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The Knights Who Say Ni: /* Commentary Transcript */ period.

The Knights Who Say Ni — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 02:41:46 GMT

Commentary Transcript: period.

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	'''MATT:''' Exactly.		'''MATT:''' Exactly.

-	'''JONATHAN:''' He's, he's uh, very clever about it	+	'''JONATHAN:''' He's, he's uh, very clever about it.

	'''MATT:''' I remember taking{{--}} I took a{{--}} I would just take a Fisher Price record player to college with me and not have a stereo and just listen to vinyl, and then I realized that the needle, or something with it, like, unless you were listening to, like, really slow stuff or jazz, it just couldn't handle it. I remember trying to listen to some Steel Pole Bath<!--two words--> Tub ''{laughs}'' in my dorm room, and it was just skipping all over the place; the needle couldn't handle the grooves.		'''MATT:''' I remember taking{{--}} I took a{{--}} I would just take a Fisher Price record player to college with me and not have a stereo and just listen to vinyl, and then I realized that the needle, or something with it, like, unless you were listening to, like, really slow stuff or jazz, it just couldn't handle it. I remember trying to listen to some Steel Pole Bath<!--two words--> Tub ''{laughs}'' in my dorm room, and it was just skipping all over the place; the needle couldn't handle the grooves.

Trott: replace links to lyric site behaving suspiciously with more credible/generally-known lyric site; the previous link is possibly serving malware and definitely behaving suspiciously

Trott — Wed, 26 Apr 2023 06:11:48 GMT

replace links to lyric site behaving suspiciously with more credible/generally-known lyric site; the previous link is possibly serving malware and definitely behaving suspiciously

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	* Strong Bad calling Strong Sad [[Dump\|DJ Dumpy Dump]] is a reference to the rapper [[Wikipedia:Humpty Hump\|Humpty Hump]], who Coach Z once dressed up as for Halloween.		* Strong Bad calling Strong Sad [[Dump\|DJ Dumpy Dump]] is a reference to the rapper [[Wikipedia:Humpty Hump\|Humpty Hump]], who Coach Z once dressed up as for Halloween.
	** Note that, although in the early days of hip hop the distinction was not so clearcut, "DJ" has come to mean someone who manipulates the background music (The Cheat's role here), whereas the actual rapper is more commonly referred to as the "MC".		** Note that, although in the early days of hip hop the distinction was not so clearcut, "DJ" has come to mean someone who manipulates the background music (The Cheat's role here), whereas the actual rapper is more commonly referred to as the "MC".
-	* The phrase "I'm on a rampage!" appears in the [[Wikipedia:DJ Jazzy Jeff\|DJ Jazzy Jeff]] and [[Wikipedia:Will Smith\|the Fresh Prince]] song "[~~http~~://~~will-smith-lyrics.wonderlyrics~~.com/~~Then~~-~~She~~-~~Bit~~-~~Me.html~~ Then She Bit Me]".	+	* The phrase "I'm on a rampage!" appears in the [[Wikipedia:DJ Jazzy Jeff\|DJ Jazzy Jeff]] and [[Wikipedia:Will Smith\|the Fresh Prince]] song "[https://genius.com/Dj-jazzy-jeff-and-the-fresh-prince-then-she-bit-me-lyrics Then She Bit Me]".
-	* "[~~http~~://~~house~~-of-pain-~~lyrics.wonderlyrics.com/Word~~-is-~~Bond.html~~ Word is Bond]" is a song by the hiphop group [[Wikipedia:House of Pain\|House of Pain]].	+	* "[https://genius.com/House-of-pain-word-is-bond-lyrics Word is Bond]" is a song by the hiphop group [[Wikipedia:House of Pain\|House of Pain]].
	* "Witness the whiteness" is a reference to the song "Witness the Fitness" by British rapper Rodney Smith a.k.a. [[Wikipedia:roots manuva\|Roots Manuva]].		* "Witness the whiteness" is a reference to the song "Witness the Fitness" by British rapper Rodney Smith a.k.a. [[Wikipedia:roots manuva\|Roots Manuva]].

