<P> Alex and Cathy and the rest of Bob's supporters then appear on a controversial talk show hosted by Stanley Hoyle (Gerrit Graham), who attempts to demonize Bob in every way possible . When Hoyle states that Alex and the others are "in big trouble" for supporting the hunchback, Bob, who has been watching the program on television, is prompted to come to his friends' aid . After taking a taxi to the studio, he makes his way in through the roof and swings down from the catwalk to snatch up Dr. Fisk . Forced to confess her lie in front of everyone, the live audience quickly turns to Bob's side, chanting his name . Stanley Hoyle then apologizes to Bob for his slanderous remarks, and Dr. Webster suggests looking into a scholarship for Bob at the university . When asked by Hoyle if he would have done anything different up to this point, Bob takes Dr. Girard into his arms and kisses her at "two speeds", a reference to an intimate experience Bob once had with a Hoover vacuum cleaner . Bob then smiles sheepishly into the camera as the film ends . </P> <Ul> <Li> Allan Katz as Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga </Li> <Li> Corey Parker as Alex </Li> <Li> Cindy Williams as Dr. Diane Girard </Li> <Li> Melora Hardin as Cathy </Li> <Li> Gerrit Graham as Stanley Hoyle </Li> <Li> Tom Skerritt as Dr. Richard Webster </Li> <Li> Jessica Harper as Dr. Victoria Fisk </Li> <Li> John Finnegan as Judge Ferguson </Li> </Ul> <Li> Allan Katz as Bob Maloogaloogaloogaloogalooga </Li> <Li> Corey Parker as Alex </Li>

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