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{{about|Big Toon}} {{for|DVD game|Where's The Cheat? (game)}}
{{about|Big Toon}} {{for|DVD game|Where's The Cheat? (game)}}
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[[Image:Missing Cheat Poster.png|thumb|"What part of 'Meet us at The Stick' didn't he understand?"]]
[[Image:Missing Cheat Poster.png|thumb|"What part of 'Meet us at The Stick' didn't he understand?"]]
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Strong Bad and his posse can't find The Cheat. Homestar Runner makes Marzipan a sandwich, which she immediately falls in love with and names [[Homestar Jr.]].
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Strong Bad and his posse can't find The Cheat. Homestar Runner makes Marzipan a sandwich, which she immediately falls in love with and names [[Homestar Jr.]]
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'''Cast (in order of appearance):''' {{Film|Homestar Runner}}, {{Film|Marzipan}}, {{Film|Strong Bad}}, {{Film|Pom Pom}}, {{Film|Strong Mad}}, {{Film|Strong Sad}}, {{Film|Bubs}}, {{Film|Coach Z}}, {{Film|The Goblin}}, {{Film|Homsar}}, {{Film|The Poopsmith}}, {{Film|The King of Town}}, {{Film|The Cheat}}
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'''Cast (in order of appearance):''' {{Film|Homestar Runner}}, {{Film|Marzipan}}, {{Film|Strong Bad}}, {{Film|Pom Pom}}, {{Film|Strong Mad}}, {{Film|Strong Sad}}, {{Film|Bubs|}}, {{Film|Coach Z}}, {{Film|The Goblin}}, {{Film|Homsar}}, {{Film|The Poopsmith}}, {{Film|The King of Town}}, {{Film|The Cheat}}.
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'''Places:''' [[Marzipan's House]], [[The Stick]], [[Strong Sad's Room]], [[Bubs' Concession Stand]], [[Coach Z's Locker Room]], [[Telephone Pole]], [[Spooky Woods]], [[Strong Badia]], [[King of Town's Castle]], [[The King of Town's Grill]]
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'''Places:''' [[Marzipan's House]], [[The Stick]], [[Strong Sad's Room]], [[Bubs' Concession Stand]], [[Coach Z's Locker Room]], [[Spooky Woods]], [[Strong Badia]], [[King of Town's Castle]], [[The King of Town's Grill]]
'''Date: ''' Monday, February 25, 2002
'''Date: ''' Monday, February 25, 2002
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{making sound effects for the olives}'' Dik, doing! Dik, sboing!  
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{making sound effects for the olives}'' Dik, doing! Dik, sboing!  
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''{The sandwich is finished; Homestar lifts it up to marvel at his creation}''
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''{The sandwich is finished, Homestar lifts it up to marvel at his creation}''
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:'''  Hmm! ''{walks over to Marzipan, who's taking a nap on her couch}'' Hey, stupid! I brought you this stuff! Oh, I mean, I brought you this veggie burger.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:'''  Hmm! ''{walks over to Marzipan, who's taking a nap on her couch}'' Hey, stupid! I brought you this stuff! Oh, I mean, I brought you this veggie burger.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Yeah, I thought that was great, too. The olives, um, kinda look like... he has eyes.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Yeah, I thought that was great, too. The olives, um, kinda look like... he has eyes.
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'''MARZIPAN:''' Little green eyes with red pupils and a big leafy smile? Homestar, I don't think I can eat this. He's just too cute!
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'''MARZIPAN:''' Little green eyes with red pupils and a big leafy smile? Homestar, I don't think I'm gonna eat this. He's just too cute!
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Umm... yeah. It's cute and all, but, um, it's not ''that'' cute.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Umm... yeah. It's cute and all, but, um, it's not ''that'' cute.
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Yeah, we're—we were playing badminton in his yard... and I got mad and I killed him! ''{cut back to the answering machine}'' Oh no, I need your help... burying his body...
'''STRONG BAD:''' Yeah, we're—we were playing badminton in his yard... and I got mad and I killed him! ''{cut back to the answering machine}'' Oh no, I need your help... burying his body...
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''{Strong Bad is snickering; cut back to the field}''
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''{Strong Bad is snickering, cut back to the field}''
'''STRONG BAD:'''  Uh, bring some towels... and some garbage bags... Uh... this is Homestar...  