HoveringSombrero: /* DVD Version */ template

HoveringSombrero — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 19:44:59 GMT

DVD Version: template

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	== DVD Version ==		== DVD Version ==
-	*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary~~. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.~~	+	{{commentary\|email=true}}

	=== Commentary Transcript ===		=== Commentary Transcript ===

68.252.5.237 at 22:44, 13 November 2022

68.252.5.237 — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 22:44:20 GMT

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	== DVD Version ==		== DVD Version ==
-	*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch ~~your~~ DVD player's audio language selection while watching.	+	*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.

	=== Commentary Transcript ===		=== Commentary Transcript ===

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: — → {{--}}

The Cheatbot — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 03:31:15 GMT

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

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	'''THE CHEAT:''' Meh.		'''THE CHEAT:''' Meh.

-	''{The Cheat starts the record player~~—~~playing a very simplistic, old-video-game-style "beat".}''	+	''{The Cheat starts the record player{{--}}playing a very simplistic, old-video-game-style "beat".}''

	'''STRONG SAD:''' The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Umm... Word ''up?''		'''STRONG SAD:''' The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Umm... Word ''up?''
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	*Strong Sad mentions [[Wikipedia:Iambic pentameter\|iambic pentameter]], which is a syllable pattern used in poetry. An iamb is a pair of syllables, the first unstressed and the second stressed. Iambic pentameter is five iambs per line. Strong Sad says "The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Word ''up?''" in exaggerated iambic pentameter. Ironically, while Strong Sad glorifies iambic pentameter, his creation is a pretty bad example of it. He twists the stresses on "lyric rampage," properly pronounced LY-ric RAM-page (a pair of [[Wikipedia:Trochee\|trochees]]), into ly-RIC ram-PAGE (a pair of iambs). Iambic pentameter was popular with such poets as [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]] and [[Wikipedia:Geoffrey Chaucer\|Geoffrey Chaucer]], and was for a long time the standard English meter.		*Strong Sad mentions [[Wikipedia:Iambic pentameter\|iambic pentameter]], which is a syllable pattern used in poetry. An iamb is a pair of syllables, the first unstressed and the second stressed. Iambic pentameter is five iambs per line. Strong Sad says "The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Word ''up?''" in exaggerated iambic pentameter. Ironically, while Strong Sad glorifies iambic pentameter, his creation is a pretty bad example of it. He twists the stresses on "lyric rampage," properly pronounced LY-ric RAM-page (a pair of [[Wikipedia:Trochee\|trochees]]), into ly-RIC ram-PAGE (a pair of iambs). Iambic pentameter was popular with such poets as [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]] and [[Wikipedia:Geoffrey Chaucer\|Geoffrey Chaucer]], and was for a long time the standard English meter.

-	*The Cheat is using a [[Wikipedia:Battle records\|battle record]], which is a vinyl record made up of samples and simple drum loops (like Strong Sad's "do~~—~~doodoo" beat). They're used by DJs, primarily for scratching. When the records are scratched, or spun at different RPMs, the simple "do do" beats produce the more familiar "phat" sounds (like Strong Bad and Coach Z's beats).	+	*The Cheat is using a [[Wikipedia:Battle records\|battle record]], which is a vinyl record made up of samples and simple drum loops (like Strong Sad's "do{{--}}doodoo" beat). They're used by DJs, primarily for scratching. When the records are scratched, or spun at different RPMs, the simple "do do" beats produce the more familiar "phat" sounds (like Strong Bad and Coach Z's beats).

	=== Trivia ===		=== Trivia ===
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	'''JONATHAN:''' Do you, um, do you write those in advance, or do you just, whatever? Do you just... freak from your head?		'''JONATHAN:''' Do you, um, do you write those in advance, or do you just, whatever? Do you just... freak from your head?

