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Guybrush20X6: Them. AAAAAAAAHHHH!

Guybrush20X6 — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 07:17:50 GMT

Them. AAAAAAAAHHHH!

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	**Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' episode "Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max. A container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory.		**Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' episode "Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max. A container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory.
	**Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.		**Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.
-	**The 2026 Remaster adds General Skunkape as an additional ~~cameo~~.	+	**The 2026 Remaster adds General Skunkape and the Temporal Headquarters of Elightened Mariachi aka T.H.E.M. as additional cameos.

	==References==		==References==

Guybrush20X6: /* Appearances */

Guybrush20X6 — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 10:00:36 GMT

Appearances

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	**Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' episode "Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max. A container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory.		**Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' episode "Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max. A container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory.
	**Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.		**Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.
		+	**The 2026 Remaster adds General Skunkape as an additional cameo.

	==References==		==References==

68.252.5.237: /* Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People */

68.252.5.237 — Sun, 08 Sep 2024 07:04:34 GMT

Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People

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	**The Commissioner from ''Sam & Max'' calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."		**The Commissioner from ''Sam & Max'' calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
	**One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space''.		**One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space''.
-	*[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When ~~you set~~ the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in ''Sam & Max Save the World''.	+	*[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When the machine is set to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in ''Sam & Max Save the World''.
	*Promotional material {{--}}		*Promotional material {{--}}
	**[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.		**[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.

Bleu Ninja: /* Other */ dash

Bleu Ninja — Tue, 09 Jul 2024 04:47:26 GMT

Other: dash

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	===Other===		===Other===
	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max", referring to ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.		*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max", referring to ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.
-	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in ''{{w\|The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police}}'' episode "They Came From Down There".	+	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] {{--}} The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in ''{{w\|The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police}}'' episode "They Came From Down There".
	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from ''Sam & Max Hit the Road''.		*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from ''Sam & Max Hit the Road''.

Bleu Ninja: /* References */ Add image of floppies

Bleu Ninja — Wed, 05 Jun 2024 22:02:29 GMT

References: Add image of floppies

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	==References==		==References==
		+	[[File:Floppy secret identity.png\|thumb\|Diskettes were invented by computers to help us.]]
	===Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People===		===Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People===
	*References throughout the series {{--}}		*References throughout the series {{--}}

Bleu Ninja: Rework the structure to emphasize how Telltale-driven a lot of these were, while adding a little more context.

Bleu Ninja — Wed, 29 May 2024 01:06:02 GMT

Rework the structure to emphasize how Telltale-driven a lot of these were, while adding a little more context.

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	[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]		[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]
-	'''''{{w\|Sam & Max}}''''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver-wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. ~~They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series~~ a ~~few times~~, ~~mostly through~~ [[~~Telltale Games~~]]' ~~involvement in~~ ''[[~~Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People~~]]''.	+	'''''{{w\|Sam & Max}}''''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver-wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. Starting as a comic series, the series has been adapted to {{w\|The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police\|animation}} and video games. The [[LucasArts]] {{w\|LucasArts adventure games\|adventure game}} ''{{w\|Sam & Max Hit the Road}}'' and three episodic series by [[Telltale Games]] are particularly well-known.

