| By Jordan Hoffman June 1, 2011 | 
		
		
		Case (of Beer) Closed | 
			
I don't care how much programming Leon did on his TRS-80, there's no possible way he could know which pallets of Pabst Blue Ribbon were being taken off the delivery truck in exactly which order at precisely the time the Yellow Team was going to get thrown into the warehouse.
Still, the likeness is remarkable!
		
		
		Between Two Melons | 
			
C'mon Eddie Deezen! When has Leon ever been so literal! If he says the clue is between two melons, that doesn't mean you should order up a smorgasboard of melon. (Although it is always good to get some extra fiber in your diet.)
The leader of the White Team really takes it to a whole new level in this pic. By putting two melons on either side of his head, he puts himself between two melons - thus hoping that somehow he could transubstantiate into the clue.
		
		
		Cameos! | 
			
Pee-wee uses his creepy deep voice as a guy giving out quarters in furry chaps at an arcade. (So. . .what kind of movies was Pee-wee watching when he got busted?)
Now's as good a time as any to remind you that Michael J. Fox plays David Naughton's snotty brother. And a guy I swore was Dick Miller shows up as a tow-truck driver, but it is actually some other guy.
		
		
		The Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Centerpiece of Los Angeles Culture | 
			
The Great All-Nighter ends with everyone racing around the dazzlingly modern Western Bonaventure Hotel.
Had they gone to the restaurant lounge on the top level they could have joined Ann Jillian and the cast of It's A Living.
		
		
		Final Bites | 
			
The good guys win, the bad guys lose, the Red, White and Green Teams simply live out the rest of their lives in a hazy fog of dispair and Harold shovels pasta salad into his face before being carted off to jail.
College, I'll never forget you.
Oh, and the mildly retarded character Melio who spelled out a clue and shouted FAGABEFE grew up to direct financially successful feature films. For real.