Gender Confusion
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*[[Homestar Presents: Presents]] — Coach Z confuses his father for his mother. | *[[Homestar Presents: Presents]] — Coach Z confuses his father for his mother. | ||
*Email [[garage sale]] — Coach Z counts himself as a mom. | *Email [[garage sale]] — Coach Z counts himself as a mom. | ||
| + | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 12.2]] — Strong Bad calls Marzipan "the go-to guy, or gal" for joining a [[Goat]][[face]] Club. He says it would be hard to tell which with that goatface of hers. | ||
*[[Senorial Day]] — Senor Cardgage calls Strong Bad, "Ms. America." | *[[Senorial Day]] — Senor Cardgage calls Strong Bad, "Ms. America." | ||
| - | *[[Bug in Mouth Disease]] — Strong Bad exclaims, "Can't you see Grandma's watching her stories?" when Homestar distracts him during ''[[Caleb Rentpayer]].'' | + | *[[Bug in Mouth Disease]] — Strong Bad exclaims, "Can't you see Grandma's watching her stories?" when [[Homestar Runner]] distracts him during ''[[Caleb Rentpayer]].'' |
| - | *Email [[senior prom]] — | + | *Email [[senior prom]] — Homestar mistakes Coach Z for Strong Sad's date, "Deborah", and Strong Bad with no [[pants]] on is crowned the Prom Queen. |
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 11]] — [[So and So]]'s job at Shirt Folding Store requires her to wear a name tag labeled "Mark". | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 11]] — [[So and So]]'s job at Shirt Folding Store requires her to wear a name tag labeled "Mark". | ||
*[[Summer Short Shorts]] — Strong Bad and [[Strong Mad]] refer to [[The Cheat]] as if he is Strong Mad's girlfriend. | *[[Summer Short Shorts]] — Strong Bad and [[Strong Mad]] refer to [[The Cheat]] as if he is Strong Mad's girlfriend. | ||
Revision as of 00:13, 24 October 2007
In addition to cross-dressing, characters also say things that suggest they are mimicking the other gender.
Appearances
- Email 1 step ahead — In the ending where Strong Sad's hands get glued to his butt, Bubs scolds him for not being "very ladylike."
- Email 2 emails — Coach Z picks up a name tag and claims he's "Hot Girl #37".
- Email kind of cool — Strong Bad boasts that Creepy Comb-over story Strong Bad would still be "so cool, that even if you were a dude, [he'd] still call at you like you were a lady."
- Senor Mortgage — Senor Cardgage calls the Visor Robot "Valerie."
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 7 — The Ugly One has "boy or girl?" written next to her picture in the opening.
- Homestar Presents: Presents — Coach Z confuses his father for his mother.
- Email garage sale — Coach Z counts himself as a mom.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 12.2 — Strong Bad calls Marzipan "the go-to guy, or gal" for joining a Goatface Club. He says it would be hard to tell which with that goatface of hers.
- Senorial Day — Senor Cardgage calls Strong Bad, "Ms. America."
- Bug in Mouth Disease — Strong Bad exclaims, "Can't you see Grandma's watching her stories?" when Homestar Runner distracts him during Caleb Rentpayer.
- Email senior prom — Homestar mistakes Coach Z for Strong Sad's date, "Deborah", and Strong Bad with no pants on is crowned the Prom Queen.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 11 — So and So's job at Shirt Folding Store requires her to wear a name tag labeled "Mark".
- Summer Short Shorts — Strong Bad and Strong Mad refer to The Cheat as if he is Strong Mad's girlfriend.
- Email cliffhangers — Homestar fears he has become a pregnant woman.
- Email looking old — Strong Sad addresses lace-lifted Strong Bad as his "great-grandma".
- Email the movies — Strong Bad calls Homestar "the little girl behind [him] who wouldn't shut up."
- Date Nite — Coach Z is seen wearing hair curlers next to Bubs inside Bubs' Concession Stand at the end, imposing that he is Bubs' date.
- One Two, One Two — Strong Bad sings that he is an independent girl.
- Email mini-golf — The Drive-Thru Whale calls Strong Bad "ma'am", but Strong Bad interprets this as if the Whale is talking to his mother.
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