The Deathly Pallor
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[[Image:deadlypallor.png|thumb|Strong Sad: Shock jock?]] | [[Image:deadlypallor.png|thumb|Strong Sad: Shock jock?]] | ||
| - | In [[radio]], [[Strong Sad]] is used as a pawn in [[Strong Bad]]'s quest to dispense advice to radio hosts. To display the first rule of thumb for radio personalities (look nothing like they sound), Strong Bad somehow forces his little brother to take on the mannerisms of a radio shock jock. While in this state, Strong Sad refers to himself by his on-air name, "The Deathly Pallor | + | In [[radio]], [[Strong Sad]] is used as a pawn in [[Strong Bad]]'s quest to dispense advice to radio hosts. To display the first rule of thumb for radio personalities (look nothing like they sound), Strong Bad somehow forces his little brother to take on the mannerisms of a radio shock jock. While in this state, Strong Sad refers to himself by his on-air name, "The Deathly Pallor" (which was given to him possibly by Coach Z in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[impression]]), and makes multiple mentions of his station, numbitty 902, WA3D FM, "The Sturge." |
===Complete Filmography=== | ===Complete Filmography=== | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 19 December 2004
In radio, Strong Sad is used as a pawn in Strong Bad's quest to dispense advice to radio hosts. To display the first rule of thumb for radio personalities (look nothing like they sound), Strong Bad somehow forces his little brother to take on the mannerisms of a radio shock jock. While in this state, Strong Sad refers to himself by his on-air name, "The Deathly Pallor" (which was given to him possibly by Coach Z in the Strong Bad Email impression), and makes multiple mentions of his station, numbitty 902, WA3D FM, "The Sturge."
Complete Filmography
Debut: radio
