The craziest thing is that this is a Mandela effect. I actually re-watched the hey Paula show, and she actually said "you need to tell him I worked my ass off, my ass off Jeff."
Me in my car with nothing but the radio and my thoughts as company, suddenly remembering this episode with no clear trigger for the memory: …wait, is this supposed to be an allegory of racism?
Timmy, his parents, and everyone else in Demsdale all look like grey ghosts when Timmy wished everyone was the same which turns out to be a really bad idea 😈💡! At least Danny Phantom doesn't mistake them for actual ghosts from the Ghost Zone!
Someone should upload that little music when he squiggles slower than intended off the screen when he gets up to quickly find Cosmo and Wanda. It still comes up in my mind on occasions. Also I just realized there's a PURE WHITE paper on the table.
Such is the struggle of an American youth, to be compelled by his strong sense of justice to seek equality and fairness for all, only to be offset by his inner need to stand out as a unique individual, rooted in his equally strong insecurities.
*Wakes up next to partner from one night stand "damn last night was awesome" "It sure was darling" *Eyelashes fall off "Wait a minute" *Rubs off lipstick "Oh my god"
God this episode was a good example of how good the characters could be before they were ruined. Like how the mom played a bigger role in this episode, they dad wasn't a complete moron. Cosmo wasnt completely obnoxious.
@@mongoose1billion Rarely Shows break that rule in some way, Take Ed Edd n Eddy for example (i may be wrong but that's the only example i remember) it takes Great ideas and stories to Survive, and sadly not many shows could have those traits.
@@michaelg4981Not really. In the test pilots, he was even smarter than Wanda. In Season 1, they were equally stupid. Remember the episode, “Power Mad”? Cosmo described himself and Wanda as “two halves of a whole idiot”, something Wanda didn’t deny.
