The far-fetched plot of the film, involving a romantic riangle and its complications between a wrongly-accused worker, a school-teacher, and a law professor, was honored with seven Academy Award nominations, but ended up Oscar-less: Best Picture (it lost o William Wyler""sMrs.Now, when you was 16, 17, there was a guy who worked in a, in a...right, cement plant, and you, you liked him, because he thought you were just as nice as you could be.As the lieutenant and Lisa walk along, he discovers that they both share a love of music.He often escorts her to attend Saturday afternoon concerts on the Courso:The lieutenant was right.Linz was a musical town, so twice a month that summer we listened, the lieutenant and I.While seated on a park bench during one of the concerts, he lieutenant bolsters his courage, tells Lisa he has "been most favorably impressed" with her, and then asks for her "steady company.The oddly-garbed group sang out:Let""s do the Time Warp again.The dignified British-accented criminologist/narrator broke in with a pull-down illustrated chart to instruct the viewer on the proper steps - the lyrics helped to describe the ritualistic dance routine and its movements (including pelvic thrusts) - he was caught up or afflicted in the indulgent moment and began to demonstrate he tempting dance himself:Narrator: It’s just a jump to the left.