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Strong Bad "creats" a few montages about a wagon full of pancakes. | Strong Bad "creats" a few montages about a wagon full of pancakes. | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 28 September 2005
Strong Bad Email #117 SOMEONE NEEDS TO FIX THIS. This is sad. Find something else to do, whoever did this.
Strong Bad "creats" a few montages about a wagon full of pancakes.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Wagon Fulla Pancakes, The Cheat, Homestar Runner, Coach Z
Places: Computer Room, The Field, Bubs' Concession Stand, The Pond, The Movie Theatre, Race Track
Computer: Compy 386
Date: November 8, 2004
Running Time: 3:16
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Contents |
Easter Eggs
- Wait a bit at the end to see what becomes of The Paper.
The Paper stuck around until email #173, at which time Strong Bad upgraded to an inkjet printer.
- At the end, click on "Strong bad goes poo-poo on his potty" on the wagon to see Homestar, undefeated in spirit.
- HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing in the now dark champeenship stadium}
- I'm the best around
- Sombadubba sombadubba, take me down!
- I'm the best around!
- Dubba dubba dubbado, take me down!
- {His score on the score board behind him turns from 0 to -1 as the buzzing sound is heard.}
- At the end, click on "Strong Bad" to see another scene.
- {Highly pixelated versions of Strong Bad wearing a pink jogging suit and the Wagon Fulla Pancakes are running through a highly pixelated city, which is the NYC backdrop (minus the World Trade Center towers) from Punch-Out from the NES.}
- STRONG BAD: It's a showdown going downtown
- You're gonna mess around showdown
- Put your nose down showdown
Likey?
DVD Version
- The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch your DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
Commentary Transcript
(Commentary by: Matt Chapman, Mike Chapman, Marzipan)
MATT: Listen... {Strong Bad says, "actress Marzipan" in the background.} And we've got Marzipan right here with us!
MIKE: {simultaneously, indecipherable}
MARZIPAN: Yeah!
MATT: He called you an actress. Isn't that nice?
MARZIPAN: Yeah!
MATT: Seems like usually he calls you something worse than that.
MARZIPAN: Yeah!
{Matt and Mike both laugh.}
MIKE: You're doing a good job acting right now, saying "Yeah" all the time.
MARZIPAN: Thank you.
MATT: Oh, thank you. A new word.
MARZIPAN: So, what are we here for, today?
MIKE: We're doing the commentary for the "montage" email.
MATT: Yeah. We're here in this tiny, glass-enclosed booth, recording some commentary.
MARZIPAN: It is getting smelly in here, too.
MATT: It is. Mike and I have been in here all day.
MARZIPAN: It smells like Fritos.
MIKE: Have you ever seen this email before?
MARZIPAN: I... haven't.
MATT: {laughs}
MIKE: Look, he's got a wagon fulla pancakes, isn't that something?
MARZIPAN: Those are not real pancakes.
MIKE: No? What are they?
MARZIPAN: I dunno, I think they're made out of plaster.
MATT: Look, Mike, there's the lake that did appear later as per your, uh, prophecy on the old DVD.
MIKE: Oh, yeah.
MATT: Your comments of the—
MIKE: {indecipherable}
MATT: Yeah, that we were going to use it later and— and we did, just a few weeks after that I think.
MARZIPAN: It really is starting to smell.
MATT: {laughs} Let's comment more on the— on the email. Is that— that was completely new, that— I mean it looks kind of like the one from — can't say "job" — doesn't it? But that theater—?
MIKE: It's been modified for the theater, yeah.
MATT: Yeah. Um, we should head back there someday, Mike.
MIKE: And maybe we will.
MATT: For a movie.
MIKE: Look, there's your friend The Cheat.
MARZIPAN: Yeah.
MATT: {laughs} Look, the pancakes are wearing a hat, Marzipan.
MARZIPAN: I see.
MATT: And holding a briefcase somehow.
MARZIPAN: Yeah.
MATT: And now they're enjoying a highball.
MARZIPAN: I didn't know that The Cheat smoked!
MATT: Yeah.
MIKE: Yeah.
MATT: He's got a problem.
MARZIPAN: I didn't know that—
MIKE: {whispering} There's your boyfriend.
MARZIPAN: Homestar had that— that's my shirt.
MATT: That's yours? Uh oh, 'cause he sells it later on in this email, so—
MARZIPAN: That was mine! I was wondering what happened to it.
MATT: He got a good deal for it, at least.
MARZIPAN: What'd he get?
MATT: Uh, I'm not sure. Probably, like, 17 dollars.
MARZIPAN: I'll tell him he needs to split the proceeds.
MATT: {laughs} He should. Sounds like it should all go to you; it was your shirt.
MIKE: {laughs} A nice sunset.
MARZIPAN: It's okay.
{Pause}
MATT: Ohhh, Homestar looks like Daniel LaRusso. His Karate's a joke.
MIKE: "You think you can rely on that crane crap?"
MARZIPAN: He's actually trained in Tae Kwon Do.
MATT: Really? Homestar is?
MARZIPAN: Yeah.
MATT: Wow.
MARZIPAN: That's probably why he didn't do well with the Karate.
MATT: {laughing} Oh ho! He learned the wrong martial art.
MARZIPAN: Right.
MATT: What do you think of this, um, end of the— end of the movie photo montage?
MARZIPAN: I think it's okay.
MATT: See, look. Oh! He— no, sorry, I lied. He got it for three bucks. Not 17.
MIKE: You got a buck-fifty comin' to ya.
MARZIPAN: I— Animal Planet's my favorite program.
MATT: Hey, isn't "cancelled" spelled wrong there?
MIKE: Was it?
MATT: I think "cancelled" only has one L. Let's change that before we put out this DVD.
MIKE: We can— {Pause} Oh, it's not over yet.
MATT: Oh, it's not, Marzipan.
MIKE: You might think it's over, but it's not.
MATT: Say something!
MIKE: Now it's over.
Fun Facts
- Daniel LaRusso is the name of the main character from The Karate Kid.
- "Cancelled" appears on both the website and DVD. Though both are correct ways of spelling, "canceled" is generally a more American way of spelling it.
- Unlike her prior DVD commentary appearances in emails 1-100, Marzipan has largely dropped the premise that homestarrunner.com is a show and not "real" life.
