The Weinerville Chanukah Special (1995)
Overview
The Weinerville Gang is throwing a Hanukkah party at the Weinerville Ski Lodge. Upon preparations on the decorations, two aliens crash landed their ship at the lodge who both resemble giant potato pancakes. The aliens explain how they escape form their planet after being fed up with their planet's leader who forces his citizens to do anything with the powers of his ray gun. The gang decides to help them out buy buying vegetable oil at the local store and return to the lodge. While at the lodge the gang and the refuge aliens encounter the alien leader with his army have just taken over the Ski lodge. How will the gang be able to save their refuge friends from another world?
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.553 |
Directed By
David Straiton
Crew
Cidele Curo
Eileen Braun
Marc Weiner
Wendy Prior Fentress
Douglas Sepler
Lee Kernis
Sandy Weiner
Frank Santopadre
Scott Fellows
David Straiton
Manny DeMagistris
Francisco Javier Macias
Jesse Nemeth
Scott Fellows
Marc Weiner
Tim Lagasse
Scott Fellows
TOP CAST
Joanne Baum
Nivek
Denny Dillon
Female Phone Caller
Scott Fellows
Pops / Zip (voice)
Michael Gunst
Sinrek
David Johansen
Gonsah K'nocker (as Buster Poindexter)
Laura Kightlinger
Female Shopper
Kevin Nash
Male Phone Caller (as Diesel)
Marc Summers
Self
Marc Weiner
Boney / Cocktail Frank / Dotty / Self / Louie / Socko
Brian O'Connor
Antidorkus
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