The Dark Side of Hey Arnold! - Rhonda (Episode 5) 

Thank you, my guy!! I couldn’t have done it without you. 😁 my voice needed that break.

Love both of your content, was a nice surprise hearing you jump in the video

Rosa park was a plant. Claudette was the real victim. Plus blacks have put us back in wanting segregation. Like they literally are demanding segregation now. It also wasn’t bold in the 90s. We didn’t have racism in schools then. Plus no, most kids did not get the Rosa park reference at all. Kids will focus on the glasses thing.

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​@@DuskTillShawnAfter watching the previous episodes about Helga and Harold I'm starting to see a pattern of characters that care a lot about their reputation for different reasons.

I dunno. I feel like there's a good ending for Curly. He's clearly an energetic, passionate, eccentric, so I think he'd do well in some kind of artistic or theatrical career. Also, he's like 8 and has an elementary school crush, I don't think he can be judged that harshly.

The dude straight up committed the plot to a generic blackmail Hentai manga. That could have easily been a prison sentence if he took it any farther.

@@doutchebags He's still 8 years old. So no, it wouldn't.

@@hoarsebard You clearly don't understand blackmail laws, even between minors. On top of consent laws, even for something as basic as compensated dating. That kiss alone could be enough for a lawsuit if she was willing to tell her parents at the risk of them finding out what she did.

@@doutchebagsmy guy he’s 8 I hope you don’t have kids jeez

It's a kid's show, what do you expect?

@@robinkholmes7127 I wasn't expecting anything, just pointing out how funny it was.

I always wondered what happened to her when she grew up?

@@ThespeedrapShe fell in love with Harold but because it went against her social cues, she ditched him and married a wealthy welsh man, continuing her family’s generational wealth and lineage

@@Sasha-vb3mh Who knows most of these shows are fictional people so it's up to everyone's imagination.

I need Jesus. But pretty sure he hates me.

I know How you feel, but Jesus dosent hate you end he dosent hate anybody dont lose faith in him end yourself.​@@WonderlustThing

​@@WonderlustThing Oh no sir or ma'am please dont think that! Jesus is one with his father. Jesus' father is God. God is love. Jesus is love. Pure love! God and Jesus hate sin, but they love the sinner. They don't like the bad actions of a person but they love that person. Jesus doesn't hate you! If He did He would not have died for you. Jesus knew about everything wrong you would ever do, but He still died to being you back into the family and restore your value. Go someplace where you are alone, and pray to Jesus and tell Him you need Him and that you want to be back into His family. Say sorry for the things you have done and He will forgive you! Never think that it's to late for you because God is faithful and will always care about you. God bless you sir or ma'am, Jesus loves you so so much!

​@@WonderlustThingPsalm 86:15 "But you, my Lord, are full of compassion and mercy; you are very patient and full of faithful love."

​@@WonderlustThing There's another scripture I feel called to share with you. 1 Timothy chapter 1 verse 15-16 "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief. Howbiet for this cause I recieved mercy, that in me first Jesus Christ might show forth all long suffering, for a pattern to them which should hereafter believe on Him unto life everlasting". This scripture means, that Christ Jesus came to save sinner. That is a fact and should be accepted by all people. And that the writer was the worst. (The writer is Paul, who before having an encounter with Jesus Christ, hated Christian's and would kill them.) But He was given mercy, so that others in the future can look back and see how wonderful God is and how merciful He is based of his forgiveness and love of the writer. God is love, and He uses that forgiveness and love that He has toward the writer to show us that even if we did bad stuff in the past, we can change to a life of Christ. There are sometimes where you might make a mistake, even after you are saved and are righteous, you just have to talk to God about it say you're sorry and share your heart with Him. It wont all be easy but God will be with you every step of the way. He is good and He is on you're side, so talk to Him please. He loves you, He loves everybody so much. You are wanted by God! You can talk to Him. He will always love you!

