Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

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Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

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Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

Stevie and Tom singing “The Apartment Song”

Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.

Fresh off the bus from Iowa, Joe(Jerry OConnell) is just trying to make it in New York, but he’s got no job, he’s got no girl and, worst of all, he’s got no place to live. However, life’s about to change for Joe. He finds an apartment–a slummy, squalid, seedy little box of a place, but it’s a pad he can call his own… or so he thinks. It seems that not all of the apartment’s former tenants have packed up and moved away. Joe discovers that he’s living with 50000 roommates, an army of six-legged “go-go-go” Joe supporters, a veritable nation of intelligent cockroaches, there to stand arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm-in-arm with their guy Joe in his times of need–whether he likes it or not. And what’s more, these roaches don’t just think and talk… they dance and sing! They’re around to teach Joe what life’s really all about in the big city.