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Clerks

Clerks

Clerks

Buena Vista (May 31, 2000)
DVD
NR (Not Rated)
786936145335
TV Series | Animation | Comedy
USA | English | Color | 02:10

This animated series, based on Kevin Smith's 1994 film of the same name, centers on Dante Hicks and Randal Graves, the clerks at The Quick Stop and RST Video. These "slackers" spend most of their time spoofing pop culture and whining about their miserable lives. Adding color to their lives are the resident "hetero-life partners" Jay and Silent Bob, who hang out and sell fireworks outside the store.


Episodes View details

1 Leonardo Leonardo Returns and Dante Has an Important Decision to Make 22 min | Feb 20, 2001

Billionaire Leonardo Leonardo returns to Leonardo, New Jersey and opens the Quicker Stop right across from the Quick Stop, which takes away all of Dante and Randal's customers, and nearly puts the Quick Stop out of business. The duo set out to stop Leonardo by uncovering his plot to enslave all of humanity, but are scoffed at during an appearance at Town Hall. Jay and Silent Bob, who had been selling illegal fireworks to children, inadvertently blow up the Quicker Stop, thwarting Leonardo's plans.

Director: Chris Bailey
Writer: Kevin Smith, David Mandel
Guest stars: Dan Etheridge, Bryan Johnson, Kevin Michael Richardson, April Winchell, Walt Flanagan, Jeff Bennett, Sam Gifaldi, Elon Gold, Dana Gould, Nakita Hopkins, Kerri Kenney, Matt Maher, Brian Posehn, Lauren Tom
2 The Clipshow Wherein Dante and Randal Are Locked in the Freezer and Remember Some of the Great Moments in Their Lives 21 min | Jun 07, 2000

Dante and Randal get locked in the freezer of the Quick Stop. There, they look back on their lives, primarily in clips from the same and previous episode, including foiling Leonardo's evil plans, working at convenience stores in the United Kingdom and India, how Randal got them kicked off The Real World, and their first meeting as children. Jay and Silent Bob also manage to get themselves locked in; Silent Bob eventually uses a crowbar to get them all out, only for Dante and Randal to become locked in the video store. In a parody of Stand by Me, an elderly Jay narrates what became of his friends following the events of the episode.

Director: Kevin Smith, David Mandel, Paul Dini, Nick Filippi
Writer: Kevin Smith, David Mandel
Guest stars: Gilbert Gottfried, Gwyneth Paltrow, Tara Strong, Lorin Dreyfuss, Michael McShane, Kevin Michael Richardson, Jeff Bennett, Dana Gould, Kath Soucie
3 Leonardo Is Caught in the Grip of an Outbreak of Randal's Imagination and Patrick Swayze Either Does or Doesn't Work in the New Pet Store 22 min | Feb 20, 2001

Quick Stop is put under government control after Leonardo is said to have been infected with a deadly virus by a monkey at the new pet store next to RST Video (at which they find Patrick Swayze working). Unfortunately, Jay and Silent Bob steal the monkey so they can teach it to smoke. The town of Leonardo is to be destroyed unless Dante and Randal manage to stop the helicopter pilot from dropping a bomb. After Randal tells the pilot that Dante is gay, Dante is forced to state that he is gay on live television to save the town.

Director: Chris Bailey
Writer: Kevin Smith, David Mandel
Guest stars: Gilbert Gottfried, James Woods, Tara Strong, Bryan Cranston, Dan Etheridge, Walt Flanagan, Al Franken, Dana Gould, Bryan Johnson, Mario Joyner, Michael McShane, Kevin Michael Richardson, April Winchell, Jim Wise
4 A Dissertation on the American Justice System by People Who Have Never Been Inside a Courtroom, Let Alone Know Anything About the Law, But Have Seen Way Too Many Legal Thrillers 22 min | May 31, 2000

Randal is left in charge of the Quick Stop as part of a bet between him and Dante. Jay sues the Quick Stop for $10,000,000 after slipping on Randal's spilled soda. Randal is Dante's lawyer for the case, while Judge Reinhold presides, and several NBA all-stars are members of the jury. Randal ends up doing more harm than good, putting Dante at the mercy of the courtroom. Before the verdict of the case can be announced, a disclaimer informs the audience that the script for the conclusion of the episode was lost, and the remainder of the episode will be told through Korean animation.