-	'''MATT:''' The Strong Bad~~—~~ I can do that. ''{laughter}'' You know, I'm sorry, but that's just how I do it.	+	'''MATT:''' The Strong Bad{{--}} I can do that. ''{laughter}'' You know, I'm sorry, but that's just how I do it.

	'''JONATHAN:''' No disrespect.		'''JONATHAN:''' No disrespect.
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	'''MIKE:''' ''{also laughing}'' I don't know if I do.		'''MIKE:''' ''{also laughing}'' I don't know if I do.

-	'''JONATHAN:''' That looks like the Fisher Price, um~~—~~	+	'''JONATHAN:''' That looks like the Fisher Price, um{{--}}

	'''MATT:''' Flute?		'''MATT:''' Flute?

-	'''JONATHAN:''' ~~—~~magic wand.	+	'''JONATHAN:''' {{--}}magic wand.

	'''MATT:''' Oh, I was gonna say yeah, it was musical, right?		'''MATT:''' Oh, I was gonna say yeah, it was musical, right?
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	'''MATT:''' The Fisher Price record player?		'''MATT:''' The Fisher Price record player?

-	'''JONATHAN:''' I like that~~—~~ that Coach Z is smart enough to rhyme his own mispronunciations.	+	'''JONATHAN:''' I like that{{--}} that Coach Z is smart enough to rhyme his own mispronunciations.

	''{laughter}''		''{laughter}''
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	'''JONATHAN:''' He's, he's uh, very clever about it		'''JONATHAN:''' He's, he's uh, very clever about it

-	'''MATT:''' I remember taking~~—~~ I took a~~—~~ I would just take a Fisher Price record player to college with me and not have a stereo and just listen to vinyl, and then I realized that the needle, or something with it, like, unless you were listening to, like, really slow stuff or jazz, it just couldn't handle it. I remember trying to listen to some Steel Pole Bath<!--two words--> Tub ''{laughs}'' in my dorm room, and it was just skipping all over the place; the needle couldn't handle the grooves.	+	'''MATT:''' I remember taking{{--}} I took a{{--}} I would just take a Fisher Price record player to college with me and not have a stereo and just listen to vinyl, and then I realized that the needle, or something with it, like, unless you were listening to, like, really slow stuff or jazz, it just couldn't handle it. I remember trying to listen to some Steel Pole Bath<!--two words--> Tub ''{laughs}'' in my dorm room, and it was just skipping all over the place; the needle couldn't handle the grooves.

	'''MIKE:''' It didn't approve.		'''MIKE:''' It didn't approve.
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	'''MIKE:''' Let's see, I think it looked like scribbles.		'''MIKE:''' Let's see, I think it looked like scribbles.

-	'''JONATHAN:''' Is~~—~~ was that iambic pentameter?	+	'''JONATHAN:''' Is{{--}} was that iambic pentameter?

	'''MATT:''' It was. I looked it up; I did extensive research to make sure I was accurate.		'''MATT:''' It was. I looked it up; I did extensive research to make sure I was accurate.

-	'''JONATHAN:''' What's that, ends of the lines? How does it~~—~~	+	'''JONATHAN:''' What's that, ends of the lines? How does it{{--}}

-	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, it's like, two-word couplets,~~—~~	+	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, it's like, two-word couplets,{{--}}

-	'''MATT:''' Five syllable~~—~~ two syllable coup~~—~~ five two syllable couplets, I guess.	+	'''MATT:''' Five syllable{{--}} two syllable coup{{--}} five two syllable couplets, I guess.

	'''MIKE:''' With the second syllable being stressed.		'''MIKE:''' With the second syllable being stressed.
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	'''MATT:''' That's a rare example of Coach Z laughing.		'''MATT:''' That's a rare example of Coach Z laughing.

-	'''JONATHAN:''' I like Coach Z laughing a lot. I really~~—~~ I like it when Strong Bad goes, "What is wrong with you?"	+	'''JONATHAN:''' I like Coach Z laughing a lot. I really{{--}} I like it when Strong Bad goes, "What is wrong with you?"

