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Stux: update count per instructions

Stux — Tue, 24 Jan 2023 00:20:38 GMT

update count per instructions

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	When adding a pictured fact, remember to update the above number.		When adding a pictured fact, remember to update the above number.

HoveringSombrero: /* Other */

HoveringSombrero — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 22:00:35 GMT

Other

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 59 =</includeonly>The DVD version of [[Theme Song Video]] includes extra scenes to help sync the music and the visuals. Some of these scenes feature [[Homsar]] and [[Strong Bad Email]], which had not been introduced at the time of the original toon.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 59 =</includeonly>The DVD version of [[Theme Song Video]] includes extra scenes to help sync the music and the visuals. Some of these scenes feature [[Homsar]] and [[Strong Bad Email]], which had not been introduced at the time of the original toon.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 60 =</includeonly>Exclusive new [[Strong Bad Email intros]] and [[Scroll Button Songs]] can be found in the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] albums.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 60 =</includeonly>Exclusive new [[Strong Bad Email intros]] and [[Scroll Button Songs]] can be found in the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] albums.
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 61 =</includeonly>The longest [[Strong Bad Email]] is [[~~retirement~~]], at 6:53 (or 7:~~21 including Easter eggs~~).	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 61 =</includeonly>The longest [[Strong Bad Email]] is [[parenting]], at 7:53 (or 10:00 on YouTube).
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 62 =</includeonly>Combined, there is over [[Toons By Length\|24 hours' worth]] of Homestar Runner content, as of the [[Trogdor Live Playtest @ GenCon]] livestream. [[Strong Bad Email]]s make up ten hours of the total.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 62 =</includeonly>Combined, there is over [[Toons By Length\|24 hours' worth]] of Homestar Runner content, as of the [[Trogdor Live Playtest @ GenCon]] livestream. [[Strong Bad Email]]s make up ten hours of the total.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 63 =</includeonly>The live [[SBCG4AP Playthrough]] is the longest official Homestar Runner content, at an hour and 48 minutes.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 63 =</includeonly>The live [[SBCG4AP Playthrough]] is the longest official Homestar Runner content, at an hour and 48 minutes.

HoveringSombrero at 21:52, 23 January 2023

HoveringSombrero — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 21:52:45 GMT

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	<includeonly>\| 39 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|AquabatsKickstarter.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, check it out! I'm The Aquabats!"\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 39 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|AquabatsKickstarter.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, check it out! I'm The Aquabats!"\|float=right}}
	*[[Homestar Runner]] and [[Strong Bad]] appeared briefly in a [[The Aquabats! Super Kickstarter!\|Kickstarter video]] for [[The Aquabats]] in July 2018 ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Homestar Runner]] and [[Strong Bad]] appeared briefly in a [[The Aquabats! Super Kickstarter!\|Kickstarter video]] for [[The Aquabats]] in July 2018 ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
		+	<includeonly>\| 40 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|sbemailParenting.png\|150x150px\|"Mommydaddy's so proud of youuuuuuu"\|float=right}}
		+	*One of the [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] Kickstarter stretch goals was to make a new Strong Bad Email from a question submitted by one of the Kickstarter backers. It was eventually released four years later, titled [[parenting]].
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The Cheatbot: autoreplace: A Death-Defying Decemberween → A Death Defying Decemberween

The Cheatbot — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 22:14:13 GMT

autoreplace: A Death-Defying Decemberween → A Death Defying Decemberween

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 13 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween\|said he considered hot]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 13 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween\|said he considered hot]].
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 14 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2\|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 14 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2\|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 15 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death-Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 15 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 16 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 16 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 17 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview\|Wonkavision interview]]).		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 17 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview\|Wonkavision interview]]).

