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Revision as of 16:46, 3 April 2006
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Homestar "borrows" a "couple" of things from Strong Bad.
Cast (in order of appearance): Puppet Homestar Runner, Puppet The Cheat
Date: March 8, 2004
Running Time: 1:11
Page Title: Puppet Time
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Transcript
{Homestar Runner walks in to Strong Bad's computer room, holding a damaged tape. Compy 386 is off and there is a note attached to the screen.}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Strong Bad? Strong Bad, I brought back your tape of old Mister Wizards! Okay, I'll just leave it on the floor.
{He drops the tape, a smashing sound is heard. He sees the note.}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: {dramatically} A note! {turns to the camera} A note! {reading} 'Probably at a barbecue...with lotsa ladies! SB.' {mischeviously} Oh, really?
{Homestar runs out of the shot to the left, then enters again with a quart-size dairy carton.}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Strong Bad! I'm borrowing this milk for an undisclosed period of time!
{runs across again, now with a squeegee}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Strong Bad! I'm borrowing this squeegee-type-deal!
{runs across again with an electric guitar}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Taking the guitar!
{struggling with a TV set}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: The TV! {he drops it} Phew!
{Homestar enters again, carrying an Atari 2600, but this time he meets The Cheat coming the other way, carrying Strong Bad's keyboard; the monitor has already gone.}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Hey Strong Bad-
THE CHEAT: {exclamation}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Oh! The Cheat!
THE CHEAT: {The Cheat noises}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: I was just, um, doing nothing, with... nothing that belongs to Strong Bad.
THE CHEAT: {The Cheat noises}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Oh, you too, huh?
THE CHEAT: {The Cheat noises}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Cool, um, I'm going to... run away, now... pretty quickly.
{Homestar Runner and The Cheat run off, each in the direction he came from, as The Cheat exclaims. The screen goes black momentarily, but then the shot returns for a moment as The Cheat leans in from the right and swipes Strong Bad's Floppy Disk Container.}
THE CHEAT: {The Cheat exclamation}
Fun Facts
Inside References
- Homestar borrowing things from Strong Bad is a reference to 50 emails.
- This is another appearance of Sticky Notes.
Real-World References
- Mr. Wizard is the pseudonym of Don Herbert. He was the host of the children's television program Mr. Wizard which ran on-and-off from the 1950s until the 1990s. The show featured Herbert and a young assistant performing interesting science experiments.
- The "milk carton" that Homestar borrows is, on closer inspection, a Winn-Dixie brand carton of Half And Half, not milk. Winn-Dixie is a supermarket chain based in Jacksonville, Florida with stores throughout the southeastern United States.
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)
MATT: Here's a puppet time that I made when Mike was out of town! So, it was easier to do a little live action than to try and animate.
MIKE: This was, I guess— was this the second thing after the Everybody Knows It video?
MATT: I think it was! Umm, before the Strong Bad puppet was— existed, so we just had to use Homestar and The Cheat again. Uh, I remember, our buddy Nat helped out with this, and our friend Sarah was in town, and I think she helped out, too... {pause} There's some half-and-half that Ryan probably bought at the Save Right.
MIKE: {laughs} There's our real disk caddy from growing up—
MATT: Yes.
MIKE: —full of real games that we used to play.
MATT: Just copied versions of King's Quest II, Police Quest III, save disks etc.— err, Police Quest II, probably. Ooh, there's some— I never noticed those reflections in the TV!
MIKE: {simultaneously} Reflections? Yeah. {alone} Probably can't see them —
MATT: {simultaneously} You can't see!
MIKE: —when it was so small on the web.
MATT: {laughs} Yeah. Homestar's got that Atari... {pause} Umm... {pause} You don't usually see this side of Homestar, just ripping off stuff from people.
MIKE: {laughs}
MATT: He totally cleans out Strong Bad's place! And The Cheat, too! {imitating the music} Wayaw, wayaw! {in normal voice} I remember that took a lot.
Fun Facts
- King's Quest and Police Quest are both computer game series from Sierra Entertainment.
