.

[@currentofthesnake8486]

@@subraxas Yes, the 90s were his time with "Wetten Dass". After that, no One wanted to see him anyone anymore. Gottschalk was the cringepart of my childhood.

[@subraxas]

@@currentofthesnake8486 Well, I just read on the Wiki that he presented it until 2011 😲. The show then ended in 2014 (it was at the time presented by certain Markus Lanz), but the revival thereof (starting in 2021) was once again hosted by Gottschalk himself.

[@befilmt]

@@subraxas he was the second, fourth and sixth host of the show. he WAS wetten...dass

[@ColeVecsion]

Whenever you need credibility and class for your dumb project, call John Rhys-Davies. This dude has salvaged more garbage then every environmentalist in history combined

[@erikthewriter]

I went to a Swiss boarding school in the 90s, and I remember David Hasselhoff releasing German language singles. He was mostly seen as a joke at that time and his music as mocked mercilessly on German and Swiss TV.

[@henrygvidonas9573]

_"I've been looking for... FREIBIER!!!"_ The experience of having that bellowed in my face with no prior warning, by drunks in German national football team jerseys in 1990, will haunt my nightmares until my dying breath. _The horror! The horror!_

[@johannweber5185]

When I was in German elementary school in the early 90ties he has actually beem quite popular with my classmates.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

26:18 Speaking of Ninja Turtles and Musketeers, there is the Barbie version of 3 Musketeers, that bizarrely emulates a bit of Ninja Turtles. Not joking. The Four girls are trained by an elderly woman, they all have signature weapons... it's weird...

[@TheSomewareMan]

🎵Who put the "musk" in "musketeer"? Hasselhoff!🎵

[@BrianDavis13]

This movie is automatically a failure unless Hasselfhoff's character calls the castle "The Castle-Hoff". Also, for being such a great actor, John Rhys-Davies sure played in some junk.

[@Erichwanh]

"Edited by Mathew Buck" ... that's just really pleasant to see. Cheers to you lot, I really enjoy your videos. (DIGITAL PRESERVATION IS NECESSARY)

[@AllisonPregler]

Matt's great!

[@MVDied]

Hasselhoff should go on tour as D'Artagnan.

[@subraxas]

More like FARTagnan. 😀

[@johnwatson3948]

In Seinfeld maybe it was true when Corbin Bernsen tells George he’s doing a movie on hiatus from LA Law - maybe the movie was Musketeers, also 1992. Maybe the Seinfeld writers saw the Puffy Shirts in this movie - the Seinfeld Puffy Shirt episode came out the following year 1993.

[@HomsarWho]

I've been watching both of your videos since shortly before To Boldly Flee.

[@arielrosen673]

As one of the Baywatching fans who’s been eagerly awaiting for the review of this movie since it was first referenced, it’s a long awaited dream come true!

[@robertburr2652]

Thank you for the video and the background on this. HBO played this back in the 90s. My mother was really confused while watching movie, learning that this was originally a miniseries chopped into a movie explains the incoherent plot!

[@171QA]

A real hasselhoff in the castlehoff. XD

[@jeremiahalexander5513]

I remember watching this with my mom when I was a kid. The mustachioed Hasselhoff was impossible to forget. Could’ve sworn this was a pilot, too.

[@DchanZockt]

Speaking of strange pairings of international actors in a comedy: You should take a look at “Zärtliche Chaoten”, the German remake of “ Three Men and a Baby”, in which Michael Winslow and Thomas Gottschalk appeared. I think internationally the movie was called “Lovable Zanies” or “Three Crazy Jerks”.

[@Daytek90210]

Wake up, favourite KZbin couple just uploaded?? HELL YEA❤

[@mavericklysander]

I remember you briefly mentioning "Ring of the Musketeers" and how weird it was in a baywatching ages ago, I was sure you'd forgotten about it and then this popped up on my feed! I'm delighted, can't wait to see hasselmania

[@tamirshimshoni8185]

28:14 Is there anything more German than getting David Hasselhoff to appear in your commercial, then dubbing over him with someone else with a German accent, even though he's still speaking English?

