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"Rocky Horror Shows His Heels" is the original first draft screenplay for "Shock Treatment". It was written in 1978 by original "The Rocky Horror Show" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" author Richard O'Brien. In terms of plot continuity it was also far more cohesive with the plot of the original movie, unlike Shock Treatment or the aborted "Revenge of the Old Queen". The basic premise of this script was abandoned after the production hit a couple of snags.

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rdfs:label	Rocky Horror Shows His Heels
rdfs:comment	"Rocky Horror Shows His Heels" is the original first draft screenplay for "Shock Treatment". It was written in 1978 by original "The Rocky Horror Show" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" author Richard O'Brien. In terms of plot continuity it was also far more cohesive with the plot of the original movie, unlike Shock Treatment or the aborted "Revenge of the Old Queen". The basic premise of this script was abandoned after the production hit a couple of snags.
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Date	1978(xsd:integer)
Name	Rocky Horror Shows His Heels
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Music	Richard O'Brien
Script	Richard O'Brien
abstract	"Rocky Horror Shows His Heels" is the original first draft screenplay for "Shock Treatment". It was written in 1978 by original "The Rocky Horror Show" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" author Richard O'Brien. In terms of plot continuity it was also far more cohesive with the plot of the original movie, unlike Shock Treatment or the aborted "Revenge of the Old Queen". The basic premise of this script was abandoned after the production hit a couple of snags. First, it was learned that Tim Curry balked at the idea of reprising the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Second, Jim Sharman, director of the original Rocky Horror Picture Show, was resistant to do something he felt he'd already done. Sharman expressed interest in doing something similar but different. At this point the basic story was dumped. O'Brien, however, felt he had spent a great deal of time working on the songs and music. As such, he was not ready to abandon them. He corrected this problem by creating a new story around the existing songs. This evolved into a script titled "The Brad and Janet Show .

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