Everything Else, Volume 3

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Everything Else, Volume 3 is a DVD collection of all the holiday toons from 2006, all the big toons and shorts from 2006 and 2007 (except for Limozeen vs. sloshy and some Not Quite Strong Bad Emails), and a few episodes of Teen Girl Squad and Marzipan's Answering Machine. It also contains a bonus Limozeen: "but they're in space!" cartoon, plus an interactive "Where's The Cheat?" game. It was released on November 12, 2007.

This DVD was not available for purchase on the Shopify Store until its rerelease as a part of the Everything Else DVDs Three Disc Set compilation on March 25, 2021.

[edit] FBI Warning

The FBI warning on Volume 3 of Everything Else.

Cast (in order of appearance): Videlectrix Mascot

[edit] Transcript

{The standard FBI warning text appears on a background with constantly shifting colors.}

TEXT: Federal law provides severe civil and criminal penalties for the unauthorized reproduction, distribution or exhibition of copyrighted motion pictures, video tapes or video discs. Criminal copyright infringement is investigated by the FBI and may constitute a felony with a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

{The Videlectrix Mascot walks up, trips, then gives a thumbs up.}

[edit] Menus

[edit] Main Menu

The Main Menu

The 1980s video game theme runs throughout the entire DVD's menus.

{Cut to static on-screen and the screen distorting for several seconds before coming into full focus. The main menu has "Everything Else vol.3" flashing, the year 1982, and poorly rendered versions of Homestar Runner's and Strong Bad's heads. The colors will cycle through like an Atari 2600 game. After a while, if the viewer fails to make a decision on what to see, a Puppet Stuff scene activates.}

{The screen starts to distort and a high pitched whine is heard, like it does at the start of the DVD}

STRONG BAD: {off-screen} What the crap!?

{Cut to the Atari 2600 with the cartridge: "everything else vol. 3" inserted. Puppet Strong Bad removes the cartridge, causing the tone to stop.}

STRONG BAD: What's wrong with this stupid game?

HOMESTAR RUNNER: What's wrong here, Strong Bad?

STRONG BAD: For some reason, my used copy of a twenty year old video game won't work.

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Oh, them ol' game tapes? You gots to blow in 'em, like this! {blows a raspberry into the cartridge}

STRONG BAD: Ew...

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Now give it a shot.

STRONG BAD: Okay.

{Strong Bad inserts the cartridge back into the Atari 2600. A zapping sound is heard and the screen flashes. The screen returns to the menu, with smoke coming out of Strong Bad's head.}

STRONG BAD: WAAAH!

HOMESTAR RUNNER HEAD ON SCREEN: See, I told you it'd work.

STRONG BAD HEAD ON SCREEN: Urrg, pixel... burger...

{The smoke disappears and the cycle repeats.}

[edit] Section Menus

Each of the individual sections' menus, like the main menu, are themed after early 1980s video games. Each menu also features music reminiscent of early '80s video games.

• Toons: A loop of Homestar running in The Field and jumping over the following (in order): The Stick, a glass of melonade, Marshie, a 2-liter bottle of Mountain Dew, a floppy diskette, and the Soapbox. Music is based on the intro song.
• Shorts: The King of Town atop his castle dropping turkey legs off. Music is based on the King of Town DVD theme.
• Holidays: The Cheat running around a winter-themed maze (complete with snow and pine trees) collecting various power-ups. He collects two of each (in order): a candy cane and a present, a burger and a pair of glasses, and an Atari 2600 joystick and a football. Music is reminiscent of the theme from Senor Cardgage's commercials.
• Other Features: The heads of Strong Bad and Homestar shoot squares at each other and hide behind floating shields. No music.
• Bonus: The Limozeen spaceship shooting guitars and picking up ladies with a tractor beam. Music is based on Because, It's Midnite.

[edit] Disc Content

[edit] Toons

• Weclome Back (Mike Chapman and Matt Chapman commentary)
• Strongest Man in the World (Mike and Matt commentary)
• Date Nite (Mike and Matt commentary)
• DNA Evidence (Mike and Matt commentary)

[edit] Shorts

• 500 The Cheats (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• Summer Short Shorts (Mike and Matt commentary)
• No Hands on Deck! (Mike and Homestar Runner commentary)
• KOT's VOQPCS! (Mike, Strong Bad, and Ryan commentary)
• Drive-Thru (Mike and Strong Bad commentary)
• An Important Rap Song (Mike, Fightgar, and Matt commentary)
• One Two, One Two (Mike and Matt commentary)
• Ever and More (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)
• Quality Time with Cardboard Homestar (Mike, Homestar, and Ryan commentary)

[edit] Holidays

• Happy Hallow-day (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)
• Fan Costumes '06
• Let Us Give Tanks! (Mike and Matt commentary)
• Decemberween Short Shorts (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)

[edit] Other Features

• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2
• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 14.2
• Teen Girl Squad Issue 11 (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)
• Teen Girl Squad Issue 12 (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)
• Teen Girl Squad Issue 13 (Mike, Matt, and Ryan commentary)
• Homestar vs. Other Little Girl

[edit] Bonus

• The Limozeen Advantage
• Limozeen Thanksgiving E-Cards
• "Where's The Cheat?" game

[edit] Credits

All cartoons written and made by Mike and Matt Chapman

Voices by Matt, Mike, and Missy Palmer

DVD authoring and encoding by Ryan Sterritt

Video footage and editing by Ryan Sterritt

[edit] Limozeen: But They're in Space Contributors

Voices: Dana Swanson, Jackie Chapman and Karen Wagner

Guitar: J. Christopher Arrison

[edit] Easter Eggs

• On the Toons menu, select Strongest Man in the World, then press right a few times until a hidden H*R logo lights up. Click on it to play the original Strongest Man in the World story, complete with narration.
• On the Bonus page, select the Limozeen Bonus Toon, then press right a few times until a hidden H*R logo lights up. Click on it to play Field Day Intro.
• On the Holiday menu, select Let Us Give Tanks, then press right a few times until a hidden H*R logo lights up. Click on it to play Eggs.

[edit] Fun Facts

Good graphics are now just a dipswitch away

[edit] Trivia

• This is the first Everything Else DVD to include a Play All feature on the main menu.
• The screenshots inside the case are rendered in Atari 2600 graphics rather than the usual Flash.

[edit] Remarks

• The H*R logo that is typically used to access the Easter eggs in any toon is rendered in pixelated style.

[edit] Inside References

• The jacket picture, which is shown when the DVD is stopped, refers to the Peasant's Quest Preview Easter egg.
• The Videlectrix mascot's animations (and music) are directly lifted from Population: Tire.
• The main menu claims that this was released in 1982.

[edit] Real-World References

• The case is modeled after the cases of video games produced by Activision in the early 1980s.
• The Shorts menu is based on the Activision game Kaboom!.
• The Holidays menu is modeled after Namco's Dig Dug.
• The Other Features menu appears to be a cross between Pong and Warlords.
• The Bonus menu depicts a scenario similar to both Defender and Scramble.

[edit] Fast Forward

• The Bonus screen later becomes footage of a mini-game that can be played in Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 3: Baddest of the Bands under the name "Limozeen's Hot Babelien Odyssey".
• The menus for SBCG4AP Collector's DVD would also be done in the style of Atari 2600.

[edit] External Links

• forum thread re: "Everything Else, Volume 3"