Alter-Indie Concert

Alter-Indie Concert

Alter-Indie Concert is the twelfth episode of Season 4 of Weird World: The TV Show and it's the 90th episode overall.

Synopsis

George tags along with Stephanie and her friends to The Atomic Harmonic Festival to try and take his mind off his mother. But Craig feels something's up at the concert, so he and Reginald Adair decide to follow the others to find out what's going.

Plot

TBA

Transcript

For a full transcript of "Alter-Indie Concert", click here.

Characters

• George Jacqueline
• Stephanie
• Craig
• Sponghuck
• Lennox
• Bash
• Cole
• Brent
• Zayden
• Reginald Adair
• Tina
• Alexanne
• Don
• Harper
• Sarah
• Fanchon
• Alexanne's boyfriend
• Eleanor Jacqueline (mentioned)
• Scooter (mentioned)
• Josie (mentioned)

Reception

The episode received high critical acclaim for it's music, humour, the roles of Craig, Reginald Adair and Stephanie's friends, dark moments and plot points. The cameos from Radiohead, Evanescence, Goo Goo Dolls, Lana Del Rey and Vampire Weekend were also praised. It has since been considered one of the best Weird World episodes.

Trivia

• This marks the third major appearances of Stephanie's friends.
  • This episode also reveals each of their birthdays:
    • Tina - January 21st
    • Alexanne - August 26th
    • Don - February 2nd
    • Harper - January 17th
    • Sarah - April 9th
    • Fanchon - December 11th
• This episode is longer than most other episodes, at 26 minutes, whereas most episodes are 20-24 minutes long.
• "Drugs, Sex & Violence!", a quote used throughout the episode, has been named one of the best quotes in the franchise.
  • The quote has been banned in a few countries.
• It's revealed that Alexanne had recently got a job.
  • Her job was revealed to be counselling in the episode Suicidal Stephanie.
• This is the tenth episode to be rated PG.
  • It was rated PG for a single sexual reference, violence, scary scenes and mild language.
• The following indie music acts that are seen/mentioned in the episode are as follows (ones in BOLD are real-life acts and they are seen as holograms only):
  • 3-4 Embrace
  • Jonquil
  • Vanilla Wood
  • Charlie Ulyatt
  • Evanescence
  • Radiohead
  • Goo Goo Dolls
  • Lana Del Rey
  • Vampire Weekend