'''STRONG BAD:'''  Uh, bring some towels... and some garbage bags... Uh... this is Homestar...  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Okay, so The Cheat is not there. Thanks. Bye. ''{hangs up and tosses the cell back to Pom Pom}'' I mean, where could he be, you know? It's like, what part of "Meet us at The Stick" didn't he understand? Well, I guess we should go look for him. Come on, guys.
'''STRONG BAD:''' Okay, so The Cheat is not there. Thanks. Bye. ''{hangs up and tosses the cell back to Pom Pom}'' I mean, where could he be, you know? It's like, what part of "Meet us at The Stick" didn't he understand? Well, I guess we should go look for him. Come on, guys.
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''{They all walk off and arrive at Bubs' Concession Stand. Bubs is going over "inventory", handwritten on a piece of paper.}''
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''{They all walk off and arrive at Bubs' Concession Stand. Bubs is going over "inventory," handwritten on a piece of paper.}''
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'''BUBS:''' ''{mumbling}'' {{--}}see here... twenty-four... seventeen... ''{normal}'' Hey you guys! This isn't another ''{bobs his head sideways and speaks in a groovy tone}'' shake-down, is it?
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'''BUBS:''' ''{mumbling}'' —see here... twenty-four... seventeen... ''{normal}'' Hey you guys! This isn't another ''{bobs his head sideways and speaks in a groovy tone}'' shake-down, is it?
'''STRONG BAD:''' Naw, man. We're just looking for The Cheat. You seen him?
'''STRONG BAD:''' Naw, man. We're just looking for The Cheat. You seen him?
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''{Strong Bad goes up to the locker and opens it up.}''
''{Strong Bad goes up to the locker and opens it up.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Lessee what we got in here. Nope, he's not here. Though I see he ''has'' been cheating on his New Year's Resolution. ''{pulls out a pack of cigarettes}'' Though I can't really blame him. You know, because he's The Cheat.
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Lessee what we got in there. Nope, he's not here. Though I see he ''has'' been cheating on his New Year's Resolution. ''{pulls out a pack of cigarettes}'' Though I can't really blame him. You know, because he's The Cheat.
''{Strong Mad holds up a signed picture of The Cheat that he gave to Strong Mad. It's signed "To Strong Mad, You are rad! —The Cheat" Strong Mad starts crying.}''
''{Strong Mad holds up a signed picture of The Cheat that he gave to Strong Mad. It's signed "To Strong Mad, You are rad! —The Cheat" Strong Mad starts crying.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' The Cheat? The Cheat! ''{His voice echoes as the wind howls. He groans.}'' How's it going, Tire?
'''STRONG BAD:''' The Cheat? The Cheat! ''{His voice echoes as the wind howls. He groans.}'' How's it going, Tire?
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''{Cut to The Poopsmith and Coach Z near The Poopsmith's pile of [[whatsit]].}''
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''{Cut to The Poopsmith and Coach Z near The Poopsmith's pile.}''
'''COACH Z:''' So you haven't seen him then? ''{The Poopsmith shakes his head and shrugs his arms}'' Okay. Though I see you still got your pile of whatsit there.
'''COACH Z:''' So you haven't seen him then? ''{The Poopsmith shakes his head and shrugs his arms}'' Okay. Though I see you still got your pile of whatsit there.
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===Trivia===
===Trivia===
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*This was the first big toon on the site featuring [[The Brothers Chaps]]' then-new style of animation.
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*This was the first big 'toon on the site featuring [[The Brothers Chaps]]' then-new style of animation.
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*The cookie jar in Marzipan's kitchen is modeled after [[Trivia Time]], Pom Pom's dog that never appeared in any cartoons.
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*The cookie jar in Marzipan's kitchen is modeled after [[Trivia Time]], Pom Pom's dog that never saw the light of day in any cartoons.
*This toon marks the beginning of Strong Sad's more or less fully developed "delicate" voice. There were still some remnants of his "tired" voice in [[The Best Decemberween Ever]].   
*This toon marks the beginning of Strong Sad's more or less fully developed "delicate" voice. There were still some remnants of his "tired" voice in [[The Best Decemberween Ever]].   
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*Bubs' inventory reads:
 
