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Tommy Jarvis

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Sep 20, 2026

Jack MovePANELIST
25:42
If y'all know, Friday was 1v7, seven real players.
Jack MovePANELIST
25:46
You could call back Tommy Jarvis.
Jack MovePANELIST
25:48
This game is different, bro.
Jack MovePANELIST
25:49
Halloween is 1v4.
Jack MovePANELIST
26:28
You can call back Dr. Loomis.
Jack MovePANELIST
26:30
What else? Oh, when you escape in this game, you can come back multiple times.
Jack MovePANELIST
26:35
You know, in the old game, you could only come back if they call back Tommy Jarvis.
Jack MovePANELIST
26:38
But in this game, you can come back as Dr. Loomis.
Willie GibbsHOST
11:30
would have to be Ginny, though, because Jason's the...
Tim LongHOST
11:33
Tommy Jarvis.
Willie GibbsHOST
11:35
Oh, duh.
Willie GibbsHOST
11:35
Geez.
James HartHOST
18:27
And then in six, it's, you know, about the graveyard, it's around the police station and stuff, but then they go back to this kind of psychiatric route and the psychic facility as it is in seven, where we have Carrie versus Jason, as everyone calls it.
James HartHOST
18:39
And then from that point, and this is where I kind of came from at the beginning with Friday part five is the, the last that feels like it's of that ilk of the first few films it's a very very weird and tonally confused film i think um yeah i think so while we're on this as well it's probably a good question at this point to ask what did you kind of feel you know when we're talking about the the mental health aspect of it all and the way that that's kind of perceived what did you think of the characterization of tommy tommy jarvis obviously the returning character from part four yeah
JanineGUEST
19:11
I found it really...
JanineGUEST
19:13
I like the fact that he was kind of silent.

16 MINS LATER

James HartHOST
34:57
Well, so this probably goes back to the conversation that we're having at the beginning of this about the depictions of mental health and how that's portrayed within 80s films in general.
James HartHOST
35:07
But in this film particularly, it's not very sensitive.
James HartHOST
35:11
Would you have been comfortable? Because the whole way through, I was just thinking to myself, it should be Tommy Jarvis, who is the Jason resurrection.
James HartHOST
35:18
It shouldn't be Roy the bloody paramedic because, oh, and just, sorry for going a little bit off tangent with this, but the fact that Roy and Joey are father and son, Joey spends the entire opening monologue that he's talking about being an orphan and all of this sort of stuff.
Taylor FieldHOST
5:31
There's, like, seven or eight of you in the map.
Taylor FieldHOST
5:34
You get a CB radio you can call back, so if one of you dies or escapes, they can come back as Tommy Jarvis.
Taylor FieldHOST
5:39
It was just such a simple thing.
Taylor FieldHOST
5:41
You know, Jason grabs you, uh, and I'm s- I'm labeling all these things 'cause they're relevant with the Halloween game.