Director: Steve Loter, Steve Lookner
Writer: Kevin Smith, David Mandel, Steve Lookner
Guest stars: Judge Reinhold, Reggie Miller, Phil LaMarr, Kenny Mayne, Dan Patrick, Grant Hill, Michael Buffer, Tara Strong, Paul Dini, Mario Joyner, Michael McShane, Kevin Michael Richardson, April Winchell, Bryan Cranston, Elon Gold, Lauren Tom, Jim Wise, Michael McKean
5 Dante and Randal and Jay and Silent Bob and a Bunch of New Characters and Lando Take Part in a Whole Bunch of Movie Parodies... 22 min | Feb 20, 2001

Dante and Randal attend their high school reunion, where Randal discovers he has the ability to turn women into lesbians, and Dante is accosted by his old baseball team because they don't remember him (although Dante was the coach that won them the championship game). Leonardo decides to let Dante manage his Little League team. The team is on a losing streak until the inclusion of Jay and Silent Bob (as Jay is still in the fourth grade for being held back so many times and is technically eligible to play). Meanwhile, Randal is put into slave labor after beating the high score on an old video game. Dante and the baseball team discover Randal while searching for the baseball team they have been scheduled to play (which turn out to be some of the children enslaved to work in the mines).

Director: Nick Filippi
Writer: Brian Kelley
Guest stars: Michael McKean, Bryan Cranston, Dan Etheridge, Elon Gold, Steve Hytner, Phil LaMarr, Michele Maika, Kevin Michael Richardson, April Winchell, Jim Wise, Kerri Kenney
6 The Last Episode Ever 22 min | Feb 20, 2001

Dante and Randal work inside the Quick Stop discussing various things after being told that they need to make the show more similar to the original Clerks. Meanwhile, outside, Dante's supposed to have a date with Caitlin Bree, Jay and Silent Bob go to a fair where havoc ensues, Walt and Steve-Dave need stuff, Leonardo Leonardo finds a soccer team on his roof, and Dante keeps getting called by a guy who wants to show him "the truth about The Matrix". Eventually, due to a phone call unknowingly made to the President, the Army surrounds the Quick Stop, the President is attacked by hookers and vampires who are enraged to find RST closed, and Dante and Randal finally go outside, where the animators put them in various awkward situations until it is revealed that Jay is the one behind it all.

Director: Steve Loter
Writer: Kevin Smith, David Mandel
Guest stars: Julia Sweeney, Lisa Spoonhauer, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, Bryan Johnson, Tara Strong, Dan Etheridge, Walt Flanagan, Brian Posehn, Kevin Michael Richardson, Frank Welker, Jeff Bennett, Matthew Maher, Michele Maika

Cast View all

Kevin Michael Richardson Narrator
Kevin Smith Silent Bob
Jason Mewes Jay
Brian O'Halloran Dante Hicks
Jeff Anderson Randal Graves
Alec Baldwin Leonardo Leonardo
Charles Barkley Charles Barkley
Diana Devlin
Tara Strong Giggling Girl
April Winchell Bailiff
Dan Etheridge Mr. Plug
Jeff Bennett
Bryan Cranston Various
Brian Posehn Man on Fire
Michael McShane X
Walter Flanagan Walt Grover the Fanboy
Bryan Johnson Steve-Dave Pulasti
Jim Wise
Elon Gold
Frank Welker Clerks Fan
Phil LaMarr Axel Foley
Michael McKean Doorman
Lauren Tom
Gilbert Gottfried Jerry Seinfeld
Matthew Maher

Trailer

Edition details

Edition Special Edition
Packaging Custom Case
Nr Discs 2
Screen Ratios Fullscreen (4:3)
Audio Tracks Dolby Digital Surround [English]
Dolby Digital Stereo [English]
Subtitles English (Closed Captioned)
Distributor Miramax Home Video
Layers Single side, Dual layer
Edition Release Date Feb 26, 2002
Regions Region 1