Director and co-writer David Wain joins us in person for the premiere of the year: the world theatrical debut of the Wet Hot American Summer Fart Cut.

After an unfairly underseen limited initial release, Wet Hot American Summer would first find the adoring audience it deserved when it was issued on DVD in the winter of 2002.

Deep within the menus of that quintessential disc, a one-of-a-kind special feature was waiting to be discovered.

It was... a Fart Track.

An alternate audio track playing alongside the movie featuring live recorded farts, simulated by Wain, co-writer/star Michael Showalter, and (“maybe”) co-star Zak Orth. Like the film, the track has a fervent following who until tonight have never had a chance to convene and relive their favorite farts.

Much has thankfully been done to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Wet Hot American Summer. But on this day, Hollywood Entertainment is proud to be the first to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Wet Hot American Summer Fart Cut live and in surround sound.

Thank you to Rob Turbovsky and our community partner Dynasty Typewriter.

For more about the history of this unprecedented premiere, read Vulture’s definitive oral history of the Fart Track.