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*If you roll over the "Email" button then wait about 2 seconds then roll over the "Games" button and it seems as though Strongbad is being pulled to hell | *If you roll over the "Email" button then wait about 2 seconds then roll over the "Games" button and it seems as though Strongbad is being pulled to hell | ||
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Homestar Runner is an angel in heaven.
Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner, Strong Bad
Places: Heaven
Icon: Lyre
Page title: "Homestar Runner must be dead!"
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Button Effects
- Toons - Homestar plays a lyre.
- Games - A scaly, clawed hand, surrounded by fire, reaches up through the clouds and there is a roar.
- Characters - Three planes from an air show fly by, trailing red, white and blue streaks.
- Downloads - Homestar plays the lyre again, but a string breaks.
- Store - One of the planes crashes through the clouds.
- Email - Strong Bad walks by singing, "Keep on knockin' on Heaven's door." He then falls through the clouds and shouts "Holy crap!"
Fun Facts
Remarks
- If you roll over the "Email" button then wait about 2 seconds then roll over the "Games" button and it seems as though Strongbad is being pulled to hell
Goofs
- Strong Bad's animation is improperly lip-synced: He shouts "Holy crap!" a split-second before he begins falling through the clouds.
- If you roll over Email and Games at the same time, you'll see a white square overlapping Strong Bad, where the frame of the demon's hand is.
Real-World References
- The song Strong Bad is singing is "Knocking On Heaven's Door," a classic song by Bob Dylan.
- The three planes are probably F/A-18 Super Hornets, the jets used by the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.
External Links
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The Moon | Mountains | Island | Bowling | Waffles | Heaven | Graveyard | Falling | Notebook | Old-Timey |