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<blockquote>inventory<br>
 
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candy bars...........12<br>
 
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sno-cones...........8<br>
 
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hot dogs...........5<br>
 
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popcorns...........32<br>
 
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gum...........8<br>
 
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nachos...........13<br>
 
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ketchup...........yes<br>
 
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catsup...........no<br>
 
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cheats............0</blockquote>
 
*This is the first time Homsar is acknowledged by a character other than Strong Bad.
*This is the first time Homsar is acknowledged by a character other than Strong Bad.
*This cartoon marks the debut of [[The Stick]].
*This cartoon marks the debut of [[The Stick]].
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*The ring of Marzipan's phone is the default ringin.wav file in Microsoft Windows (up to Windows XP, when it was replaced by an electronic ringing sound rather than a bell).
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*The ring of Marzipan's phone is default ringin.wav file in Microsoft Windows (until Windows XP, when it was replaced by an electronic ringing sound rather than a bell).
*This is the first regular toon to feature every main character.
*This is the first regular toon to feature every main character.
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*The announcer who says "Introducing the Homestar Junior..." is [[Mike Chapman]].
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*The announcer who says, "Introducing the Homestar Junior..." was [[Mike Chapman|Mike]].
*The following is hidden in the code if one views the source:<blockquote style="font-family: monospace">"A Jorb HOME VISITORS Well Done" written, directed, drawn and animated by the Brothers Chaps all voices by Matt Chapman 0 1 2 3 4 Job vs. JAERB "A" "E" "O" JOERGHB! the businessman's  job  is giving the business JOB the construction worker's job  is to smash things the poopsmith's  job is obvious "job" - 285,194 times ghetto blastro "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times the end</blockquote>
*The following is hidden in the code if one views the source:<blockquote style="font-family: monospace">"A Jorb HOME VISITORS Well Done" written, directed, drawn and animated by the Brothers Chaps all voices by Matt Chapman 0 1 2 3 4 Job vs. JAERB "A" "E" "O" JOERGHB! the businessman's  job  is giving the business JOB the construction worker's job  is to smash things the poopsmith's  job is obvious "job" - 285,194 times ghetto blastro "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times "job" - 285,194 times the end</blockquote>
**This was automatically generated by Flash, which automatically puts all the text from a movie into the HTML file for the search engines. This text is from [[A Jorb Well Done]], which suggests they simply edited the HTML file for that cartoon for this one. Strangely, though, the A Jorb Well Done HTML file doesn't have this text.
**This was automatically generated by Flash, which automatically puts all the text from a movie into the HTML file for the search engines. This text is from [[A Jorb Well Done]], which suggests they simply edited the HTML file for that cartoon for this one. Strangely, though, the A Jorb Well Done HTML file doesn't have this text.
*This is the first appearance of The Goblin outside of a Halloween cartoon; indeed, it is his only non-Halloween appearance to date, with the possible exception of the graveyard-themed [[Main Page 7]].
*This is the first appearance of The Goblin outside of a Halloween cartoon; indeed, it is his only non-Halloween appearance to date, with the possible exception of the graveyard-themed [[Main Page 7]].
*According to the credits, this cartoon was co-written by [[Craig Zobel]].
*According to the credits, this cartoon was co-written by [[Craig Zobel]].
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*Strong Bad's line "We'll cut to a montage" is another instance of [[Fourth Wall Breaks|breaking the fourth wall]].
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*Strong Bad's line "We'll cut to a montage" is another instance of [[Breaking The Fourth Wall|breaking the fourth wall]].
*In the last scene, the King of Town's crown comes off his head near the grill, but it disappears later.
*In the last scene, the King of Town's crown comes off his head near the grill, but it disappears later.
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[[Image:cheat.jpg|thumb|?taehc eht serehW]]
[[Image:cheat.jpg|thumb|?taehc eht serehW]]
*In the beginning, Homestar Junior's toothpicks appear from [[hammerspace|nowhere]].
*In the beginning, Homestar Junior's toothpicks appear from [[hammerspace|nowhere]].
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*The first time Strong Bad returns the cell phone to Pom Pom, the orange creases in Pom Pom's surface where the cell phone is absorbed don't completely disappear; they fade to almost nothing, but are still visible for the remainder of the shot.
