Bonus Stage Talkback:[strike]Depart's All yours[/strike] Flame Wars

[Conan-san]

Worried about her sanity, Jessica leaves the show, thrusting June back into the spotlight but leaving Joel dazed and confused.

Following the burning of Phil's house by Satain (which turns out to be the doing of no other than evil), the gang move into a new house, halerity, child minons and iron bras ensue.

Gah, after a mildly anoying (Posibly Xbox 360 releated) delay, we finaly get to an episode everyone is waiting for with the departure of Ms. Argus from the show...

...

...except not, infact the orgional plot was barely even refrenced and at that only served to add to the whole "ZOMG, June's evil and will kill everybody like she quite posibly occrastrated Rya's death" thing.

And while Continuity was good and the introduction (and subsquent badly animated (in relation to the last few episodes) ass kicking) of Evil's cronies was slightly funny, it was slightly anoying that after so long, Matt decided to go and throw in a filler no one realy wanted.

very much a C this time.

[Jave]

Probably the weakest of the season yet, topped only by Legionally Blind. There were some really funny gags ("Do Mandark's Voice"), but other than that, the episode felt kinda weird.

DON'T LEAVE AFTER THE CREDITS!

[HellCat]

Is it wrong that I got the Burger King Kids Club joke about Wheels?
Despite the fact it wasn't the originally billed episode, it wasn't so bad. Alot of CN jokes but nothing about the recent live action controversy.

[TnAdct1]

Is it wrong that I got the Burger King Kids Club joke about Wheels?

I didn't know that it was a Burger King Kids Club homage

Speaking of Burger King, did anyone else think the bit with the Burger King was a hoot?

[HellCat]

I didn't know that it was a Burger King Kids Club homage

Wheels was a character in the Burger King Kids Club, which was full of alot of PC-friendly characters. Wheels was a wheelchair bound inventor who had modified his wheel chair so it could turn into any vehicle he wanted. The whole "Join the Evil Kids Club to find out!" dialogue between Satan and Evil is parodying how Burger King provided brief bios of the characters in their restaurants, ending each one with a question which prompted you to join the Club to find out.

[Stickman]

Ugh, that was pretty lame. Definetly the worst in a while.

I'll admit, I didn't expect the continuity at the beginning, what with the house still burned to the ground. And the whole Burger King joke was great. But that's where the compliments stop. More often than not, I either missed or didn't understand any of the jokes.

Oh, well. At least the next few sound better.

[Classic Speedy]

Hmm, I liked this one myself. Laughed at the Burger King parody, Billy & Mandy cutaway, the extremely short fight scene which was just Joel calmly kicking the tiny villains out of frame, and "Yeah we're not listening anymore..." at the end.

[nakak]

yeah, a little disappointed.

The bonus "mini episode" in the end was better, though.