[@DanielWitzer]

Yes there is ,have you seen HASSELHOFF on German Big Brother? Cause that was iconic

[@kassemir]

Gotta say, having the granny call Hasselhoff a hunk, A+ comedy :D

[@jeffweskamp3685]

It must have been in all of Hasselhoff's contracts that his ass had to be kissed at least once somewhere in the story.

[@dunes8817]

That one mobster (the one with the gargling voice) reminded me of George C Scott's performance in Rescuers Down Under.

[@CodeNameX001]

Producers: "Hey guys, what if we genderswapped Athos and Milady de Winter, and also Athos isn't a alcoholic after being jaded by years of disillusionment." Writers: "So a normal lady gets kidnapped by her ex-husband?" Producers: "...yes."

[@FaeQueenCory]

The sexy eating... 💀

[@DanielWitzer]

Was about as sexy as watching a bear maul a deer

[@LaNoLaCola]

Came for the movie/mini series starring Hasselhoff, stayed for the "sexy" eating cutting to Mitch and his burgers

[@titangirl161]

Seeing Cheech becoming a musketeer was something I didn't know I needed in my life until now

[@Kur10usity]

I love your theme SO much, fast or slow!

[@grantus_pax]

D'Artagnan is the "honorary musketeer" who has to sit in a chair while Athos, Porthos and Aramis all sleep together on one big bed like the Monkees

[@johnwatson3948]

Poor Corbin Bernsen - and this 1992 release was the same year as his Seinfeld bit and after 1989’s Major League.

[@mathieuleader8601]

my headcanon is that Nick Fury & John Smith D'Artagnan are cousins

[@lennoxwilliamsart7387]

those cut down versions are a crime D: There is an old italian miniseries called Sandokan and it was about 6 episodes with arounf 50 minutes if i remember correctly. there were 4 cuts I believe: The full one, a 4 episode cut, a 3 parter (which was basically the original split differently) and also a 90 minute cut. I watched the minute version and damn it was bad. The story made no sense and the plot was like swiss cheese. After that I ask myself how many bad and confusing shows I saw that were just cut in such a stupid way for the german/english market D:

[@pulpjurgen5994]

Thomas Gottschalk is actually a famous game show host in Germany. He did a few movies in the 80s and 90s I guess but he's not even really an actor. Seems at that time we germans would watch anything as long as a famous person is in it...

[@DasKame]

"Kinda" Actor wenn man nett ist

[@Titanic_Trash]

Love that Johnny D’Artanian needs an excuse to own a castle

[@HouseCatTV]

They must have hired John Rhys Davies for Sliders off this performance, it's very similar to Arturo

[@annawinkler8641]

I guess spousal murder IS a key part of the three musketeers/Athos' storyline...

[@0ButterBall]

Oh. That clip of Hasselhoff binging on chicken is definitely getting used a lot in the future.

[@Tareltonlives]

Yes, intercut it with him throwing the chicken!

[@subraxas]

By the way, 'Gottschalk' translates to English as 'mischievous god'. 🙂 Das ist SUPA, ya!

[@mathieuleader8601]

imagine if this film was a crossover with the Ring with Musketeers tasked with defeating Sadako.

[@TimTE01]

I thought this felt familiar. I saw this back in 2012. Thanks for the memories!

[@altebander2767]

Also Thomas Gottschalk studied to be a German and History teacher, but then worked for the radio.

[@Rahhelthethird]

How have I, who lived his entire life in Germany, never watched this film, especially since I watched so much trash in the 90s on RTL and other channels?

[@DanielWitzer]

Cause this shit aired maybe twice over all and never again

[@Alejandroigarabide]

So that's where Elsa fell after being unable to get the Grial.

[@Tareltonlives]

Sallah: Hoff movies. Very terrible. You go first.

[@michaelbreidenbach2834]

Finally! Greetings from Germany!😁😆😁

[@cbhlde]

Genau mein Gedanke! :)

[@robertb.7772]

Grüße aus Mannheim 😁

[@DasKame]

Wieso zum Henker speilt Hasselhoff mit Gottschalk? Weird indeed

[@Tyrconnell]

'Papa' may have been channeling Marlon Brando, but he missed working with him as actor Michael V Gazzo only appeared in The Godfather Part II, as Frankie Pentangeli. Like Allison Doody and John Rhys Davies, it proves appearing in a great movie won't set you up for life and you'll still have to do dreck like this.

