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Recorded from a standard-definition cable television broadcast: Zorak's video game controller runs out of juice during an exciting game of "Pasta Grandmas: Eat! Eat!", causing Brak to reflect on the many different kinds of juice. Brak gets two "Brak's Comedy Jokes" segments, meaning he gets to answer the question, "How many people does it take to screw in a lightbulb?", then ask the question, "Doctor, what are you doing?" "Zorak's Poetry Beat" puts the spotlight on Mary Ann Shipley, "one of the great poets of Minnesota," and her work, "Don't Cha Know Bout The Tractor Pull." This episode is sponsored by Uncle Flappy's Horse Pellets; if I'm reading the box correctly, the blurb reads, "Gluey says, 'I'm fortified with broken glass and sand!'"
Bonus features are a Web Check for the game "Level Up: Creeping Doom," a "Ninjago - Masters of Spinjitzu" promo, and a promo for Cartoon Network's Birthday Party, airing Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012.
EXTRA BONUS: "Wreck-It Ralph" premiered in theaters that week, and I've included a commercial that almost gave me whiplash when it suddenly stopped being a "Wreck-It Ralph" ad.
Recorded from a standard-definition cable television broadcast: Zorak's video game controller runs out of juice during an exciting game of "Pasta Grandmas: Eat! Eat!", causing Brak to reflect on the many different kinds of juice. Brak gets two "Brak's Comedy Jokes" segments, meaning he gets to answer the question, "How many people does it take to screw in a lightbulb?", then ask the question, "Doctor, what are you doing?" "Zorak's Poetry Beat" puts the spotlight on Mary Ann Shipley, "one of the great poets of Minnesota," and her work, "Don't Cha Know Bout The Tractor Pull." This episode is sponsored by Uncle Flappy's Horse Pellets; if I'm reading the box correctly, the blurb reads, "Gluey says, 'I'm fortified with broken glass and sand!'"
Bonus features are a Web Check for the game "Level Up: Creeping Doom," a "Ninjago - Masters of Spinjitzu" promo, and a promo for Cartoon Network's Birthday Party, airing Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012.
EXTRA BONUS: "Wreck-It Ralph" premiered in theaters that week, and I've included a commercial that almost gave me whiplash when it suddenly stopped being a "Wreck-It Ralph" ad.