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: The Secrets That I Keep → Strong Sad's Secret Styles

The Cheatbot — Wed, 02 Nov 2022 04:30:15 GMT

autoreplace: The Secrets That I Keep → Strong Sad's Secret Styles

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	*A [[Main Page Pop-Ups#support the wiki\|main page pop-up]] ''(pictured)'' said that, without this very wiki, [[The Brothers Chaps]] could not remember which toon [[The Cheat]] held a [[spoon]] in. Incidentally, The Cheat has only held a spoon in [[Homestar Ruiner]], which is not a toon.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*A [[Main Page Pop-Ups#support the wiki\|main page pop-up]] ''(pictured)'' said that, without this very wiki, [[The Brothers Chaps]] could not remember which toon [[The Cheat]] held a [[spoon]] in. Incidentally, The Cheat has only held a spoon in [[Homestar Ruiner]], which is not a toon.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 30 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|strong sad secrets that i keep.PNG\|150x150px\|"I hope this puts us on the same page of this dusty, many volumed set of ever-changing encyclopedias we call Life."\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 30 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|strong sad secrets that i keep.PNG\|150x150px\|"I hope this puts us on the same page of this dusty, many volumed set of ever-changing encyclopedias we call Life."\|float=right}}
-	*The secret page [[~~The Secrets That I Keep~~]] ''(pictured)'' was originally accessed through an automatic reply if one emailed [[Strong Sad\|depressio]]@homestarrunner.com.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*The secret page [[Strong Sad's Secret Styles]] ''(pictured)'' was originally accessed through an automatic reply if one emailed [[Strong Sad\|depressio]]@homestarrunner.com.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 31 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterRegimentedU.png\|150x150px\|"Do these look like V's?!!"\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 31 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterRegimentedU.png\|150x150px\|"Do these look like V's?!!"\|float=right}}
	*The scales on [[Trogdor]]'s body ''(pictured)'' are not [[consummate V's]], but rather regimented U's, as revealed multiple times on [[@StrongBadActual\|Twitter]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*The scales on [[Trogdor]]'s body ''(pictured)'' are not [[consummate V's]], but rather regimented U's, as revealed multiple times on [[@StrongBadActual\|Twitter]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: Shopping for Danger → Shopping For Danger

The Cheatbot — Wed, 26 Oct 2022 03:14:59 GMT

autoreplace: Shopping for Danger → Shopping For Danger

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 47 =</includeonly>[[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 47 =</includeonly>[[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 48 =</includeonly>In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 48 =</includeonly>In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 49 =</includeonly>[[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping ~~for~~ Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 49 =</includeonly>[[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping For Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 50 =</includeonly>[[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 50 =</includeonly>[[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 51 =</includeonly>Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball\|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 51 =</includeonly>Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball\|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.

DEIDATVM: 100 fakeout official title

DEIDATVM — Wed, 29 Dec 2021 11:12:57 GMT

100 fakeout official title

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	*[[Strong Sad]] was originally going to have stripes ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Strong Sad]] was originally going to have stripes ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 22 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|sbemail100.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, is this where the hundredth email is?"\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 22 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|sbemail100.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, is this where the hundredth email is?"\|float=right}}
-	*Before the [[flashback\|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[~~Not the 100th Email!!!~~\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*Before the [[flashback\|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[Sbemail 100 fakeout\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 23 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|twinkie.PNG\|150x150px\|"Here's a Twinkie."\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 23 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|twinkie.PNG\|150x150px\|"Here's a Twinkie."\|float=right}}
	*A [[Where the Crap Are We?\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central\|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help → About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*A [[Where the Crap Are We?\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central\|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help → About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>

Bleu Ninja: subtle Z flipped as of current design

Bleu Ninja — Fri, 15 Oct 2021 00:44:45 GMT

subtle Z flipped as of current design

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	*[[Marzipan]] has [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 15.2\|apparently had]] [[Questionable Services\|questionable surgery]] to have her [[Lack of Visible Body Parts\|nose removed]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Marzipan]] has [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 15.2\|apparently had]] [[Questionable Services\|questionable surgery]] to have her [[Lack of Visible Body Parts\|nose removed]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 4 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|coachzs Z.png\|150x150px\|The Z on Coach Z's Z\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 4 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|coachzs Z.png\|150x150px\|The Z on Coach Z's Z\|float=right}}
-	*On [[Coach Z]]'s emblem ''(pictured)'', the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes ~~a backwards~~ Z formation.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*On [[Coach Z]]'s emblem ''(pictured)'', the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes an additional Z formation.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 5 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG\|150x150px\|100% all original Bubs! Now with wavy arms!\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 5 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG\|150x150px\|100% all original Bubs! Now with wavy arms!\|float=right}}
	*[[Mike Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007\|once noted]] that it is difficult to animate Bubs's elbows, leading to his lack of elbows in later toons ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Mike Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007\|once noted]] that it is difficult to animate Bubs's elbows, leading to his lack of elbows in later toons ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>

