 | Drew Carey Show (New York and Queens) - 3 minutes 26 seconds (320x239, 30 fps, 8.2 MB). The "New York and Queens" episode from the second season of The Drew Carey Show (originally aired on May 14th, 1997) features Drew Carey and company trying to attend a midnight Rocky Horror Picture Show. They arrive at the theater to discover that Rocky Horror has instead been replaced by The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert which has its own cadre of costumed fans, led of course by Drew's arch-rival Mimi. This leads to a "dance off", with The Time Warp battling against "Shake Your Groove Thing". Cast members from Midnight Insanity in Long Beach, California were also used as costumed extras standing in line. |
 | Ripa Horror Picture Show - 3 minutes 24 seconds (480x360, 30 fps, 15.9 MB). From the RipaRocks.com web site comes this Live with Regis & Kelly fanvid, set to The Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack. I'm not sure why this particular fanvid amused me so much, but it did...:-) |
 | Time Warp and Sweet Transvestite (With Bob Simon as Dr. Frank-N-Furter) by 1996/97 European Tour - 8 minutes 4 seconds (320x240, 25 fps, 16.6 MB). Excellent video from the 1996/97 European Tour of The Rocky Horror Show, performing both The Time Warp and Sweet Transvestite in their entirety. Bob Simon is featured here as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, who some may remember from the Frankie Goes To Hollywood Convention in California (he's also seen in the footage from that convention on the A Regular Frankie Fan DVD). |
 | Time Warp (With Joan Jett as Columbia) by 2001 Broadway Cast - 4 minutes 45 seconds (320x240, 25 fps, 9.8 MB). Bootleg audience tape from the 2001 Broadway Cast of The Rocky Horror Show. As is usual for such tapes, the quality is terrible and there are people in the way periodically. But it's likely the only way most of us will be able to see or hear any of Joan Jett's performance as Columbia, as she was unfortunately not part of the cast album. |
 | Time Warp by Chico Slimani - 6 minutes 32 seconds (500x277, 30 fps, 17.0 MB). From the second season of X-Factor (British TV music talent show). Chico Slimani is voted off the show here, and gives a farewell performance of The Time Warp. Fast forward four minutes to go directly to the performance and bypass all the "so sorry to see you go, lets have some flashback clips" crap. |
 | Time Warp (Live) by Chico Slimani - 1 minute 50 seconds (320x262, 30 fps, 4.2 MB). Live at the Wiltshire Crimestoppers 6th Annual Family Fun Day on September 3rd, 2006. Chico Slimani gives a live performance of The Time Warp, which he also performed on television as part of the second season of X-Factor (British music talent show). |
 | Balla coi Barlafüs by Elio e le Storie Tese - 1 minute 39 seconds (320x240, 25 fps, 3.9 MB). An Italian language parody of The Time Warp, by Elio e le Storie Tese. The video's opening credits state that it is a program of Gialappa's Band with Aldo, Giovanni, Giacomo, et al. The sets and costumes were very nicely done for this parody, and the jock strap Transylvanian amuses me every time I watch this...:-) |
 | Time Warp by Magdolna Rúzsa - 2 minutes 26 seconds (320x240, 25 fps, 5.8 MB). From the third season of Megasztár (Hungarian Idol). Magdolna Rúzsa was the eventual winner, and is seen performing The Time Warp here (in English). |
 | Time Warp (2006-05-12) by Paul Green School of Rock Music - 2 minutes 13 seconds (320x240, 30 fps, 5.3 MB). The School of Rock in Philadelphia performs The Time Warp at their "Hedwig vs. Rocky Horror" show on May 12th, 2006. |
 | Time Warp (2006-06-04) by Paul Green School of Rock Music - 3 minutes 58 seconds (320x240, 30 fps, 9.4 MB). The School of Rock in Philadelphia performs The Time Warp at their "Best of Season" show on June 4th, 2006. |
 | Time Warp (2006-08-13) by Paul Green School of Rock Music - 3 minutes 52 seconds (320x240, 30 fps, 9.1 MB). The School of Rock in Philadelphia performs The Time Warp at their show on August 13th, 2006. |
 | Baile Del Sapo by RBD - 2 minutes 54 seconds (540x308, 30 fps, 13.9 MB). Mexican group RBD performs Baile Del Sapo (a spanish language version of The Time Warp) live on stage as part of Tour Generación RBD en Vivo. |
 | Time Warp by Richard O'Brien - 1 minute 27 seconds (320x240, 15 fps, 6.7 MB). Richard O'Brien plays an unplugged electric guitar and sings the first verse (only) of The Time Warp. "Shame on you." Recorded for the Rocky Interactive Horror Show CD-ROM. |
 | Time Warp by Richard O'Brien - 1 minute 31 seconds (472x360, 30 fps, 7.3 MB). Richard O'Brien "Unplugged" plays acoustic guitar and sings a solo version of The Time Warp while walking around Oakley Court (i.e. "the castle"). This was recorded for the VH1 Behind the Music special on The Rocky Horror Picture Show, originally aired on Halloween 1999. |
 | Baile Del Sapo by Timbiriche - 3 minutes 39 seconds (469x360, 30 fps, 17.4 MB). Mexican children's group Timbiriche performs Baile Del Sapo (a spanish language version of The Time Warp) in 1983, from their third album En Concierto. Performed here in front of a live studio audience for television. |
 | Baile Del Sapo (1999 Live Version) by Timbiriche - 3 minutes 55 seconds (476x360, 30 fps, 18.6 MB). Mexican group Timbiriche performs Baile Del Sapo (a spanish language version of The Time Warp) live on stage for their 1999 reunion album El Concierto. |
 | Baile Del Sapo (Halloween Version) by Timbiriche - 3 minutes 14 seconds (320x240, 30 fps, 7.7 MB). Mexican children's group Timbiriche performs Baile Del Sapo (a spanish language version of The Time Warp) in 1983, from their third album En Concierto. They appear to be wearing Halloween costumes in this version, and it comes complete with cheezy early 1980s video effects...:-) |
 | Time Warp by U.C. Berkeley Band - 31 seconds (320x240, 15 fps, 1.2 MB). The U.C. Berkeley band performs The Time Warp, for a large dancing crowd at the 2006 CalSO. |
 | Time Warp (With Katie Hrdy) by Violette - 3 minutes 28 seconds (320x240, 30 fps, 8.2 MB). Violette (with Katie Hrdy) performs The Time Warp for a small but enthusiastic crowd at the Spectrum Coffeehouse in New Jersey (2006). |
