Way to Die #897 | |
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"American Died'ol" | |
Name of the death is a pun on the TV series "American Idol" and "died" | |
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If you want to be a star, you need equal parts ambition and talent. In her quest for immortality, Chantal learned one final lesson: You also need to be... alive. | |
Date | October 7, 2010 |
Location | Montclair, New Jersey |
Episode this death was featured in |
"A New App Called Death" |
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"American Died'ol", Way to Die #897, is the sixth death featured in "A New App Called Death", which aired April 2, 2012.
Contents
Plot
A rather arrogant African American woman named Chantal deliberately cuts in line during a talent search for the next big pop music star in the musical reality show called Star Machine.
All of a sudden, a freak windstorm blows her umbrella out of her hands and sends it crashing down, wedging into her spinal cord like a spear and causing her to die from neurogenic shock.
Interviewees
- Siameze - Talent Show Contestant
- Dr. Khyber Zaffarkhan - Orthopedic Surgeon
Segment Nickname
- Pariah Carey (parody of singer Mariah Carey; Spike TV website)
- Terrified Talent
- Chanta-Died (In 1777)
Trivia
- Star Machine is a spoof of American Idol.
- This death is combined with The Day The Magic Died on the Spike TV website.
- Season 6 deaths
- Way to die
- Means of Death
- Accidental Death
- Weather accidents
- Idiots
- Death by injury
- Death by impalement
- Wedging to Death
- Death by karma
- Death by Umbrella
- Death by catastrophe
- Original Episodes
- Death as consequences
- Death as punishment
- Disobedient deaths
- Deathie Award Runners-Up
- Screaming Victims before Dying
- Shock deaths
- Bitches
- Rude humans
- Bad people
- Villain deaths
- Witnesses after death
- Death by stabbing
- Stabbed to death
- Mean people
- Rude people
- Screaming people before dying
- Victims screaming before dying
- People screaming before dying
- Impaled to death
- Victims with gruesome deaths
- People with gruesome deaths
- Death by calamity
- Female deaths
- Death by disasters
- Female victims
- Murdered victims
- Death from murder
- Death by murder
- African American deaths
- African American victims
- Object accidents
- Death by weather accidents
- Death by weapon accidents
- Weapon accidents
- Death Similarities
- Accidental death
- Death from Asphyxiation
- Dr. Khyber Zaffarkhan
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