-	Sam ~~first interacted with~~ Homestar Runner ~~characters in~~ [[~~Make a Scene With~~ Telltale ~~at PAX 2010~~]] ~~when he questions~~ [[~~Marzipan~~]] ~~about a murder. Mr~~. ~~Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in~~ ''Sam & Max ~~Save~~ the ~~World~~''~~, also had a speaking role~~, and ~~Strong Bad and several of~~ Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in ''~~[[Poker Night at~~ the ~~Inventory~~]]'' ~~when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off~~.	+	Multiple references and even crossovers have taken place between ''Sam & Max'' and [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]]. The primary driver for these was [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in both series, developing both ''Sam & Max'' games and ''[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]''.
		+
		+	The Brothers Chaps were fans of ''Sam & Max Hit the Road'', and [[IGN Interview - 14 Apr 2008\|had already been playing through Telltale's first ''Sam & Max'' game when the company contacted them about partnering]] for ''SBCG4AP''.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
-	*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] {{--}} ~~[[Homestar Runner]] reveals himself to be behind the plot of [[wikipedia:~~Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max Season Two]].	+	To date, Homestar Runner and ''Sam & Max'' have only crossed over in Telltale Games productions.
-	*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] {{--}} Sam, Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly ~~from Telltale's Sam & Max seasons~~ appear in the toon.	+	*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] {{--}} A promotional video for ''{{w\|Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max: Season Two}}'' presents several alternate endings, with different characters revealing themselves as the criminal mastermind behind the series. One such ending features [[Homestar Runner]], using the model developed for ''SBCG4AP''.
-	*''[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]'' ~~{{--}} Max is one of~~ the ~~players along~~ with Strong Bad. Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the ~~game~~. ~~Also,~~ Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space~~: Episode 2:~~ Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max (a container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory). Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.	+	*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] {{--}} This [[Penny Arcade\|PAX]] panel used audience input to stage and script a short scene featuring characters from multiple Telltale games. Sam questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder; ''Sam & Max'' characters Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly appear in the toon, as does [[Strong Bad]] in a non-speaking role. This scene served as a demonstration of Telltale's game engine, and was not intended as an official part of any included property.
-	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser]] {{--}} Max appears in silhouette, along with Strong Bad, Tycho and The Heavy.	+	[[File:bluster blaster-pnati.png\|thumb\|Strong Bad playing {{p\|l=https://samandmax.fandom.com/wiki/Bluster_Blaster Bluster Blaster}}.]]
-	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer]] {{--}} Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, and The Heavy are seen interacting for the first time.	+	*''[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]'' served as the first proper instance of characters from both universes interacting together, with their official voices and with dialogue written by the license holders, in a poker game featuring Max and Strong Bad among the computer-controlled opponents. [[Strong Bad's Responses in Poker Night at the Inventory\|Strong Bad, Max, and the other characters talk amongst themselves]]; they also appear in the game's [[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser\|teaser]] and [[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer\|trailer]].
		+	**Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the tournament.
		+	**Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' episode "Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max. A container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory.
		+	**Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.

	==References==		==References==
-	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.	+	===Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People===
-	*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.	+	*References throughout the series {{--}}
-	*''[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People~~]]''~~ {{--}} The ~~cabinet design of the~~ [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade ~~game~~]] ~~is modeled after~~ Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. ~~Also, the~~ "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from ''Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0''.	+	**The [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade cabinet]] reuses the design of Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games.
-	**[[Homestar Ruiner]]	+	**The "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is reused from ''{{w\|Sam & Max Save the World}}'' Episode 5: "Reality 2.0".
-	***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in ''Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!''	+	*[[Homestar Ruiner]] {{--}}
-	***If the area of the light right above [[The Cheat]] in the [[Snap Shak]] is clicked, the pointer changes to the Max crossbones shirt from the Telltale Games store.	+	**[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in ''Sam & Max Save the World'' Episode 4: "Abe Lincoln Must Die!"
-	**[[Strong Badia the Free]]	+	**If the area of the light right above [[The Cheat]] in the [[Snap Shak]] is clicked, the pointer changes to the Max crossbones shirt from the Telltale Games store.
-	***If the highest awesomeness rating is achieved, the Max Crossbones shirt is unlocked for Strong Bad to wear in the Snap Shak. Strong Bad describes the shirt as a "cheesy cross-promotional marketing tie in".	+	*[[Strong Badia the Free]] {{--}}
-	***Strong Bad can obtain the rank of "Secretary of the Posterior", the same title Max can convey to Superball in "Abe Lincoln Must Die".	+	**If the highest awesomeness rating is achieved, the Max Crossbones shirt is unlocked for Strong Bad to wear in the Snap Shak. Strong Bad describes the shirt as a "cheesy cross-promotional marketing tie in".
-	**[[Baddest of the Bands]] {{--}} One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is of the moon from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 6: Bright Side of the Moon".	+	**Strong Bad can obtain the rank of "Secretary of the Posterior", the same title Max can convey to Superball in "Abe Lincoln Must Die".
-	**[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]	+	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] {{--}} One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is of the moon from ''Sam & Max Save the World'' Episode 6: "Bright Side of the Moon".
-	***Dangeresque's office ~~on the map~~ uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.	+	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] {{--}}
-	***When first traveling to [[Strong Badia\|Strongborneo]], [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] begins the scene by saying, "So, here we are... braving the rapids of this turbulent river deep in the heart of the jungle.", a possible reference to the running joke in Sam ~~and~~ Max of cutting to a new scene with Sam saying "Well, here we are," before explaining where they are, despite how obvious it is.	+	**The map icon for Dangeresque's office uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.
-	***A timecard from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 4: Chariot of the Dogs'' appears in [[Perducci\|Perducci's]] deck.	+	**When first traveling to [[Strong Badia\|Strongborneo]], [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] begins the scene by saying, "So, here we are... braving the rapids of this turbulent river deep in the heart of the jungle.", a possible reference to the running joke in ''Sam & Max'' of cutting to a new scene with Sam saying "Well, here we are," before explaining where they are, despite how obvious it is.
-	***Also, The Commissioner from ~~the~~ Sam & Max ~~series~~ calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."	+	**A timecard from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space'' Episode 4: "Chariot of the Dogs" appears in [[Perducci\|Perducci's]] deck.
-	***Additionally, one of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space''.	+	**The Commissioner from ''Sam & Max'' calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
-	**[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in ''Sam & Max Save the World''.	+	**One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space''.
-	*[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] {{--}} ~~There are~~ Sam & Max banners ~~behind Strong Bad~~ in the ~~main entrance~~.	+	*[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in ''Sam & Max Save the World''.
-	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in ~~the~~ ''Sam & Max: Freelance Police ~~episode~~'' "They Came From Down There".	+	*Promotional material {{--}}
		+	**[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
		+	**[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] {{--}} ''Sam & Max'' banners can be seen in the Telltale offices.
		+
		+	===Other===
		+	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max", referring to ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.
		+	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in ''{{w\|The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police}}'' episode "They Came From Down There".
	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from ''Sam & Max Hit the Road''.		*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from ''Sam & Max Hit the Road''.
		+
		+	== See Also ==
		+	*[[LucasArts]]
		+	* [[Telltale Games]]
		+	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]
		+	* [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]
		+	* [[Penny Arcade]]

