Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare
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| - | *FriendlyWare | + | *FriendlyWare first appeared on a floppy disk in [[unused emails]]. |
*Scenes from this episode were previously shown in various [[@StrongBadActual]] tweets. | *Scenes from this episode were previously shown in various [[@StrongBadActual]] tweets. | ||
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*[[Wikipedia:Star Blazers|Star Blazers]] is the name given to the English translation of [[Wikipedia:Space Battleship Yamato|Space Battleship Yamato I]]. | *[[Wikipedia:Star Blazers|Star Blazers]] is the name given to the English translation of [[Wikipedia:Space Battleship Yamato|Space Battleship Yamato I]]. | ||
| - | *The | + | *The Match game resembles [[Wikipedia:Concentration (game show)|Concentration]], a memory-based game show from the early nineties hosted by Alex Trebek. |
| - | *Strong Bad makes several references to Doom while playing the | + | *Strong Bad makes several references to [[Wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]] while playing the maze game. |
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Revision as of 20:29, 12 February 2021
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In the first official installment of Strong Bad's Disk 4 of 12, Strong Bad takes a look at the FriendlyWare PC Introductory Set.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, D n' D Greg, Sci-Fi Greg, Open Source Greg, Japanese Culture Greg, Homestar Runner, What's Her Face
Places: Computer Room, The Show
Date: Friday, February 12, 2021
Running Time: 14:00
Page Title: Turkey Farm Dreams!
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Transcript
{A live-action case filled with 5 inch floppies sits on a desk next to an old computer. The disk in the front has a handwritten label reading "Disk 4 of 12". Strong Bad's gloves reach into the shot, open the case and begin rifling through the contents.}
STRONG BAD: {singing} When I check my email,
{Strong Bad holds up a disk labeled "Old Game".}
STRONG BAD: —there are some old games.
{Strong Bad inserts the disk into a disk drive and then types on a keyboard with boxing gloves on.}
STRONG BAD: Now I'm gonna play them for you.
{The monitor comes to life, showing a screen reading "Strong Bad's Disk 4 of 12". A disk reading noise plays.}
{Fade into a shot of Strong Bad's desk, zooming in on the container of floppy disks, the frontmost one reading "friendly ware".}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} This episode's game comes from sbemail 65: unused emails. And this game, oh man, it's the greatest game!
{Cut to live-action. Strong Bad's gloves display the game's case, which is a small, white, 3-ring binder containing 3 diskettes and some legal and instructional papers.}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} The FriendlyWare P.C. Introductory Set was a series of games and... productivity... programs?
{Cut to a shot of the computer, which displays a blank screen.}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} that were made to introduce the early-1980's family-
{The screen displays the family from QWERTY.}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} -to their new personal computer.
{Cut back to the case}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} Let's take a look here.
{Strong Bad flips the contents of the case to the instructional sheet at the front.}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} Woah! Look at-
{Cut to a close-up of the sheet, which has illustrations of the Control, Alt, and Period/Delete keys which extend to show the neighboring keys.}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} the size of those Control-Alt-Delete keys! Those things look like... family sedans!
{The illustration of the Alt key grows four wheels and drives out of frame, complete with exhaust smoke, screeching sounds, and tire marks left behind on the sheet.}
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Fun Facts
Trivia
Inside References
- FriendlyWare first appeared on a floppy disk in unused emails.
- Scenes from this episode were previously shown in various @StrongBadActual tweets.
Real-World References
- Star Blazers is the name given to the English translation of Space Battleship Yamato I.
- The Match game resembles Concentration, a memory-based game show from the early nineties hosted by Alex Trebek.
- Strong Bad makes several references to Doom while playing the maze game.
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