Fringemunks: Epis. 1.20 - There's More Than One of Everything (R.E.M. parody)

[The Marked Mouse]

EPISODE 1.20: THERE'S MORE THAN ONE OF EVERYTHING - The Fringemunks
Parody of "It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" composed by R.E.M.
Parody Lyrics, All Instruments and Production by David Wu
Listen/Download at http://davidwumusic.com/fringemunks


That's great, it starts in the E.R. Nina Sharp, a gunshot
wound, and a torn bionic arm. Back at the FBI, Charlie
shows surveillance feed of Nina being shot by a man
wearing bandages. Turn it up a little bit. Voice match.
Oh no! David Robert Jones' face appears on the monitor.
Don't know who he's working for, but could it be for
William Bell? Then we get a call: Nina's out of surgery.
Walter Bishop's missing so they make a bunch of calls.
Can they track him down? Walter's at a tombstone. The
Observer's watching him. Look at Nina's arm, it's fine
-- thanks to... (uh oh) ...med techs from Massive Dynamic.
Then Olivia visits Nina, who says Bell's not the enemy.
Jones used to work for Bell, but Bell sort of snubbed him,
so he stole a power cell from Nina's right arm -- tried to
cross into another reality, but he failed and split a truck in
half.

It's from an alternate world, and he knows it.
It's from an alternate world, and he knows it.
It's from an alternate world, and he knows it.
It blows my mind.

Walter at a beach house with the Observer. Walter knows
he needs to find something, but he can't remember. Peter
arrives and he starts to reminisce: whale-shaped pancakes
-- the memory did the trick. Walter finds an old box with an
old coin on top, similar to the one the Observer gave him.
The device inside the box is a patch for a soft spot between
alternate realities. David Robert Jones tried to cross into
another reality, but he failed and split a soccer player in
half.

Peter uses the device at Reiden Lake.
Peter uses the device at Reiden Lake.
Peter uses the device at Reiden Lake.
(Stops Jones from crossing over.)
Splits Jones in half. Splits Jones in half.

The FBI can't investigate William Bell.
(Obama, was it your decision?)
The FBI can't investigate William Bell.
(Joe Biden, was it your decision?)
The FBI can't investigate William Bell.
(Pentagon, was it your decision?)
Orders from the top.

Walter Bishop cries, and he places the coin on a tombstone
that says:

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PETER BISHOP
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Meanwhile, Olivia is in Manhattan. Thanks to Nina Sharp,
she meets William Bell; then she realizes she's in a World
Trade Center tower... right? Right.

It's an alternate world, and she knows it.
It's an alternate world, and she knows it.
It's an alternate world, and she knows it.
(Olivia finally meets William Bell.)
It blows her mind.

It's the end of the season as we know it.
It's the end of the season as we know it.
It's the end of the season as we know it.
(Season 1 has come to an end.)
It blows my mind.

It's the end of the season as we know it.
(Season 1 has come to an end.)
It's the end of the season as we know it.
(Season 1 has come to an end.)
It's the end of the season as we know it.
(Season 1 has come to an end.)
It blows my mind.

It's the end of the season as we know it.
(See you soon in Season 2.)
It's the end of the season as we know it.
(See you soon in Season 2.)
It's the end of the season as we know it.
(See you soon in Season 2.)
It blows my mind.