Behind the Bright Kentucky Hotel Nemesis?

This may not be an original idea put forth here; it is almost impossible to remember everything that I have heard and read about "Vic and Sade" throughout the time I have been following the show as closely as I have.  There's a good chance I am either repeating the thoughts of Paul Rhymer (from a magazine or newspaper article), from a member of "The Friends of Vic and Sade" or I could have read it on a forum somewhere in the last six years.  However, I think it is an original idea.  And it really is as simple as adding one and one together for the informed fan.

Though we have little to go by, there seems to be no doubt that the engineers of the Chicago-Alton Railway had it in for the bachelors at the Bright Kentucky Hotel.  One reason we know this can found in the article here.

And who is the one guy on the show that "has it in" for Mr. Gumpox (and Howard)?  That's right kids, Mr. Donahue the Chicago-Alton Railway engineer.  I am quite certain a story is missing where we find out Mr. Gumpox (or Howard) has committed some other atrocity against Mr. Donahue and in doing so, has riled him up so much that he gets the whole gang of engineers to terrorize the Bright Kentucky whenever they fly past.

The Band: Hyena Grease

Remember The Bright Kentucky Hotel song?  Now, there's the band, Hyena Grease!

Unbelievable! The Bright Kentucky Hotel song

I'll be the first to admit that this isn't my cup of tea; however, this song seems to be inspired by the Bright Kentucky Hotel in Vic and Sade for it starts out with Vic talking about the hotel!



By a group called, "Cannons."

http://www.myspace.com/cannonslightbrigade/music/songs/bright-kentucky-hotel-26377809

Why the stairs were removed in the Bright KY Hotel penthouse

You may remember the episode where Rishigan Fishigan married Jayne Payne.  Well come to find out, he lived in the penthouse.  He did shimmy up the drainpipe to his room.

The stairs were removed because they were either struck by a train or were removed because management was afraid the stairs would be struck by a train.

Either way, you'll have to admit, that's pretty funny!