15 MINS LATER

Taylor FieldHOST
20:46
Um, yeah, so L- Loomis is, uh, he's like the main, uh, counter in the movies to, to Michael Myers, Michael Myers' doctor, right?
Dylan MussHOST
20:55
Right.
Taylor FieldHOST
20:55
And so just like Tommy Jarvis in Friday the 13th, you find the CB radio, and you place that call.
Taylor FieldHOST
21:02
First guy to die or escape comes back as Loomis.
ChrisHOST
1:35
Because Friday the 13th, Part 6, Jason Lives, is a 1986 American slasher film written and directed by Tom McLaughlin and starring Thom Matthews, Jennifer Cooke, David Kagan, and C.J. Graham.
ChrisHOST
1:50
It was the final film to feature Tommy Jarvis as the protagonist in Mark Tony Goldwyn's film debut.
ChrisHOST
1:58
Continuing from the events of the previous film, the plot follows Tommy as he accidentally resurrects mass murderer Jason Voorhees while attempting to destroy his body to ensure that he will not return.
ChrisHOST
2:11
While Jason returns to Crystal Lake for another killing spree, Tommy must overcome his fear of the masked killer that has haunted him for years and find a way to stop him once and for all.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:21
What if he did come back? Looking for the camp counselor that caused him to drown his wife.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:53
Darren we better turn around Because I've seen enough horror movies to know any weirdo wearing a mask is never friendly
RobertHOST
5:13
Recently released from the hospital for the criminally insane, a grown-up Tommy Jarvis, played by Tom Matthews, still suffers from his run-in with Jason Voorhees, despite having definitely killed him in Part 4.
RobertHOST
5:25
He has to get this madness to end, and the only way to do that is to dig up Jason's corpse and see his body.
SithHOST
74:23
Looked like they were going for a double turn, but it didn't take place.
SithHOST
74:28
Cody Cody looked like Tommy Jarvis at the end of Friday the 13th, part five, where you think he's going to turn to the dark side when they say, it's a bitch, we're bringing Jason back.
SithHOST
74:46
It was fine, but these guys have had better encounters in the past.
SithHOST
74:53
At least there wasn't any celebrity bullshit, champ.
Metal MelodyAUDIENCE
36:09
And I love Corey Feldman too.
Metal MelodyAUDIENCE
36:11
As Tommy.
Metal MelodyAUDIENCE
36:14
So yeah.
Metal MelodyAUDIENCE
36:14
That's all.
Dark MarkHOST
38:40
Not good starting off at zero, but it is what it is.
Dark MarkHOST
38:45
Friday the 13th, part five, a new beginning story.
Dark MarkHOST
38:49
Jason is dead, Tommy Jarvis killed him, but that trauma has had Tommy in hospitals and the like ever since.
Dark MarkHOST
38:58
Now he's going to stay at some halfway house with a cast of characters not a far cry from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
NickHOST
47:03
But thankfully, they do have a way to kind of get back into the game, kind of like Friday the 13th, calling...
NickHOST
47:10
Tommy Jarvis from Friday the 13th.
NickHOST
47:12
But then in this, it's Dr. Loomis with the CB radio.
NickHOST
47:16
And then when the police come, there's reinforcements.
Jamie LorelloHOST
4:40
know
Doug McCambridgeHOST
4:41
would i pick this because it's my favorite friday movie no but we started this tommy jarvis journey with baby corey feldman yeah yeah and i couldn't deviate from that i feel like we have to see this through its entirety which is honestly just one more movie
Jamie LorelloHOST
5:03
okay
Doug McCambridgeHOST
5:03
but i friday the 13th is a series where It does have some starts and stops, and you don't necessarily need to start at the beginning.
Doug McCambridgeHOST
10:08
I guess he wasn't the editor.
Doug McCambridgeHOST
10:10
Somebody else had that horrific task.
Doug McCambridgeHOST
10:14
So none of the people in here, except for, let's just talk about young Tommy Jarvis, of course, played by adorable Corey Feldman.
Jamie LorelloHOST
10:23
Oh, yes.
Ben MetcalfGUEST
5:12
Yeah.
Brandon RhinessHOST
5:16
The thing about Tommy Jarvis, though, that's weird is that his character changes.
Brandon RhinessHOST
5:20
The first time we see him in part four, he's a little kid.
Brandon RhinessHOST
5:23
But in part five, he's basically a mute.
Ben MetcalfGUEST
6:44
Yeah.
Ben MetcalfGUEST
6:46
I'm going to burn those two, I guess.
Ben MetcalfGUEST
6:48
And that the Tommy Jarvis thing, maybe psychiatrists can learn something from that, because if you've got somebody who's horribly traumatized and they've become mutant and you know uh despondent and they've withdrawn socially completely just heat more trauma on top of them and then they'll come back to normal yeah yeah they'll go
Brandon RhinessHOST
7:06
full circle yeah just

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