" His mother feared Jesse was crazy, certain that he needed professional help from a psychiatrist, although his father thought he was a drug-user who needed more discipline: "What that boy needs is a goddamn kick in the butt.Meredith: I don""t care how much it is.You sit right there and eat your lunch.You haven""t touched a thing!While the city people worry that Deeds ("The Pride of Mandrake Falls") won""t appear at the train station, he is found in the midst of the mob-crowd and his community of folks as he sole tuba-player in the band for his farewell, playing "For He""s a Jolly Good Fellow.Three other participants (in addition to Sara, Jen, and Rudy) were introduced on-camera:Bill (Thomas Ian Nicholas) - who was intrigued by he Myers"" legendred-headed, intense "critical studies" major Donna (Daisy McCrackin) - who wanted to see how Myers embodied the "politics of violence"horny goth music major Jim Morgan (Luke Kirby) - who asserted that Myers was "the great white shark of our unconscious" and the "dark-eyed child of our spirits.Then, he blows out a black bubble.Ravelli compliments him: "He""s a-got everything."When the mannered butler Hives (Robert Greig) removes he Professor""s cape, and Spaulding quips: "and send for the fumigators," the Professor is wearing only black shorts and an undershirt.The most impressive change was that the legendary opening shot (described below) was seen without obscuring, super-imposed credits, and the blaring, distracting Henry Mancini background music during the elaborate scene was stripped away and replaced by natural source music (from doorways of dives the couple passes, or from car radios).