Homestar Runner Left Behind
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* Email [[Crying]] - Homestar is left crying at [[the field]] after Strong Bad shows him the drawing of | * Email [[Crying]] - Homestar is left crying at [[the field]] after Strong Bad shows him the drawing of | ||
[[Lil' Brudder]]. | [[Lil' Brudder]]. | ||
* Email [[Montage]] - Homestar is left in the gymnasium after he is defeated by the [[Wagon full of Pancakes]]. | * Email [[Montage]] - Homestar is left in the gymnasium after he is defeated by the [[Wagon full of Pancakes]]. | ||
| - | * Email [[The Paper]] - Homestar is left with the paper being wrapped around him after he tried to pour | + | * Email [[The Paper]] - Homestar is left with the paper being wrapped around him after he tried to pour [[Mountain Dew]] on the [[Lappy 486]]. |
| - | [[Mountain Dew]] on the [[Lappy 486]]. | + | |
* Email [[The Movies]] - Homestar is left in his seat in a crater after he was shot with a bazooka by [[Strong Bad]]. | * Email [[The Movies]] - Homestar is left in his seat in a crater after he was shot with a bazooka by [[Strong Bad]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:16, 21 March 2009
In the Easter Eggs of some Strong Bad emails, Homestar Runner is often left in a place where he was teased, beaten or defeated.
Appearances
- Email Montage - Homestar is left in the gymnasium after he is defeated by the Wagon full of Pancakes.
- Email The Paper - Homestar is left with the paper being wrapped around him after he tried to pour Mountain Dew on the Lappy 486.
- Email The Movies - Homestar is left in his seat in a crater after he was shot with a bazooka by Strong Bad.