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*When the The King of Town is walking toward his grill, a flyer for The Cheat is seen stapled to his stone castle wall, which is impossible, since staples could never go through stone. However, it's possible that the castle may not be made of stone.
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*When the King of Town is walking toward his grill, a flyer for The Cheat is seen stapled to his stone castle wall.
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*The old pop-up menu appears on this cartoon (at the bottom). All the buttons still work. Only this toon, [[A Jorb Well Done]], [[Chinese Food Toons Menu]], [[Broken Tandy Menu]], the [[Strong Bad Email#Strong Bad Email Menus|Strong Bad Email Vacation Menu]], and the [[Yearbook Character Page]] seem to still have it.
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*The old pop-up menu appears on this cartoon (at the bottom). All the buttons still work. Only this toon, [[A Jorb Well Done]], the [[Lucky Toons Menu]], the [[Broken Tandy Menu]], the [[Strong Bad Email#Strong Bad Email Menus|Strong Bad Email Vacation Menu]], and the [[Yearbook Character Page]] seem to still have it.
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*Bubs's "fresh outta Cheats" is a rare use of The Cheat's name without an [[integral article]].
*Bubs's "fresh outta Cheats" is a rare use of The Cheat's name without an [[integral article]].
*The Cheat apparently prefers "[[Trophy Lights]]" brand [[cigarettes]].
*The Cheat apparently prefers "[[Trophy Lights]]" brand [[cigarettes]].
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*Marzipan apparently doesn't have any legs. This was previously suggested in [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]].
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*Marzipan apparently doesn't have any legs. This was previously revealed in [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]].
*Bubs' Stand has a different design in this toon.
*Bubs' Stand has a different design in this toon.
*The [[Wikipedia:Connect Four|Connect Four]] board seen in this cartoon is only 4-by-5. A real Connect Four board is 6-by-7.
*The [[Wikipedia:Connect Four|Connect Four]] board seen in this cartoon is only 4-by-5. A real Connect Four board is 6-by-7.
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*Apparently, although The Cheat cannot speak English, he can still write in it.
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*Apparently, although The Cheat can't speak English, he can still write in it.
*When Strong Mad picks up the photograph of The Cheat, tears fall out of both of his eyes at the same time, the one falling out of his left eye <!-- the viewer's right --> seems to steer around his mouth.
*When Strong Mad picks up the photograph of The Cheat, tears fall out of both of his eyes at the same time, the one falling out of his left eye <!-- the viewer's right --> seems to steer around his mouth.
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*If viewed in the Flash file, a backwards "Where's the Cheat?" sign is seen "behind the black" when the King of Town is walking up to his grill.
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*If viewed in the Flash file, a backwards "Where's the Cheat?" sign is seen "behind the black" when the King of Town is walking up to his grill.  
===Goofs===
===Goofs===
[[Image:Strongbadweirdeyes.PNG|thumb|Look closely...]]
[[Image:Strongbadweirdeyes.PNG|thumb|Look closely...]]
[[Image:3armedz.png|thumb|Coach Z has more than two probl-arms.]]
[[Image:3armedz.png|thumb|Coach Z has more than two probl-arms.]]
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*Right before The King of Town comes up when Coach Z is talking to The Poopsmith, Coach Z quickly changes his hand gesture. Apparently, The Brothers Chaps accidentally left the graphic for his other gesture there for a couple frames.
*Bubs's legs are missing when he is talking with Homsar and Strong Sad.
*Bubs's legs are missing when he is talking with Homsar and Strong Sad.
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*During certain parts of the cartoon, one of Strong Bad's eyes is significantly larger than the other. This is likely an artifact from the shots where Strong Bad's head is tilted away from the camera, making one eye (correctly) appear larger than the other.
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*During certain parts of the cartoon, one of Strong Bad's eyes is significantly larger than the other. This is likely an artifact from the shots where Strong Bad's head is tilted away from the camera, making one eye (correctly) appear larger than the other.
*When Strong Sad and Homsar are playing Connect Four, the piece that Strong Sad puts in is not seen later.
*When Strong Sad and Homsar are playing Connect Four, the piece that Strong Sad puts in is not seen later.
*When Homestar mentions that the olives on Homestar Junior do in fact look like eyes, his eyes are reversed from the previous shot.
*When Homestar mentions that the olives on Homestar Junior do in fact look like eyes, his eyes are reversed from the previous shot.