[@EpicJasonX9000]

It’s only a matter of time until you two covers the 80’s film Robot In The Family, which coincidentally also stars John Rhys Davis.

[@AllisonPregler]

I already covered that one :)

[@EpicJasonX9000]

@@AllisonPregler oh, ok. I think I may have missed it. There’s a lot I haven’t watched since I’ve been rewatching a lot of older content as of late. But I will definitely check it out. ^-^

[@ancientflounder]

The existence of this film has fascinated me for years. Hoff and Cheech in a movie together & it's co-written and directed by John Paragon, who is mostly known for working with Paul Reubens and Elvira. Paragon's directing credits are varied, to say the least. 😅 Speaking of films John Paragon directed, I'd love to see you and Phelan talk about the two he did with the Barbarian Twins - 'Double Trouble' and 'Twin Sitters'. They are...films? I'm sure they count as that. Some decent cheese to be had.

[@AllisonPregler]

I already did Twin Sitters!

[@ancientflounder]

@@AllisonPregler My bad for forgetting. 😅 Though it does give me a good excuse to watch that video again!

[@PrinzPassionsfrucht]

Does this mean we have to add: "Musceteer Descendant" to Mitches calling card as well?

[@Tareltonlives]

YES

[@spookydonkey42]

2:21 OMG i asked for u to cover this like a century ago its really happening yes!!!!! 🤺⚜️

[@Scatscar1985]

Wait, 11:06 "24"'s Joel Surnow's worked on this? So that's why 1993's "The Three Musketeers" has Keifer Sutherland!

[@flameroad123]

This takes place in an alternate timeline where Mitch never became a lifeguard/private detective.

[@ellanes77]

I like how funny you find your own jokes.

[@Mattakl]

Castle-Hoff

[@robertschultz3452]

ok, night shift here random finding but i need to look more into this channel

[@susanmarks416]

25:40 Did Hasselhoff get a haircut during the movie or is his hair in a ponytail?

[@robertb.7772]

Wohoo 😄. Well I don't know about us Germans loving The Hoff, but I do love seeing weird movies from my country (or with envolvement from my country) discussed by my favorite youtubers. It gives me a weird thrill, haha. (By the way, Thomas Gottschalk is an icon. Not as an actor, but as the host of "Wetten Dass..." That's the show that had all the Hollywood stars for guests.

[@henrygvidonas9573]

Does anybody even remember that he used to be a giant in radio, as a DJ and host/presenter in the 1970s/80s, at this point?

[@ShayLaLaLooHoo]

19:50 girl just take a very sharp, sudden left turn and he'll be out of your hair (and your car.)

[@GendoRokabundi]

Tim Stack! Mitch VonMalibu sharing the screen with Notch Johnson!

[@katethemathnerd]

No lie - I've been waiting for this one!

[@BrandonCroker]

Man, Baywatch got weird when they included random classic story parodies into the mix.

[@TimTE01]

Like Charlie’s Angels? 😂

[@batoutofmel4959]

All I am simply saying is I am usually v.v. depressed on Xmas morning but one time I put EXTREME COLLECTORS or something on and they showed Corbin Bernsen, who had the largest collection of snow globes in the whole entire world, and it didn’t cheer me up, but it distracted me a lot.

[@AllisonPregler]

Thank you for sharing this precious knowledge

[@Carn_Is_Done]

Are you folk gonna buy that new Transformers toy that is a Knight Rider crossover and the robot mode has elements of Michael Knight, so a Hoff-like face, sun glasses, even blue thighs and pelvis like 'jeans'?

