Stay Tuned - Ending Credits [HD]

A husband and wife are sucked into a hellish television set and have to survive a gauntlet of twisted versions of shows they find themselves in.

[@derricksargent9980]

Low-key, this movie had a good soundtrack.

[@Legoflymaster89]

I agree

[@MyJustin316]

ending makes me wanna cry i miss john ritter

[@jammerDNA]

I bought this soundtrack just for this song but it was a different version. Why they didn’t include this version is beyond me.

[@michaeljordan7231]

I had been searching all over the internet for this specific version but yep, it appears it’s for the films end credits, that’s kind of strange.

[@kylemorello4787]

Aw. I was hoping RoboCat from the animated scene would be included.

[@mikesilva3868]

Love this movie 📼

[@slanetroyard92]

Regained his passion for fencing opened his own school and making sure his students don't catch hells attention by not watching to much 📺. If John Ritter hadn't passed away think he would've done a sequel?

[@afriendofbean]

@slane troyard92 That's right that Roy (played by John Ritter) told one of his students not to watch too much TV that it can get you into trouble but, it's actually okay to watch a lot of TV. He only said that to his student because he and his wife went through Nightmare Land being trapped in TV having something on every channel trying to kill them where their only defense was to change themselves to a different channel where they faced a different danger. Plus, he (Roy) spent almost 24 hours watching TV nonstop which persuaded him wanting to have another TV when Spike came and not only that, his wife Helen destroyed his TV. Perhaps if he said to his student something like "don't only think about watching TV in life since there are other great things to do out in life" and/or he could have said "if any salesman, peddler, etc. tries to sell you a TV or offer a TV for free, just refuse and go to the store to buy a TV." Regarding John Ritter passing away, he still could have done a sequel after this "Stay Tuned" movie since it's a 1991 movie and John Ritter passed away in the year 2003. However, if a sequel has been done, there would have to be a subplot for the movie something like Roy got persuaded into watching too much TV again after missing great things (his son Daryl who was also the narrator said that Roy only watches TV for 30 minutes) and the new person who replaced Spike (now that Spike was murdered and/or eaten by the neighbors dog named Rivets) at "Hellovision" which was Pierce comes to be the new owner of Hellovision coming to try to persuade Roy into joining into the TV again with Roy thinking how great it would be to be popular on TV where a new title could be "Stay Tuned 2: Return To The TV." Without having Roy having a persuasion for TV if they made a second film, it would only include him going to his job, teaching his students, coming home, having dinner, going to bed, waking up, eating breakfast, and back at his job having each day repeating where there wouldn't be too much of a plot for the second film if they made one.

[@slanetroyard92]

@@afriendofbean true I still find it great that Roy regained his passion and that he's teaching kids. He's just trying to make sure they don't end up like couch 🥔. I remember when John Ritter passed away I was 11. It was tough watching 8 simple rules without him being there. Especially when they did the Thanksgiving special.

[@afriendofbean]

@@slanetroyard92 That's true. It's great how Roy started his own business as a fencing teacher called "Knable Fencing Academy" named after him as Roy Knable (even on the show "Three's Company" his name was Jack and he started his own cooking business called "Jack's Bistro") and he probably decided to use his experience as qualifications he's received as a fencing champion after he graduated from either High School or college especially since he probably didn't want too much pressure having a busy job as a fencing teacher but decided to have a less pressure job as a plumbing salesman for a few hours in the morning just to have fun watching TV for almost 24 hours. However, I guess going through nightmare land being trapped in the TV persuaded him to use his experience and qualifications to be a fencing teacher.

[@leejones8582]

A guilty pleasure

[@nilesstark]

0:50 Shit I'm a changed man.

[@davidgrobmeier3648]

David Dukes of Hazard! Lol can you imagine what that show would be like! That or Fresh Prince of Darkness, Murder She Likes. I’d watch ‘em! Satan’s network, id watch it!

[@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc]

I wouldn't want to watch it, because that would be bad for all of us. What would the show David dukes of hazzard be like?

[@davidgrobmeier3648]

@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc well David Duke was a member of the KKK and and is a well-known racist and white supremacist. It’d be a racist southern white show

[@danacarter9147]

@@davidgrobmeier3648 I never thought of that.🤔

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@@danacarter9147 Today's woke world and cancel culture would cancel it in no time!

[@jasonervoes1326]

Great funny movie. The ending was great

[@jewelsj.4423]

I wanna see the part when Roy is doing training with his sword.

[@nottaa10]

Yeah. So, you know, stop goofing around.

[@afriendofbean]

@Jewels J. Are you talking about here when he dismissed his class students here? If so, he doesn't need to train with his sword because he's a fencing champion and probably has a fencing certificate but, he just didn't educate himself using it to start his own business and/or choose to get a job at a fencing school as one of the teachers because he was choosing to spend more time at home finding that watching TV was better and decided to be a plumbing salesman instead. However, being trapped in a nightmare inside a TV persuaded him to start his own business being a fencing champion.

[@jewelsj.4423]

afriendofbean What I meant to say was the part when Roy is doing the sword fight with Spike at the end of the movie.

[@afriendofbean]

@@jewelsj.4423 That could be true but, that wasn't a fencing training since he (Roy) is a certified fencing champion that he didn't need to be trained on how to use a sword but, that was a real swordfight.

[@jewelsj.4423]

afriendofbean Are you sure about that?

[@MovieLover1995]

The DVD for this movie is like, $65 on Amazon.

[@ghosthaunted2]

Oh jeez too expensive for blu ray and DVD.

[@TheMovieHowze]

Theres a new blu ray out got it for about 25

[@BF-Gator]

Damn, it used to be 5$ bargain bin at walmart

[@claytoncondo3460]

Because the DVD is out of print

[@showdown2006]

Does anyone know the end credits song?

[@ghosthaunted2]

I think its "TV theme medley" its not on soundtrack.

[@jmorgan9969]

Taste by Auto and Cherokee

[@showdown2006]

J Morgan thanks! I actually tracked it down after, but this version doesn’t exist anywhere else except here. Stay tuned version hehe

[@DJDizzyStorms]

The kesson here too much TV can be bad for you & it can