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Summary

Strong Bad Email #66

Tori from Virginia and Texas wants to know why Homestar isn't funny anymore. Strong Sad has chicken pox.

Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Homestar Runner, Pom Pom, The Poopsmith, Marshie, The Cheat (easter egg), Strong Sad (easter egg)

Transcript

STRONG BAD: Email, women, email, girls! Email, women, email, girl!

{reading}

Dear Strong Bad,

My friends and I are at a volleyball
tounament and we were wondering how
come homestar never does anything
funny anymore?

your friend,
Tori From VA, TX

{Strong Bad reads "VA, TX" as "Virginia, and Texas. Respectively."}

STRONG BAD: {typing} Anymore Tori? I wasn't aware that guy did anything funny. Ever. But if you want to see Homestar so bad, why don't we check out what he's doing right now. We'll see how it measures up to say, me kicking the cheat into Strong Sad with the chicken pox.

{The screen cuts into static, then goes to Homestar hosting his very own "The Show". With him are PomPom and The Poopsmith.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: But it turned out I didn't die. {canned laughter} So, once again, I'd like to welcome the Poopsmith and PomPom onto the show. Gentlemen: hands on buzzers. {PomPom and the Poopsmith glance at each other; there are no buzzers} The Poopsmith for 500 points: Would you care to share with us some of your polictical views? {The Poopsmith brings out a sign that says "Hey, um, I'm gonna go now." He walks off.} And PomPom, for the block. Do you agree? {PomPom bubbles and bounces off. Canned applause.} Alright, that's 162 points for each of you. We'll be right back with round two after these important words from these important messages.

{A little ditty is played and a title screen is shown saying "We'll be right back." Marshie shows up for a Fluffy Puff Marshmallow Commercial.}

MARSHIE: Hey guys {pronounced 'juys'}! You'd best eaten a whole mess of Fluffy Puff Marshmallows! You won't think twice with a couple of them stuffed in each cheek! They make my morning shiver with flavor, shiver with flavor! I'll say it twice! This is gettin' great {great is reverbed}! Fluffy Puff Marshmallows! "The first one to eat a million, wins."

{Back to the show}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Alright. Welcome back to the show. {he pronounces it "shaow"} And now, I choose to recite a list. {pulls out some cue cards} Ahem. "tetherball". "Olympic race". "sparkling". "Tim Duncan". "Wisconsin". "a book of matches". "next week". "a lot of money". "witch's brew"---

{static cuts back to Strong Bad at his computer}

STRONG BAD: Oh. {typing} Problematic. You know it's been awhile since I've kicked the Cheat, but I guarantee it'd be comedic gold compared to that mish-mash. And what's with that flying mushroom he's always advertising for. I can't understand a word that guy says. {stops typing} Anyways, Tori, lemme know how the volleyball tounament turns out. Touns out. Learn to spell.

{The Paper comes down}

Easter Eggs

  • When you see Homestar with his cue cards, you can click on them to see what they actually say.
    • They say:
      • Pom Pom-Round yellow one
      • Poopsmith-Smelly one
      • Homestar-You
  • At the very end you can click on the words "kicked the cheat" to see The Cheat and Strong Sad waiting for Strong Bad.

Fun Facts

  • Main Page 19 was made after this e-mail.
  • When Strong Bad says "What's with that flying mushroom he's always advertising for?", he's referring to Marshie, the flying marshmallow who appeared in an advertisement during Homestar's show.
  • Near the end, when Homestar is reciting a list of words, he says "Witch's Brew." This is a reference to the "Pumpkin Carve-nival" holiday toon.
  • When Homestar says "Pom Pom for the block," it's a reference to the game show "Hollywood Squares".
  • Homestar's microphone looks just like Bob Barker's from "The Price is Right"
  • Strong Bad actually makes a grammar mistake in his email. He doesn't put a question mark after "What's with that flying mushroom he's always advertising for."

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