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Masters of Horror: Homecoming
Terror and scandal grip the nation when the media discovers that the living dead have swayed the Presidential election. This adaptation of Dale Bailey's award-winning short story Death & Suffrage blends zombie horror and contemporary political satire with chilling results.
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Episode Info
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Episode number: 1x6 Airdate: Friday December 02nd, 2005 Alternate Airdates:
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Co-Guest Stars
Uncredited
Episode Notes
Dante regular Robert Picardo appears here. Picardo is one of Dante's regulars and has worked with the director in The Howling, Innerspace, Explorers, Small Soldiers, Matinee, and Gremlins 2, among others.
Episode Quotes
Jane Cleaver: The point is we are not giving up and we are definitely not giving up to a bunch of crippled (fires shot), stinking (fires shot), maggot-infested (fires shot), brain-dead zombie dissidents! (fires shot) C'mon and get it! C'mon, ya pussies!
David Murch: (about the President) He's not stupid. He has a way of making stupid people feel just as smart as he is.
(talking about the zombie soldiers)
David Murch: Kurt, why do you think they came back? What do you suppose they want?
Kurt Rand: Couldn't be the disability benefits.
David Murch: Kurt, why do you think they came back? What do you suppose they want?
Kurt Rand: Couldn't be the disability benefits.
Jane Cleaver: I mean, I always liked guys with uniforms, but only like, with some skin.
Jane Cleaver: The fact is, Marty, they've studied these creatures and they have no higher brain function. Their intelligence level is basically that of a liberal.
Cultural References
Visual: G. A. Romero
The last tombstone we see has the name G. A. Romero on it. This is a reference to George A. Romero, a director of many famous zombie films, such as Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Dawn of the Dead (1978).
The last tombstone we see has the name G. A. Romero on it. This is a reference to George A. Romero, a director of many famous zombie films, such as Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Dawn of the Dead (1978).
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Mick Garris |
| • Executive Producer | John Hyde (1) | Morris Berger | Steve Brown (1) | Mick Garris | Andrew Deane | Keith Addis |
| • Producer | Lisa Richardson | Tom Rowe |
| • Co-Producer | Adam Goldworm | Ben Browning | Pascal Verschooris |
| • Consulting Producer | Grant Rosenberg |
| • Production Designer | David Fischer (1) |
| • Casting | Nancy Nayor | Stuart Aikins (1) | Sean Cossey | Kelly Wagner |
| • First Assistant Director | Brian Giddens |
| • Second Assistant Director | Ian Samoil |
| • Music | Hummie Mann |
| • Music Editor | Mike Beckett |
| • Music Supervisor | Jennifer Ross | Happy Walters | Lisa Brown (2) |
| • Costume Designer | Lyn Kelly |
| • Key Grip | Tom Kaczmarski (1) |
| • Set Decorator | Ide Foyle |
| • Location Manager | Sheri Mayervich |
| • Transportation Coordinator | Fraser Sutherland | John Swetlikoe |
| • Property Master | Nick Dibley |
| • Construction Coordinator | Jim Geddes (1) |
| • Script Supervisor | Allison Hunter |
| • Production Coordinator | Kristin Harris | Shalla Edl |
| • Script Coordinator | Alison Stephen |
| • Assistant Editor | David Reale (2) |
| • Post Production Supervisor | Sally Dixon |
| • Re-Recording Mixer | Paul A. Sharpe | Kevin Belen | Iain Pattison |
| • Gaffer | Michael Auger |
| • Director of Photography | Attila Szalay |
| • Stunt Coordinator | Jim Dunn (1) |
| • Art Director | Teresa Weston |
| • Assistant Production Coordinator | Genessa Davis |
| • Post Production Coordinator | Matt Venables |
| • Production Management | Margo Zimmerman | Pascal Verschooris |
| • Sound Mixer | Sebastian Salm |
| • Third Assistant Director | Karin Behrenz |
| • Boom Operator | Colin Smith (3) |
| • Main Title Theme | Edward Shearmur |
| • Visual Effects Supervisor | Lee Wilson |
| • Production Accountant | Kath Drew |
| • "A" Camera Operator | Brad Creasser |
| • Sound Supervisor | Jacqueline Cristianini | Anke Bakker |
| • Film Editor | Marshall Harvey |
| • Best Boy | Derek Heselton |
| • Key Hairstylist | Adina Shore |
| • Assistant Make-up | Amanda McGowan |
| • Assistant To The Director | Steve Best |
| • Assistant Property Master | Jake Miller (2) |
| • Assistant Costume Designer | Linda Leduc |
| • Assistant To The Producer | Katy Lew | Raj Uppal |
| • Special Effects Coordinator | Wayne Szybunka |
| • Assistant Art Director | Andrei Andrianko |
| • Sound Effects Editor | Matt Wilson |
| • Sound Design | Kris Fenske |
| • Best Boy Grip | Dean Schwingboth |
| • Dialogue Editor | Brian Campbell |
| • Assistant To Producer | Ross Redhead |
| • "B" Camera Operator | Richard Wilson (2) |
| • Special Effects Make-up | Howard Berger | Gregory Nicotero |
| • Assistant Location Manager | Dinean Stayk |
| • Paint Coordinator | John E. Wilcox |
| • Assistant Set Decorator | Leesa McNalley |
| • Assistant Hairstylist | Cleo Gagner |
| • Set Supervisor | Bonnie Sutherland |
| • "a" Camera First Assistant | Christina Kaspercyk |
| • "b" Camera First Assistant | Kieran Humphries |
| • Key Makeup | Margaret Solomon |
| • Best Boy Lighting | Trevor Carabin |
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