OK, bear with me here. I think the technology has reached a point where this could happen.

The ghosts of Bobby and Latka, digitally recreated, are haunting the garage. Some young cabbie is about to ruin their life. The two ghosts cause him to cross paths with everyone from the old crew to help set them straight.

Louie has become an agent and producer and was successful in Hollywood, Banta became a teacher, Alex owns an antique shop. Nardo became an author. Iggy became an inventor.

Can anyone else see the beauty in this? ^(If this ever happens, I don't want any money, just a day on the set.)

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Comments

Jake_the_Gent t1_iy595st wrote on November 28, 2022 at 9:10 PM

#743,471

"What does a yellow light mean?"

boulderdrop t1_iy5ez71 wrote on November 28, 2022 at 9:48 PM

#744,544

Let good things die.

Make new good things.

kenlasalle t1_iy5f1ef wrote on November 28, 2022 at 9:49 PM

#744,552

And Reverend Jim can just sit there being Jim.

(I loved Rev Jim so much, I'd pay money to watch Christopher Lloyd riff as Reverend Jim once again!)

jizard t1_iy6g8cm wrote on November 29, 2022 at 2:25 AM

#751,862

Dude you had me at TAXI and then you had me again at MARIJUANA. Taxi is so goddamn criminally underrated/passed over and it truly holds up as one of the best from this time period and team. I've been going through the DVD set and just always loved this show, which I first watched in reruns when I was a kid. Everyone is great, but in particular DeVito really had some great storylines. If you ever want to smoke a fat bowl and watch this shit in south Florida, hit me up lol. I enjoy your Taxi-future

Automatic_Randomizer t1_iy75ama wrote on November 29, 2022 at 6:13 AM

#756,724

That's perfect. None of the futures you propose match up with anything we knew about the characters. They would be as surprised as we are, about where they ended up. That seems appropriate for Taxi.