Born in East L.A.

No wolf

And, uh, Born in East L.A. [laughs] Fucking movie

Yeah

Uh, Death Wish 4

All right, John, not off to a great start [laughs] for the Spooktacular, but I think you're gonna have a chance to redeem yourself next week.

Uh, before we close out, uh, Big D, we got some voicemail from Fernando, who commissioned Born in East LA.

Hey, Shat gang.

This is Fernando.

Um, thank you for reviewing Born in East LA, which I submitted.

Um, be on the lookout for American History X. That's, that's coming up, um, in a couple months.

But anyways, just wanted to give you a heads up There is an alternative ending, I'm not sure if it's a director's ending or whatever the case may be, of Born in East L.A.

Okay, go ahead.

This is like the Canadian version of Born in East LA.

Yeah, it is.

The

And he was wandering around in TJ for about a month before they kind of found out he was there and brought him back.

And I was reading this story, and I was working on an album at the same time, and I needed one more song for it.

And I'm reading this story, and just at that same time, Bruce Springsteen's song, Born in the USA, was playing, and I'm like, poor guy, this guy was born in East LA, and I started singing it.

That's a new song.

Rodriguez continued to work, starring in another short-lived sitcom called Trial and Error and as host of a newlywed game reboot, both in 1988.

He also co-starred with Cheech Marin in the 1984 film Born in East L.A., and in 2000 he appeared in the well-received comedy-drama Tortilla Soup.

Rodriguez even performed a stand-up routine at San Quentin Prison for an HBO special in 1991.

Paul has recorded two comedy albums.