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'''The Homestar Runner''' is the [[Old-Timey]] version of [[Homestar Runner]]. His primary interest is in finding something to eat during the [[Wikipedia:Great Depression|Great Depression]] along with [[Old-Timey Marzipan]] and [[Fat Dudley]]. He is frequently pitted against [[Old-Timey Strong Bad]], who is typically unsuccessful at foiling The Homestar Runner's efforts. He has been kicking an old [[Can of Water Soup]] around ever since his dog "worshed" away in the storm of '28. | '''The Homestar Runner''' is the [[Old-Timey]] version of [[Homestar Runner]]. His primary interest is in finding something to eat during the [[Wikipedia:Great Depression|Great Depression]] along with [[Old-Timey Marzipan]] and [[Fat Dudley]]. He is frequently pitted against [[Old-Timey Strong Bad]], who is typically unsuccessful at foiling The Homestar Runner's efforts. He has been kicking an old [[Can of Water Soup]] around ever since his dog "worshed" away in the storm of '28. | ||
| - | The Homestar Runner can play "a mean [[Washboard|worshboard]]" and appears to have incredible aim when firing a spitball out of a straw. He was able to peg [[Stinkoman]] in the eye from a great distance in [[20X6 vs. 1936]]. While he seems to like most of the characters he meets, he dislikes [[Sickly Sam]] ( | + | The Homestar Runner can play "a mean [[Washboard|worshboard]]" and appears to have incredible aim when firing a spitball out of a straw. He was able to peg [[Stinkoman]] in the eye from a great distance in [[20X6 vs. 1936]]. While he seems to like most of the characters he meets, he dislikes [[Sickly Sam]] (their "worst friend") and [[Rumble Red]] (whom he labels a "Communist Fool"). |
The Homestar Runner apparently managed to call [[Marzipan]] using an empty soup can and a length of twine in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], even though he exists in a different era than modern-day Marzipan. | The Homestar Runner apparently managed to call [[Marzipan]] using an empty soup can and a length of twine in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], even though he exists in a different era than modern-day Marzipan. | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 11 May 2007
The Homestar Runner is the Old-Timey version of Homestar Runner. His primary interest is in finding something to eat during the Great Depression along with Old-Timey Marzipan and Fat Dudley. He is frequently pitted against Old-Timey Strong Bad, who is typically unsuccessful at foiling The Homestar Runner's efforts. He has been kicking an old Can of Water Soup around ever since his dog "worshed" away in the storm of '28.
The Homestar Runner can play "a mean worshboard" and appears to have incredible aim when firing a spitball out of a straw. He was able to peg Stinkoman in the eye from a great distance in 20X6 vs. 1936. While he seems to like most of the characters he meets, he dislikes Sickly Sam (their "worst friend") and Rumble Red (whom he labels a "Communist Fool").
The Homestar Runner apparently managed to call Marzipan using an empty soup can and a length of twine in Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2, even though he exists in a different era than modern-day Marzipan.
He is Mike Chapman's favorite character in the entire Homestar Runner body of work. Mike thinks he's a lot smarter and more aware of what's going on than modern-day Homestar. Though this may be true, The Homestar Runner does not seem to be able to either hear or understand others very well, and often responds with a flat "What?" to other characters who try to converse with him. Like his modern day counterpart, he frequently mispronounces words, saying "accumulated" as "acoomalated" and "Communist" as "Commonest".
The Brothers Chaps refer to this character as "Old Timey Homestar," "Kick the Can Homestar," or simply "Homestar". He refers to himself as "The Homestar Runner".
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Filmography
- Debut: Kick the Can
- Complete Filmography