*The title has the phrase "its called" which should actually be "it's called".
*The title has the phrase "its called" which should actually be "it's called".
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*The first time Strong Bad returns the cell phone to Pom Pom, the orange creases in Pom Pom's surface where the cell phone is absorbed don't completely disappear; they fade to almost nothing, but are still visible for the remainder of the shot.
*As Homestar is walking out of Marzipan's kitchen, his shirt changes to the old magenta color. It stays this color up to the close-up of Homestar Junior, and remains the newer bright red for the remainder of the toon.
*As Homestar is walking out of Marzipan's kitchen, his shirt changes to the old magenta color. It stays this color up to the close-up of Homestar Junior, and remains the newer bright red for the remainder of the toon.
*The last frame shows that Homestar Junior is available at "parcipitating" locations (though this may be intentional).
*The last frame shows that Homestar Junior is available at "parcipitating" locations (though this may be intentional).
*After Strong Mad punches the King of Town and Coach Z towards the wall, the King's crown falls off. However, it is not there when they return to that shot.
*After Strong Mad punches the King of Town and Coach Z towards the wall, the King's crown falls off. However, it is not there when they return to that shot.
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*The color of the [[whatsit]] on The Poopsmith's gloves does not match the color of the pile of whatsit.
*When Coach Z and the Poopsmith turn to face The King of Town, Coach Z's first lower arm position fails to disappear when the new one appears, and even flies off of him when the camera shifts. This is easier to see when watched frame-by-frame. The goof lasts 7 frames.
*When Coach Z and the Poopsmith turn to face The King of Town, Coach Z's first lower arm position fails to disappear when the new one appears, and even flies off of him when the camera shifts. This is easier to see when watched frame-by-frame. The goof lasts 7 frames.
===Inside References===
===Inside References===
*"Where The Cheat is at?" is a reference to "[[Where My Hat Is At?]]", an old Homestar "book" that was "Homestar's World Wide Web Debut".
*"Where The Cheat is at?" is a reference to "[[Where My Hat Is At?]]", an old Homestar "book" that was "Homestar's World Wide Web Debut".
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*Strong Bad leaving prank calls on [[Marzipan's Answering Machine|Marzipan's]] [[answering machine]] is a running gag.
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*Strong Bad leaving prank calls on [[Marzipan's Answering Machine]] is a running gag.
*Coach Z thinks The King of Town is going to [[Characters Being Eaten|eat]] The Cheat.
*Coach Z thinks The King of Town is going to [[Characters Being Eaten|eat]] The Cheat.
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===Fast Forward===
===Fast Forward===
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*The music used in the montage was later used in the email [[little animal]]. It is also the basis for the music that plays in scenes relating to [[Vector Strong Bad]].
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*The music used in the montage was later used in the email [[little animal]].
*Strong Bad said the title "Where's The Cheat" later in the email [[for kids]].
*Strong Bad said the title "Where's The Cheat" later in the email [[for kids]].
**[[Where's The Cheat? (game)|Where's The Cheat?]] also becomes a game on the [[Everything Else, Volume 3]] DVD.
**[[Where's The Cheat? (game)|Where's The Cheat?]] also becomes a game on the [[Everything Else, Volume 3]] DVD.
*Coach Z's pose grabbing The King of Town was used later in the email [[virus]].
*Coach Z's pose grabbing The King of Town was used later in the email [[virus]].
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*The idea of Homestar killing Pom Pom was revisited in [[I Killed Pom Pom]].
 
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*Homsar would again mention the "shanking" of his "Jengaship" in [[Meeple Grove]].
 
== DVD Version ==
== DVD Version ==
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*The title card has the phrase "it's called 'Where's The Cheat?'" with correct punctuation and capitalization.
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*The title card has the phrase "it's called 'Where's The Cheat?'" spelled correctly.
== External Links ==
== External Links ==
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{{nextlinks|toons/wheres-the-cheat|old=whereis}}
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*[[HR:whereis.html|watch "Where's The Cheat?"]]
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*[[HR:whereis.swf|view the Flash file for "Where's The Cheat?"]]
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[[Category:Big Toons]]
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[[Category:Toons]]
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[[Category:Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1]]
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