[@MadScorpable]

I remember when this first aired...it was a massively big deal on the height of the Hasselhoff craze. The comedic elements and the romance plots of Gottschalk seem to be mostly what has been cut from the series to make...this "movie" But back then it was agressively marketed as an action comedy

[@PorgWitch]

I would LOVE for you to review Hasselhoff in Jekyll and Hyde omg

[@entertainmentpowerfuchs5744]

David Hasselhoff was in a lot of german projects because he is in germany bigger than in america. I know this because I'm from germany. Also the blond one Thomas Gottschalk is here also a very big star.

[@JamiJR]

The dog food scene is from this one?! I was flipping through the channels one day and came across that scene watched long enough to see David was in it and changed the channel. I thought for years this was from the Nick Fury movie.

[@myfriendcaffeine-tb2fn]

Hasselhoff went to the same acting school as Kevin Sorbo and Hulk Hogan. The School of Bad Acting.

[@xghoulishgalx]

My dad's 1/2 German and loves Knight Rider. I'm 1/4 German and love Baywatch. There might just be some truth to Germans loving Hasselhoff... this show/movie might change that 😂

[@altebander2767]

Well I wouldn't call Thomas Gottschalk an actor. He was in some cheap German movies, but the thing he was famous for was being a radio presenter who spectacularly made the jump to television. He almost single-handedly shaped the genre of "youth radio" by turning the "car driver" channel "Bayern 3" into a channel that was entertaining to listen to. On TV the show he was most famous for was "Wetten dass...?" which was part game show, part variety show part interview show. International guests included Whoopi Goldberg (she lost a bet leading her to include him in Sister Act II) or Michael Jackson (of the Jackson Five). As musical acts they often had to use cheaper foreign artists which often struggled with their German. Here for example a "Phil Collins" struggling to sing "Dir gehört mein Herz" on occasion of Disney bringing out a new movie kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKTSd4pmbailj9E

[@notavailable2590]

“That’s not what The Musketeers are about.” Weren’t the Dumas ones specifically the bodyguards to whoever was currently on the French throne? Also, just going to ignore the whole Man In The Iron Mask subplot, I guess.

[@ellewelle401]

Thomas Gottschalk is a much bigger name in Germany than the Hoff, i guess, that is the reason why they threw him into this movie-series. Though, it could be argued that he is much better known as a tv show host than as an actor. (He started out as an actor, but from what I have seen of those productions - it was a looong time ago -, he wasn't much of one. Good enough for recognizability or funny sketches, but for something that is intended to be deep and emotional? You could substitute him for a board. But, for what it's worth, as a show host he was killing it.)

[@darthsidious47]

Another great review

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Wow, imagine having the name Allison Doody in school... poor actress must have been teased a lot for that name.

[@eamonndeane587]

At least it wasn't Amed A Doody.

[@mikekz4489]

Some of the boutique home video labels have been putting out worse things, some in 4K. Surely they could get this mini-series out.

[@EarthaWest]

I kind of low key want to watch this movie now :D thanks for yet another obscure David Hasselhoff movie I now want to watch; my hoffs have truly been hassled XD Also the kidnapper who gives the kid dog food was in Renegade, just clocked it!!

[@Entertainer13]

Frog Hybrid Girlfriend mention! A+ video no notes. Seriously though this is a pretty fun video. Love your discussions as always.

[@henrygvidonas9573]

Jenny Flex is no Kermit woman. But she's no Emmy cancer Scat trainer girlfriend, either. Whatever that means...

[@Polycomical]

Not seen this video yet? "EXCUSES!"

[@garthst.claire3459]

Ewwwww Godschalk is in this? Well, now I'm glad I've never heard of it.

[@Skellman98]

So they did the Thee Musketeers... complete with the fourth training to become one... and they have it be the guy named "Aramis" instead of D'Aragnan?

[@DollyBelladonna]

Dogtanian takes me back

[@MissAshley42]

That bit of the TV series intro has big Highlander intro energy. I wonder what the Ring of the Musketeers equivalent of The Raven season would be.

[@adamcraig7842]

If you are considering seeing this movie yourself, remember to stay hydrated. As demonstrated at the end of this video, watching a David Hasselhoff movie can give you meat sweats.

[@paultapner2769]

Searched for this and found a copy on you tube which someone uploaded one month ago. The description says they've fixed the audio. It's now on my list.