Caleb Rentpayer

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Caleb Rentpayer is a TV show that Strong Bad loves. It was first overheard in the Strong Bad Email "secret recipes," as it was being watched by The King of Town, but had a more prominent role in Bug In Mouth Disease. It features the trials and tribulations of Caleb, a renegade who somehow acquires a lot of money, and his butler, Tucksworth. Caleb is normally very mean to Tucksworth.
 
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In a whodunit cliffhanger for which Strong Bad duct taped his head to the TV, it was revealed that Homestar Runner had shot Caleb, a parody of the famous Dallas episode "Who Shot J.R.?"
 
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The show is likely a parody of soap operas, which often have befuddled dialogues and odd musical scores to go along with them.
 
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Caleb's and Tucksworth's conversations usually involve Tucksworth telling Caleb he can't do something, but Caleb says he will do it anyway. For example:
 
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Tucksworth: Caleb! You can marry a guitar!
 
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Caleb: I can try!
 
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Tuckworth: Caleb! Are you making a tiny tent out of my jacket?
 
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Caleb: I am now!
 

Revision as of 06:10, 24 August 2008

"I sure did."

Caleb Rentpayer is a TV show that Strong Bad loves. It was first overheard in the Strong Bad Email "secret recipes," as it was being watched by The King of Town, but had a more prominent role in Bug In Mouth Disease. It features the trials and tribulations of Caleb, a renegade who somehow acquires a lot of money, and his butler, Tucksworth. Caleb is normally very mean to Tucksworth.

In a whodunit cliffhanger for which Strong Bad duct taped his head to the TV, it was revealed that Homestar Runner had shot Caleb, a parody of the famous Dallas episode "Who Shot J.R.?"

The show is likely a parody of soap operas, which often have befuddled dialogues and odd musical scores to go along with them.

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