Talk:Happy Hallow-day

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A goof to start it off

I got a goof to start it off: in the scene where Homestar makes the trap for halloween night, there is a problem with the layering when they show Coach Z. The candy goes over his arm on the right side. I uploaded a picture: [1]

I saw that too. o_o Not sure if it's a goof or a glitch, though... --DorianGray

I'd say glitch, to my mind a goof is a spelling/plot/grammar error, wheras a glitch is a mistake in the making of the flash file DumbMuscle 18:53, 30 October 2006 (UTC)

It is more of a goof, because they Brothers Chap forgot to add a mask to the candy. It isn't a glitch where the toon stops working or the toon messes up. It is human error. Raptor5ix- 20:51, 30 October 2006 (UTC)

Easter egg

To avoid making edit to page in progress:

• When the camera cuts back from the close up on the King of Town, click the Poopsmiths head to see a scene with Homsar (plays at the end of the King of Town's scene)
  

{Cut to Homsar in an Ed Grimley costume standing next to a pile of newspapers reading "Eggs Tree!" and in front of a tree with eggs on}

Homsar: Eggs tree! Eggs Tree! This get up is my get down.

{as he says the last bit his head sinks into his costume}

(edit) Oops! Forgot to sign! DumbMuscle 19:03, 30 October 2006 (UTC)

And The Cheat says...

I hear it as "Red rum! Red rum!" But more to the point - I don't like the trend of putting words in The Cheat's mouth. - Qermaq - (^T/C)  19:14, 30 October 2006 (UTC)

I don't hear it as anything specific, but it matches "Bright light! Bright light", as frequently called by Gizmo (The Cheat's costume). --DorianGray

"Bright light! Bright light" is hands-down the most likely quote here. --Bill

Monchhicheat?

I thought SB calls the Cheat "Monchhicheat", a pun on "Monchhichis" and a reference to the fact the The Cheat is hairier than usual (due to his Gizmo costume). Starblind 20:17, 30 October 2006 (UTC)

Jam On It?

Does The Skull really say "Ajambonee"? I thought it said "Jam on it". EDIT: if you listen closely, you can hear a "t" sound at the end of his sentence. I think that confirms it. — ^Sam_{Fisher (Come in, Lambert.)} 15:24, 30 October 2006

"We need hamen?"

Uh, I'm fairly sure Marzipan says "We be jammin'", which makes a lot more sense in a reggae context. Plus they are, you know, actual words.  ;) GSL -- 68.251.82.222 20:42, 30 October 2006 (UTC)