Lucky Toons Menu
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[[Image:Chinese Food Toons Menu.png|thumb|right|220px|Hot and Spicy!]] | [[Image:Chinese Food Toons Menu.png|thumb|right|220px|Hot and Spicy!]] | ||
| - | The ''' | + | The '''Lucky Toons Menu''' (also called the Chinese Food Toon Menu) served as the means of toon selection after both [[The King of Town DVD]] and [[In Search of the Yello Dello]] got the DVD treatment, but before we [[Meet Marshie|met Marshie]]. It was replaced by the [[TV Time Toons Menu]]. It goes up to [[The Interview]] and does not contain some older shorts, such as [[Some Stupid Turkey]]. The menu's Chinese theme matches the [[Fortune Cookies]] game. |
The watermark on each page changes as the mouse is moved over each selection to suit the particular toon. | The watermark on each page changes as the mouse is moved over each selection to suit the particular toon. | ||
| - | '''Page Title:''' Can I Take Your Order, Please? (an archived version of this page has the title "Lucky Toons Menu") | + | '''Date:''' Saturday, March 31, 2001 or earlier<!--Feb 7 2001 at the earliest--> |
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| + | '''Page Title:''' Can I Take Your Order, Please? ''(an archived version of this page has the title "''Lucky Toons Menu''")'' | ||
==Available Toons== | ==Available Toons== | ||
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==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== | ||
| - | * | + | *The back button will always link to [[Main Page 8]]. |
*The description for [[Where's The Cheat?]] is a reference to [[The King of Town DVD]], when [[The King of Town]] says, "My sheep are missing! My sheep are missing!" | *The description for [[Where's The Cheat?]] is a reference to [[The King of Town DVD]], when [[The King of Town]] says, "My sheep are missing! My sheep are missing!" | ||
| - | *The old pop-up menu appears on this page (at the bottom). All the buttons still work. Only this menu, [[A Jorb Well Done]], [[Where's The Cheat?]], [[Broken Tandy Menu]], the [[Strong Bad Email# | + | *The old pop-up menu appears on this page (at the bottom). All the buttons still work. Only this menu, [[A Jorb Well Done]], [[Where's The Cheat?]], [[Broken Tandy Menu]], the [[Strong Bad Email Menu#Previous Menus|Strong Bad Email Vacation Menu]], and the [[Yearbook Character Page]] seem to still have it. |
| - | * | + | *The link to [[A Jumping Jack Contest]] leads to the [[Neon 404'd]] page because the cartoon has been taken off the site. |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| - | + | {{extlinks|action=view|chinesefood|title=the Lucky Toons Menu|noquotes=true}} | |
| - | + | {{missinginfo|its release date}} | |
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{{start box}} | {{start box}} | ||
| - | {{Succession box | before = [[Telebision Toons Menu]] | title = [[Toons]] Navigation | years = | + | {{Succession box | before = [[Telebision Toons Menu]] | title = [[Toons]] Navigation | years = 2001{{-}}July 14, 2002 | after = [[TV Time Toons Menu]]}} |
{{end box}} | {{end box}} | ||
[[Category:Old Navigation Pages]][[Category: Secret Pages]] | [[Category:Old Navigation Pages]][[Category: Secret Pages]] | ||
Current revision as of 19:24, 7 April 2024
The Lucky Toons Menu (also called the Chinese Food Toon Menu) served as the means of toon selection after both The King of Town DVD and In Search of the Yello Dello got the DVD treatment, but before we met Marshie. It was replaced by the TV Time Toons Menu. It goes up to The Interview and does not contain some older shorts, such as Some Stupid Turkey. The menu's Chinese theme matches the Fortune Cookies game.
The watermark on each page changes as the mouse is moved over each selection to suit the particular toon.
Date: Saturday, March 31, 2001 or earlier
Page Title: Can I Take Your Order, Please? (an archived version of this page has the title "Lucky Toons Menu")
[edit] Available Toons
- The King of Town — Special edition DVD / Director's cut!! (sheep watermark)
- Kick the Can — Ancient cartoons. Great for the kids! (can watermark)
- In Search of the Yello Dello — Same deal as with King of Town!! (present watermark)
- The Reddest Radish — A vegetarian favorite! Marzipan's specialty. (radish watermark)
- A Jumping Jack Contest — See how long you last. Comes w/ melonade. (trophy watermark)
- Theme Song Video — Happy song for all great laughs. (ball watermark)
- Strong Bad Sings — Buy this album! Not for eating! (CD watermark)
- Homestarloween Party — Pumpkin and sweetbread. Comes w/ punch. (jack o'lantern watermark)
- Holiday Greeting — December delicassie. Meat and 3 veggies. (Christmas tree watermark)
- A Jorb Well Done — Coach Z can't talk. Witness the hilarity. (Coach Z's medallion watermark)
- The Luau — Will anyone go to Marzipan's luau? Would you? (pineapple watermark)
- Fluffy Puff Commercial — Homestar plugs his favorite marshmallows. (marshmallow watermark)
- The House That Gave Sucky Treats — Halloween 2001, baby!! (jack o'lantern watermark)
- The Best Decemberween Ever — Homestar can't find a present for Strong Bad. (Christmas tree watermark)
- The Cheat Theme Song Video — Who's gonna start a rock and roll band? (The Cheat watermark)
- Where's The Cheat? — The Cheat is missing! The Cheat is missing! (Homestar Jr. watermark)
- Interview — Strong Bad interviews Homestar for some reason. (marshmallow watermark)
[edit] Fun Facts
- The back button will always link to Main Page 8.
- The description for Where's The Cheat? is a reference to The King of Town DVD, when The King of Town says, "My sheep are missing! My sheep are missing!"
- The old pop-up menu appears on this page (at the bottom). All the buttons still work. Only this menu, A Jorb Well Done, Where's The Cheat?, Broken Tandy Menu, the Strong Bad Email Vacation Menu, and the Yearbook Character Page seem to still have it.
- The link to A Jumping Jack Contest leads to the Neon 404'd page because the cartoon has been taken off the site.
[edit] External links
| This article requires information that is no longer accessible. Our records are currently incomplete, but you could help the wiki by contributing your knowledge on the matter. Missing: its release date |
| Preceded by: Telebision Toons Menu | Toons Navigation 2001–July 14, 2002 | Succeeded by: TV Time Toons Menu |
