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"Give it up for the popular music stylings of... sloshy?"

sloshy does the Super Bowl halftime show.

Cast (in order of appearance): sloshy, Strong Sad

Places: Strong Bad's Basement

Date: Sunday, February 3, 2008

Running Time: 1:33

Page Title: Futbol Americano en Espanol!

Contents

Transcript

ANNOUNCER: And now, ladies and gentlemen, for your halftime entertainment and delight, please give it up for the popular musical stylings of {surprised} sloshy?

{audience groans}

{Strong Sad is seated on the couch in the basement, wearing his sloshy t-shirt, watching the program.}

SLOSHY: Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
American football championship! (Game!)
American football championship! (Game!)
American football championship! (Game!)
American football championship! (Game!)

{Strong Sad begins to nod rhythmically to the music.}

SLOSHY: I've got no money riding on this one! (He's got no money riding on this one.)
I've got no money riding on this one! (He's got exactly zero dollars riding on this one.)
I've got no money riding on this one! (None.)
I've got no money riding on this one!

{Strong Sad raises his right index finger in the air, closes his eyes, and nods more intently.}

SLOSHY: Oh, American football championship game!
American football championship game!
American football championship game!
America! America! America! America!
Game! (Game.)

AUDIENCE: {Cheers}

SECOND SLOSHY MEMBER: We played soccer in highschool.

STRONG SAD: Woooo! {lifts up his shirt revealing the sloshy logo on his chest}

{Strong Sad gets hit in the head with a soccer ball.}

{The audience on the TV hold up cards with the sloshy logo}

Easter Eggs

  • Click on the Telebision screen at the end of the toon, and the Sloshy logo will turn into a Chuck Taylor sneaker.

Fun Facts

Explanations

  • The lyrics about having no money riding on this refers to the common practice of betting on the Super Bowl.
  • Outside the United States, soccer is known as football (except in Ireland, Australia, and Canada).

Remarks

  • The page title translates to "American Football in Spanish!"
  • Strong Sad now has a blinking animation.

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