	[[Category:Video game references]]		[[Category:Video game references]]
	[[Category:Crossovers]]		[[Category:Crossovers]]

68.84.184.241 at 19:10, 25 April 2022

68.84.184.241 — Mon, 25 Apr 2022 19:10:11 GMT

Bleu Ninja: ampersand b/w italic for title treatment

Bleu Ninja — Thu, 11 Nov 2021 00:23:39 GMT

ampersand b/w italic for title treatment

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	[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]		[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]
-	'''{{w\|Sam & ~~Max\|Sam and~~ Max}}''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].	+	'''''{{w\|Sam & Max}}''''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver-wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].

	Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in Sam & Max Save the World, also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in [[Poker Night at the Inventory]] when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.		Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in Sam & Max Save the World, also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in [[Poker Night at the Inventory]] when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.

Stux: add Halloween Hide & Seek ref; rm tbd (see talk); +minor formatting updates

Stux — Sat, 30 Oct 2021 16:21:03 GMT

add Halloween Hide & Seek ref; rm tbd (see talk); +minor formatting updates

Elcool: fix link

Elcool — Wed, 25 Nov 2020 10:58:43 GMT

fix link

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	*Email [[secret identity]] — The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.		*Email [[secret identity]] — The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.
	*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.		*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
-	*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] — The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-~~up arcade games~~\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0".	+	*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] — The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0".
	**[[Homestar Ruiner]]		**[[Homestar Ruiner]]
	***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!"		***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!"

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	[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]		[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]
-	'''''{{w\|Sam & Max}}''''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver-wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].	+	'''''{{w\|Sam & Max}}''''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver-wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in ''[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]''.