The Cheatbot: update page name(s)

The Cheatbot — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 04:29:42 GMT

update page name(s)

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	*[[Homestar Runner]] was going to have two cousins named [[Preshy and Rafferty]] ''(pictured)'' in an unfinished cartoon seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Homestar Runner]] was going to have two cousins named [[Preshy and Rafferty]] ''(pictured)'' in an unfinished cartoon seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 8 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|onlyonegirl sketchbook folly.png\|150x150px\|Folly's first appearance\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 8 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|onlyonegirl sketchbook folly.png\|150x150px\|Folly's first appearance\|float=right}}
-	*The little girl who appears in [[~~The Next April Fools Thing~~]] is based on a design for a character named "[[Folly]]", seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*The little girl who appears in [[the next april fools thing]] is based on a design for a character named "[[Folly]]", seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 9 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterEggHunt8a.jpg\|150x150px\|Naked Ned in his natural habitat\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 9 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterEggHunt8a.jpg\|150x150px\|Naked Ned in his natural habitat\|float=right}}
	*[[Naked Ned]] from [[Peasant's Quest]] lurks in the artwork of one of the [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Tiles\|forest tiles]] in [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Naked Ned]] from [[Peasant's Quest]] lurks in the artwork of one of the [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Tiles\|forest tiles]] in [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>

50.4.167.5 at 22:22, 21 December 2020

50.4.167.5 — Mon, 21 Dec 2020 22:22:53 GMT

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 64 =</includeonly>[[Strong Bad Email]] #22, [[sb_email 22]], was actually made after #40. It was accidentally skipped, and later made and released with the [[page title]] "The Lost Email!".		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 64 =</includeonly>[[Strong Bad Email]] #22, [[sb_email 22]], was actually made after #40. It was accidentally skipped, and later made and released with the [[page title]] "The Lost Email!".
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 65 =</includeonly>[[Thy Dungeonman (character)\|Thy Dungeonman]]'s real name is Collagen Salvemonger III.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 65 =</includeonly>[[Thy Dungeonman (character)\|Thy Dungeonman]]'s real name is Collagen Salvemonger III.
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 66 =</includeonly>The sound file for the [[Shadowy Figure]]'s speech in [[Stinkoman 20X6]] is called "textType_zsabre.wav".	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 66 =</includeonly>The sound file for the [[Z Sabre\|Shadowy Figure]]'s speech in [[Stinkoman 20X6]] is called "textType_zsabre.wav".
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 67 =</includeonly>The [[YouTube]] version of the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[independent]] has a completely different ending from the original [[Flash]] version.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 67 =</includeonly>The [[YouTube]] version of the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[independent]] has a completely different ending from the original [[Flash]] version.
	<includeonly>}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>}}</includeonly>

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 59 =</includeonly>The DVD version of [[Theme Song Video]] includes extra scenes to help sync the music and the visuals. Some of these scenes feature [[Homsar]] and [[Strong Bad Email]], which had not been introduced at the time of the original toon.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 59 =</includeonly>The DVD version of [[Theme Song Video]] includes extra scenes to help sync the music and the visuals. Some of these scenes feature [[Homsar]] and [[Strong Bad Email]], which had not been introduced at the time of the original toon.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 60 =</includeonly>Exclusive new [[Strong Bad Email intros]] and [[Scroll Button Songs]] can be found in the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] albums.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 60 =</includeonly>Exclusive new [[Strong Bad Email intros]] and [[Scroll Button Songs]] can be found in the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] albums.
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 61 =</includeonly>The longest [[Strong Bad Email]] is [[~~retirement~~]], at 6:53 (or 7:~~21 including Easter eggs~~).	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 61 =</includeonly>The longest [[Strong Bad Email]] is [[parenting]], at 7:53 (or 10:00 on YouTube).
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 62 =</includeonly>Combined, there is over [[Toons By Length\|24 hours' worth]] of Homestar Runner content, as of the [[Trogdor Live Playtest @ GenCon]] livestream. [[Strong Bad Email]]s make up ten hours of the total.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 62 =</includeonly>Combined, there is over [[Toons By Length\|24 hours' worth]] of Homestar Runner content, as of the [[Trogdor Live Playtest @ GenCon]] livestream. [[Strong Bad Email]]s make up ten hours of the total.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 63 =</includeonly>The live [[SBCG4AP Playthrough]] is the longest official Homestar Runner content, at an hour and 48 minutes.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 63 =</includeonly>The live [[SBCG4AP Playthrough]] is the longest official Homestar Runner content, at an hour and 48 minutes.