	'''MATT:''' He's obviously having a problem making jokes.		'''MATT:''' He's obviously having a problem making jokes.

204.9.104.19: /* Explanations */ not an explanation and I don’t think a fun fact

204.9.104.19 — Fri, 01 Jul 2022 01:22:18 GMT

Explanations: not an explanation and I don’t think a fun fact

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	*Strong Sad mentions [[Wikipedia:Iambic pentameter\|iambic pentameter]], which is a syllable pattern used in poetry. An iamb is a pair of syllables, the first unstressed and the second stressed. Iambic pentameter is five iambs per line. Strong Sad says "The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Word ''up?''" in exaggerated iambic pentameter. Ironically, while Strong Sad glorifies iambic pentameter, his creation is a pretty bad example of it. He twists the stresses on "lyric rampage," properly pronounced LY-ric RAM-page (a pair of [[Wikipedia:Trochee\|trochees]]), into ly-RIC ram-PAGE (a pair of iambs). Iambic pentameter was popular with such poets as [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]] and [[Wikipedia:Geoffrey Chaucer\|Geoffrey Chaucer]], and was for a long time the standard English meter.		*Strong Sad mentions [[Wikipedia:Iambic pentameter\|iambic pentameter]], which is a syllable pattern used in poetry. An iamb is a pair of syllables, the first unstressed and the second stressed. Iambic pentameter is five iambs per line. Strong Sad says "The ''quill!'' The ''page!'' Ly-''ric,'' ram-''page!'' Word ''up?''" in exaggerated iambic pentameter. Ironically, while Strong Sad glorifies iambic pentameter, his creation is a pretty bad example of it. He twists the stresses on "lyric rampage," properly pronounced LY-ric RAM-page (a pair of [[Wikipedia:Trochee\|trochees]]), into ly-RIC ram-PAGE (a pair of iambs). Iambic pentameter was popular with such poets as [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]] and [[Wikipedia:Geoffrey Chaucer\|Geoffrey Chaucer]], and was for a long time the standard English meter.
-	*Notice Strong Bad's word flow regarding the four rampages he shows us: ''reading, regal, legal, lyrical''.

	*The Cheat is using a [[Wikipedia:Battle records\|battle record]], which is a vinyl record made up of samples and simple drum loops (like Strong Sad's "do—doodoo" beat). They're used by DJs, primarily for scratching. When the records are scratched, or spun at different RPMs, the simple "do do" beats produce the more familiar "phat" sounds (like Strong Bad and Coach Z's beats).		*The Cheat is using a [[Wikipedia:Battle records\|battle record]], which is a vinyl record made up of samples and simple drum loops (like Strong Sad's "do—doodoo" beat). They're used by DJs, primarily for scratching. When the records are scratched, or spun at different RPMs, the simple "do do" beats produce the more familiar "phat" sounds (like Strong Bad and Coach Z's beats).

Bobmath: both "the"s can be heard in the decompiled swf audio, so where does that leave us?

Bobmath — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 08:39:20 GMT

both "the"s can be heard in the decompiled swf audio, so where does that leave us?

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	{{Strong Bad Email}}		{{Strong Bad Email}}

-	[[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]][[Category:Advertisements]] [[Category:Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1]]	+	[[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]]
		+	[[Category:Advertisements]]
		+	[[Category:Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1]]

DEIDATVM: undo revision 809090; as I said, it's not just a Ruffle thing. I've loaded the .swf file in still-not-uninstalled Flash player and the word is not present.

DEIDATVM — Thu, 20 Jan 2022 11:37:18 GMT

undo revision 809090; as I said, it's not just a Ruffle thing. I've loaded the .swf file in still-not-uninstalled Flash player and the word is not present.

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	== Transcript ==		== Transcript ==
-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' ~~The email~~ checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' Email checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!

	<blockquote class="lappy email">		<blockquote class="lappy email">
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	==YouTube Version==		==YouTube Version==
	*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."		*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."
		+	*Strong Bad's intro to the email adds an extra "the" beforehand.
	*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.		*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.
	*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.		*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.

