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Don't know, what I do know, is that he got 20,001,551 painful "hits" to his overinflated ego.
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Coco's egg-laying/juggling act was a trip, though not half as funny as the looks on the faces of her companions, especially Wilt and Mac, lol! Wilt: "Can we go back to watching Ed in a wig?" Given how Wilt generally acts when Eduardo indulges his little girlie side(as per "Squeakerboxx"), you KNOW that the egg-laying HAD to be really gross! And of course, there's still that basketball routine that sticks out in my mind, not only because of its awesomeness, but because of how Mac subtly manipulated Wilt's deeply-competitive nature to obtain that footage- Mac: "What, are you scared that you might MISS and break something?" Wilt: "OK, you ARE ON!" Wilt just can't seem to resist a challenge, can he? In a way, this episode leaves me with mixed feelings. It is great that show is going out with a bang, but seeing this one makes it all the sadder that it's going out, period. It's a big improvement over much of Season Five, and it really seems that the creative team behind the series has hit its best groove yet, which makes it seem that there is still so much untapped potential for this show and these characters, that we won't get to see. I know that Craig said that they were having a tough time coming up with original material for this current season, but that sure doesn't show in what I've seen so far, and if anything, has resulted in some of the best stuff yet. pitbulllady |
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So it seems that it's true... There were no ViewTube videos featuring Frankie. *Sigh*
Still a great episode, though; the CMcC + Rob Renzetti combo looks like it'll be a real winner with their upcoming Cartoonstitute project.
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So sweet...
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Agreed ORD, I'm sad to see it end, but the one thing to know is that it's ending on a high note. Instead of saying goodbye to the show though, we should really be saying thank you to everyone that worked on the show for creating something of fine quality.
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Man, season six is just getting better and better! And it's only had four episodes so far!
I loved all the YouTube/popular YouTube video references! They were very awesome! But I really feel sorry for Bloo in the end, having every single bone in his body broken, thus preventing him from going to Monsoon Lagoon. But it's a little ironic, since he's literally spineless. XDPlus, I really liked Eduardo's swim trunks towards the end of the episode (look closely when all the friends are in line to board the bus, and you'll spot Ed in green swim trunks with yellow hawaiian flowers on them.); he looked really adorable in those. ![]() All in all, I give this episode an A (9.5/10), although they could have added a few more YouTube video references. But, it's still an awesome episode, especially with references to my favorite video site. ![]()
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I watched this again last night and caught a few more things... After Bloo ruins the OK GO parody, one of the Pizza Party members (the octupus I think) says "OK, go... again"
Hilarious double meaning.Also noticed that Frankie was in one of the videos, where she and another IF tickles an elephant IF to make him spurt soda everywhere (Mentos + Diet coke parody maybe?) Finally, what exactly is this Dramatic prairie dog reference people talk about? I don't remember seeing anything like a prairie dog friend.
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Hmm, I could be wrong.![]() I'd like to know what that is also. I don't remember seeing anything like that.
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=jHjFxJVeCQs
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Thanks a lot, I wanted to know what the corresponding Foster's prairie dog was.
Mac is most likely right about the elephant eating cookies and milk. It just looked like those soda fountains to me.
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