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 13 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween\|said he considered hot]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 13 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween\|said he considered hot]].
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 14 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2\|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 14 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2\|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 15 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death-Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 15 =</includeonly>[[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 16 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 16 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 17 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview\|Wonkavision interview]]).		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 17 =</includeonly>[[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview\|Wonkavision interview]]).

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	*A [[Main Page Pop-Ups#support the wiki\|main page pop-up]] ''(pictured)'' said that, without this very wiki, [[The Brothers Chaps]] could not remember which toon [[The Cheat]] held a [[spoon]] in. Incidentally, The Cheat has only held a spoon in [[Homestar Ruiner]], which is not a toon.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*A [[Main Page Pop-Ups#support the wiki\|main page pop-up]] ''(pictured)'' said that, without this very wiki, [[The Brothers Chaps]] could not remember which toon [[The Cheat]] held a [[spoon]] in. Incidentally, The Cheat has only held a spoon in [[Homestar Ruiner]], which is not a toon.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 30 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|strong sad secrets that i keep.PNG\|150x150px\|"I hope this puts us on the same page of this dusty, many volumed set of ever-changing encyclopedias we call Life."\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 30 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|strong sad secrets that i keep.PNG\|150x150px\|"I hope this puts us on the same page of this dusty, many volumed set of ever-changing encyclopedias we call Life."\|float=right}}
-	*The secret page [[~~The Secrets That I Keep~~]] ''(pictured)'' was originally accessed through an automatic reply if one emailed [[Strong Sad\|depressio]]@homestarrunner.com.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*The secret page [[Strong Sad's Secret Styles]] ''(pictured)'' was originally accessed through an automatic reply if one emailed [[Strong Sad\|depressio]]@homestarrunner.com.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 31 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterRegimentedU.png\|150x150px\|"Do these look like V's?!!"\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 31 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|TwitterRegimentedU.png\|150x150px\|"Do these look like V's?!!"\|float=right}}
	*The scales on [[Trogdor]]'s body ''(pictured)'' are not [[consummate V's]], but rather regimented U's, as revealed multiple times on [[@StrongBadActual\|Twitter]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*The scales on [[Trogdor]]'s body ''(pictured)'' are not [[consummate V's]], but rather regimented U's, as revealed multiple times on [[@StrongBadActual\|Twitter]].<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>

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	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 47 =</includeonly>[[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 47 =</includeonly>[[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 48 =</includeonly>In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 48 =</includeonly>In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.
-	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 49 =</includeonly>[[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping ~~for~~ Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.	+	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 49 =</includeonly>[[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping For Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 50 =</includeonly>[[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 50 =</includeonly>[[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].
	<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 51 =</includeonly>Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball\|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.		<noinclude>#</noinclude><includeonly>\| 51 =</includeonly>Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball\|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.

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	*[[Strong Sad]] was originally going to have stripes ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*[[Strong Sad]] was originally going to have stripes ''(pictured)''.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 22 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|sbemail100.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, is this where the hundredth email is?"\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 22 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|sbemail100.png\|150x150px\|"Hey, is this where the hundredth email is?"\|float=right}}
-	*Before the [[flashback\|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[~~Not the 100th Email!!!~~\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>	+	*Before the [[flashback\|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[Sbemail 100 fakeout\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>
	<includeonly>\| 23 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|twinkie.PNG\|150x150px\|"Here's a Twinkie."\|float=right}}		<includeonly>\| 23 =</includeonly>{{featuredimage\|twinkie.PNG\|150x150px\|"Here's a Twinkie."\|float=right}}
	*A [[Where the Crap Are We?\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central\|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help → About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>		*A [[Where the Crap Are We?\|secret cartoon]] ''(pictured)'' can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central\|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help → About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.<noinclude>{{clear}}</noinclude>