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"Great news from Tina Fey! No, there isn&amp;#x27;t going to be a surprise eighth season of 30 Rock; there is, however, a possible Mean Girls musical in the works. I think I speak for all humankind when I say this news is grool&amp;amp;#8212;great and cool. On the SAG Award red carpet Sunday night, Fey told E! News that she and her husband Jeff Richmond (AKA the man behind the 30 Rock score) are trying to develop a musical adaptation of the film. Movie-to-musical adaptations are no stranger to Broadway and musical theater has had more unlikely sources of inspiration (Rock of Ages is loosely based on Guitar Hero, right?). I&amp;#x27;d say there&amp;#x27;s an 85-percent chance this is more likely to happen than &amp;quot;fetch.&amp;quot; Just to expedite the process a bit, let&amp;#x27;s consider some Mean Girls adaptations of our own... Les Plastiques In the midst of the great cafeteria table wars at the turn of the millennium, Cady Heron&amp;#x27;s parents send her away to the big city in hope she&amp;#x27;ll find a better life. Though reformed drug dealer/calculus teacher Ms. Norbury takes her under her wing, Cady barely manages to stay safe in the Girl Wars. Her biggest struggle: an ongoing conflict with chief social rival Regina George, a pretty young orphan whose mother died tragically during a breast augmentation surgery, for the affection of Aaron Samuels, a handsome young football player who just wants everyone to get along. The Phantom of the Projection Room Above the Auditorium After being publicly humiliated for only making JV basketball, Shane Oman banishes himself to the dark world of high-school theater. He remains an enigma to the student body; his only form of communication is occasionally projecting answers to challenging calculus problems for female Mathletes. One Mathlete in particular, Cady Heron, catches his eye and he attempts to hold her captive behind the set of the spring production of Cats. He realizes, however, that she&amp;#x27;s not meant to live the life of a theater nerd and releases her after he engages in an epic rap battle with Kevin Gnapoor. My Fair Cady This one&amp;#x27;s obvious: High-school misfit Janis makes a bet with her best friend Damien that she can transform Cady, the awkward transfer student who&amp;#x27;s never been to public school (and who also has a terrible Cockney accent for some reason), into a member of the exclusive Plastics clique. Their plan backfires when Cady not only becomes a Plastic, she becomes their leader. Glengarry Glen Coco Four high school girls engage in unethical, illegal acts to secure the title of Spring Fling Queen; Al Pacino stars. ....and that&amp;#x27;s not all! Other possible productions include: &amp;amp;bull; The Burn Book of Mormon &amp;amp;bull; Meangirls (featuring the hit song &amp;quot;And I&amp;#x27;m Telling You Butter Is Not a Carb&amp;quot;) &amp;amp;bull; Wicked: The Untold Story of Regina and Janis &amp;amp;bull; Cady Get Your Calculator &amp;amp;bull; Cool Mamma Mia! &amp;amp;bull; How to Succeed in Girl World Without Really Trying When it comes to options for a Mean Girls musical, the limit does not exist! (Insert audible groan here.) Are you excited for the possibility of a Mean Girls becoming a musical, or do you think it should remain in the world of basic cable matin&amp;amp;#233;es? Sound off in the comments! P.S. Ever wondered what Bravo shows would be like if they were Broadway musicals? Probably something like this! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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