Sam & Max

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*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — [[Strong Bad]] refers to Telltale's previous game as "Rabbitdog and [["Man" pronounced as "m'n"|Bunnym'n]]" while crude drawings of Sam and Max appear on screen.
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — A timecard from "Sam and Max: Beyond Space and Time: Episode 4: Chariot of the Dogs" appears in [[Perducci|Perducci's]] deck.  Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — A timecard from "Sam and Max: Beyond Space and Time: Episode 4: Chariot of the Dogs" appears in [[Perducci|Perducci's]] deck.  Also, The Commissioner from the Sam & Max series calls Strong Bad by accident, resulting in Strong Bad replying "Do WHAT to a rabbit? You've got the wrong number, pal."
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*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad.
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*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Max is one of the players along with Strong Bad.  Bluster Blaster, the [[Stand-up arcade games|arcade game]] from the Sam & Max games, is played by Strong Bad after he loses the game.
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Revision as of 07:24, 16 December 2010

They fight crime. Sometimes on purpose.

Sam and Max is a long-running series about the adventures of Sam, a six-foot revolver wielding dog, and Max, a hyperkinetic-rabbity-thing. Together they form the Freelance Police and take on many strange cases involving, amoungst other things, washed-up child stars, the mafia, volcano gods, talking space gorrilas and Lovecraftian elder gods. They have been referenced in the Homestar Runner series a few times, mostly through Telltale Games' involvement in Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People.

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