-	Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in Sam & Max Save the World, also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in [[Poker Night at the Inventory]] when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.	+	Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in ''Sam & Max Save the World'', also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in ''[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]'' when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] reveals himself to be behind the plot of [[wikipedia:Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max Season Two]].		*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] reveals himself to be behind the plot of [[wikipedia:Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max Season Two]].
	*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] {{--}} Sam, Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly from Telltale's Sam & Max seasons appear in the toon.		*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] {{--}} Sam, Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly from Telltale's Sam & Max seasons appear in the toon.
-	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] {{--}} Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad. Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the game. Also, Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 2: Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max (a container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory). Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.	+	*''[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]'' {{--}} Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad. Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the game. Also, Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 2: Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max (a container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory). Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.
	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser]] {{--}} Max appears in silhouette, along with Strong Bad, Tycho and The Heavy.		**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser]] {{--}} Max appears in silhouette, along with Strong Bad, Tycho and The Heavy.
	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer]] {{--}} Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, and The Heavy are seen interacting for the first time.		**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer]] {{--}} Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, and The Heavy are seen interacting for the first time.
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	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.		*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.
	*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.		*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
-	*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] {{--}} The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0".	+	*''[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]'' {{--}} The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from ''Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0''.
	**[[Homestar Ruiner]]		**[[Homestar Ruiner]]
-	***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!"	+	***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in ''Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!''
	***If the area of the light right above [[The Cheat]] in the [[Snap Shak]] is clicked, the pointer changes to the Max crossbones shirt from the Telltale Games store.		***If the area of the light right above [[The Cheat]] in the [[Snap Shak]] is clicked, the pointer changes to the Max crossbones shirt from the Telltale Games store.
	**[[Strong Badia the Free]]		**[[Strong Badia the Free]]
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	***Dangeresque's office on the map uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.		***Dangeresque's office on the map uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.
	***When first traveling to [[Strong Badia\|Strongborneo]], [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] begins the scene by saying, "So, here we are... braving the rapids of this turbulent river deep in the heart of the jungle.", a possible reference to the running joke in Sam and Max of cutting to a new scene with Sam saying "Well, here we are," before explaining where they are, despite how obvious it is.		***When first traveling to [[Strong Badia\|Strongborneo]], [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] begins the scene by saying, "So, here we are... braving the rapids of this turbulent river deep in the heart of the jungle.", a possible reference to the running joke in Sam and Max of cutting to a new scene with Sam saying "Well, here we are," before explaining where they are, despite how obvious it is.
-	***A timecard from "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 4: Chariot of the Dogs" appears in [[Perducci\|Perducci's]] deck.	+	***A timecard from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 4: Chariot of the Dogs'' appears in [[Perducci\|Perducci's]] deck.
	***Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."		***Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
-	***Additionally, one of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space".	+	***Additionally, one of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from ''Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space''.
-	**[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in "Sam & Max Save the World".	+	**[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in ''Sam & Max Save the World''.
	*[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] {{--}} There are Sam & Max banners behind Strong Bad in the main entrance.		*[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] {{--}} There are Sam & Max banners behind Strong Bad in the main entrance.
	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in the ''Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode'' "They Came From Down There".		*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in the ''Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode'' "They Came From Down There".
-	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from "Sam & Max Hit the Road".	+	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from ''Sam & Max Hit the Road''.

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	[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]		[[Image:Rabbitdog&bunnymn.png\|thumb\|They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.]]
-	~~[[Wikipedia:~~Sam & Max\|~~'''~~Sam and Max''']] is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].	+	'''{{w\|Sam & Max\|Sam and Max}}''' is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorillas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through [[Telltale Games]]' involvement in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].

-	Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions Marzipan about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in Sam & Max Save the World, also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in [[Poker Night at the Inventory]] when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.	+	Sam first interacted with Homestar Runner characters in [[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] when he questions [[Marzipan]] about a murder. Mr. Featherly, a chicken who was famous as an actor on a television show in Sam & Max Save the World, also had a speaking role, and Strong Bad and several of Telltale's Sam & Max characters had non-speaking roles. However, in that cartoon the characters had dialog and voices written and performed by fans at the Penny Arcade Expo. The first instance of characters from both universes interacting together with their official voices and with dialog written by the license holders came in [[Poker Night at the Inventory]] when Max and Strong Bad were both participants in a poker tournament at an exclusive club called [[The Inventory]] where video game characters relax on their days off.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
-	*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] ~~—~~ [[Homestar Runner]] reveals himself to be behind the plot of [[wikipedia:Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max Season Two]].	+	*[[Sam & Max Season Two Alternate Ending 101]] {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] reveals himself to be behind the plot of [[wikipedia:Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space\|Sam & Max Season Two]].
-	*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] ~~—~~ Sam, Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly from Telltale's Sam & Max seasons appear in the toon.	+	*[[Make a Scene With Telltale at PAX 2010]] {{--}} Sam, Max, General Skun'ka-pe, Pedro, Sal and Mr. Featherly from Telltale's Sam & Max seasons appear in the toon.
-	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] ~~—~~ Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad. Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the game. Also, Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 2: Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max (a container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory). Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.	+	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] {{--}} Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad. Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the game. Also, Banang, a running joke in games by Telltale Games that originated in "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space: Episode 2: Moai Better Blues", is continued in a conversation between Strong Bad and Max (a container of Banang also appears in a room in the opening scene when the elevator is going down to The Inventory). Sam, Flint Paper, Girl Stinky and Mama Bosco also make cameos.
-	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser]] ~~—~~ Max appears in silhouette, along with Strong Bad, Tycho and The Heavy.	+	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Teaser]] {{--}} Max appears in silhouette, along with Strong Bad, Tycho and The Heavy.
-	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer]] ~~—~~ Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, and The Heavy are seen interacting for the first time.	+	**[[Poker Night at the Inventory Trailer]] {{--}} Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, and The Heavy are seen interacting for the first time.