Bobmath: undo revision 809074; ruffle clips off the first bit of audio

Bobmath — Thu, 20 Jan 2022 02:51:15 GMT

undo revision 809074; ruffle clips off the first bit of audio

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	== Transcript ==		== Transcript ==
-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' ~~Email~~ checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' The email checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!

	<blockquote class="lappy email">		<blockquote class="lappy email">
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	==YouTube Version==		==YouTube Version==
	*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."		*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."
-	*Strong Bad's intro to the email adds an extra "the" beforehand.
	*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.		*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.
	*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.		*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.

DEIDATVM: minor difference between the YouTube and Flash versions' intros (and it's not just a Ruffle thing)

DEIDATVM — Wed, 19 Jan 2022 09:48:12 GMT

minor difference between the YouTube and Flash versions' intros (and it's not just a Ruffle thing)

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	== Transcript ==		== Transcript ==
-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' ~~The email~~ checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{singing}'' Email checker, come on and come on, y'all. The email checker, come on and come ''on'', y'all!

	<blockquote class="lappy email">		<blockquote class="lappy email">
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	==YouTube Version==		==YouTube Version==
	*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."		*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "Strong Bad demonstrates the types of rampages he goes on these days. Reading, regal, and legal to name a few."
		+	*Strong Bad's intro to the email adds an extra "the" beforehand.
	*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.		*The Litigation Jackson poster appears immediately after the email concludes.
	*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.		*The Easter egg plays automatically afterward.

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	* Strong Bad calling Strong Sad [[Dump\|DJ Dumpy Dump]] is a reference to the rapper [[Wikipedia:Humpty Hump\|Humpty Hump]], who Coach Z once dressed up as for Halloween.		* Strong Bad calling Strong Sad [[Dump\|DJ Dumpy Dump]] is a reference to the rapper [[Wikipedia:Humpty Hump\|Humpty Hump]], who Coach Z once dressed up as for Halloween.
	** Note that, although in the early days of hip hop the distinction was not so clearcut, "DJ" has come to mean someone who manipulates the background music (The Cheat's role here), whereas the actual rapper is more commonly referred to as the "MC".		** Note that, although in the early days of hip hop the distinction was not so clearcut, "DJ" has come to mean someone who manipulates the background music (The Cheat's role here), whereas the actual rapper is more commonly referred to as the "MC".
-	* The phrase "I'm on a rampage!" appears in the [[Wikipedia:DJ Jazzy Jeff\|DJ Jazzy Jeff]] and [[Wikipedia:Will Smith\|the Fresh Prince]] song "[~~http~~://~~will-smith-lyrics.wonderlyrics~~.com/~~Then~~-~~She~~-~~Bit~~-~~Me.html~~ Then She Bit Me]".	+	* The phrase "I'm on a rampage!" appears in the [[Wikipedia:DJ Jazzy Jeff\|DJ Jazzy Jeff]] and [[Wikipedia:Will Smith\|the Fresh Prince]] song "[https://genius.com/Dj-jazzy-jeff-and-the-fresh-prince-then-she-bit-me-lyrics Then She Bit Me]".
-	* "[~~http~~://~~house~~-of-pain-~~lyrics.wonderlyrics.com/Word~~-is-~~Bond.html~~ Word is Bond]" is a song by the hiphop group [[Wikipedia:House of Pain\|House of Pain]].	+	* "[https://genius.com/House-of-pain-word-is-bond-lyrics Word is Bond]" is a song by the hiphop group [[Wikipedia:House of Pain\|House of Pain]].
	* "Witness the whiteness" is a reference to the song "Witness the Fitness" by British rapper Rodney Smith a.k.a. [[Wikipedia:roots manuva\|Roots Manuva]].		* "Witness the whiteness" is a reference to the song "Witness the Fitness" by British rapper Rodney Smith a.k.a. [[Wikipedia:roots manuva\|Roots Manuva]].