Short Film: War on Strike (1982)

In September 1982, the taping of the short "War on Strike" was on it, and lasted in November. Robbi Wolverton is the replacement for Marla with a different title, "The Robbi Short."

It all started when the strike in the NFL was on it. Robbi was with all of the teams to break the bad news. Robbi told Monty Hunter that he is not the oldest rookie, it was Jeff Rohrer, who had a push up 20 times. Brian Baldinger was with George Peoples doing the push ups. The picket sign for some of the Cowboys players had used it, and Doug Cosbie just had the "funfair" stuff, and Robbi told him to redo it with "unfair."

Robbi was with Monty, Doug Donley and George for berating a strike, and five offensive linemen had their faces similar to Our Gang kids, Jerry, Sherwood, Dorothy, Wheezer and Stymie. It was Pat Donovan, who had his ears shut, Tom Rafferty, who had shut his mouth, Jim Cooper, who had shaken his head, Steve Wright and Herbert Scott.

Some of the Cowboys players had a picket sign, and five police officers had a hose to stop the strike. Nobody's arrested, but Robbi bursts into tears. Pat told Robbi to calm down while he was with Tom. 

Two months later, Pat and Bob Breunig told Robbi that the strike was over. That short is a partial remake of "Shiver My Timbers" from 1931, and was released on Christmas Eve.

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