	==References==		==References==
-	*Email [[secret identity]] ~~—~~ The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.	+	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "sam and max" referring to the [[Lucasarts]] game ''Sam and Max Hit the Road''.
-	*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] ~~—~~ [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.	+	*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"\|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
-	*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] ~~—~~ The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0".	+	*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] {{--}} The cabinet design of the [[TROGDOR!]] [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|arcade game]] is modeled after Bluster Blaster, the arcade game from the Sam & Max games. Also, the "Item Get!" sound when Strong Bad gets an item is from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 5: Reality 2.0".
	**[[Homestar Ruiner]]		**[[Homestar Ruiner]]
	***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!"		***[[Homestar Runner]]'s reply of "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Nooooo! Yes. Yes!" to Marzipan on his cellphone is the same as the reply Sam gives the Commissioner in "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 4: Abe Lincoln Must Die!"
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	***If the highest awesomeness rating is achieved, the Max Crossbones shirt is unlocked for Strong Bad to wear in the Snap Shak. Strong Bad describes the shirt as a "cheesy cross-promotional marketing tie in".		***If the highest awesomeness rating is achieved, the Max Crossbones shirt is unlocked for Strong Bad to wear in the Snap Shak. Strong Bad describes the shirt as a "cheesy cross-promotional marketing tie in".
	***Strong Bad can obtain the rank of "Secretary of the Posterior", the same title Max can convey to Superball in "Abe Lincoln Must Die".		***Strong Bad can obtain the rank of "Secretary of the Posterior", the same title Max can convey to Superball in "Abe Lincoln Must Die".
-	**[[Baddest of the Bands]] ~~—~~ One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is of the moon from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 6: Bright Side of the Moon".	+	**[[Baddest of the Bands]] {{--}} One of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is of the moon from "Sam & Max Save the World: Episode 6: Bright Side of the Moon".
	**[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]		**[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]
	***Dangeresque's office on the map uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.		***Dangeresque's office on the map uses the same design as Sam & Max's office.
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	***Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."		***Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
	***Additionally, one of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space".		***Additionally, one of the backgrounds in the Snap Shak is Sam & Max's office and Bosco's Inconvenience store from "Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space".
-	**[[8-Bit is Enough]] ~~—~~ When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in "Sam & Max Save the World".	+	**[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} When you set the machine to high backstage at Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder, Gel-Arshie says "Hi! I'm Gel-Arshie!" in the same way that Hugh Bliss said "Hi! I'm Hugh Bliss!" in "Sam & Max Save the World".
-	*[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] ~~—~~ There are Sam & Max banners behind Strong Bad in the main entrance.	+	*[[Behind the Bad Chapter 1: The New Hire]] {{--}} There are Sam & Max banners behind Strong Bad in the main entrance.
	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in the ''Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode'' "They Came From Down There".		*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]]: The King of Town's statement about making Sea Monkey Po'Boys is a reference to Mack Salmon's evil scheme involving Sea Chimps in the ''Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode'' "They Came From Down There".
		+	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} Marzipan [[Halloween Hide & Seek Costumes\|dresses up]] as Trixie from "Sam & Max Hit the Road".

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