Same, I would’ve loved making her a permanent resident of the boarding house too. Rugrats had this sort of continuity with Dil and Kimmy and hell Susie was canonically a character that moved into the neighborhood. It’s not even like there wasn’t a precedent for this in Hey Arnold either given Lila’s very existence.

Interestingly while she's trying to keep up appearances she does lie about dropping a contact did she make up contacts or is she actually wearing contacts and only lied about dropping one

⁠@@lahlybird895it’s mentioned in the glasses episode that she isn’t allowed to wear contacts which makes the lack of consequences continuity wise for Rhonda so frustrating for me

@@Chimeragui maybe she got her parents to change their minds

@lahlybird895 I was thinking about this mixed with a The original comments and your reply as well as comments about her parents. I truly believe it’d only take one snooty comment from her mother’s friends or even peers for her to suddenly think contacts are a great idea. Which in all honesty i despise that idea.

That arc wouldve been perfect to explore in their high school years

Some weird female friends of mine actually a lot of them. Say they prefer dating non attractive men or at least never more attractive than them. These women are insecure.

​​@@SaiOkami777 I agree, I think Chris's idea at first was to have Harold and Rhonda become a "couple" but he gave up and made her "stay" with Curly and Harold with Big Patty, the prom scene in the Day of the Lie episode seems to be a final verdict in this story on Chris's part

I always found her attraction to Harold odd at first. He was a certified bully (I understand why he was throughout the series) he did have good character development which is why I enjoyed Hey Arnold so much!

It's one thing that Harold isn't appealing on the outside but he sucks 90% of the time on the inside too. He's stupid and mean so wtf is this attractive rich girl into him for besides the fact that it's to lash out at her upbringing?

And let's not forget his heroic effort in giving Hitler a wedgie.

Pookie bullied Steely Phil? Gasp

you forgot serving during world war 2

@@GOLDHAJIKVONGOLA yeah. Grandpa once gave Hitler a wedgie.

Yeah he punched Hitler​@@GOLDHAJIKVONGOLA

People need to see these bully characters, they're great cautionary tales

Yeah shes vain and arrogant but you never really got the idea that she would hurt someone on purpose

yeah she's in the middle of the rich spoiled girl stereotype she wasn't as mean as Pacifica but she's not kind and loyal like Charlotte La Bouff just the type of personality you'd expect from a spoiled kid

Absolutely, it always reads like behavior that she could and probably would grow out of. You can tell she's a decent kid overall.🎉

I always did bc of how she treated others, was a spoiled brat and never had any lasting character development and just went back to her selfish ways.

Yeah Rhonda’s family screams Old Money. However, they have some new money traits as Rhonda tends to brag about most aspects of their wealth. Most old money folks traditionally didn’t brag about their except to exclude the new money wealth.

It also explains why Rhonda's parents are a bit dumb and have no idea the value of an actual dollar. While they aren't super rich, more like upper-middle class to high class, they have the expectations of the 1% due to how their grandparents and parents were. When flat out offered a job Buckley has no idea how to respond other than 'I'll think about it' because, lets face it...he'd probably be fired from it since he has literally no skills. No people skills, no money skills, no physical skills, nothing. Rhonda needs to break from the cycle and start learning how to do things and when she's 16 get an actual job.

I think Rhonda takes the bus to be with the other kids and socialize/brag, or to hang with Nadine. Other than that, everything else is most likely right.

@@robertbarrows6687exactly they may not be as wealthy as new money but they have enough money to keep their lifestyle going in a way that doesn’t require work. Now some old money types do go into philanthropy or a creative venture because the money allows them the freedom to be creative or devote time to a cause but the Lloyd’s stereotypical attitude is more common. I actually kinda wished they expanded on Rhonda being poor as a two parter because one of the sour notes of that episode is that she immediately reverts back to being a snob at least in other episodes Rhonda does grow a little bit in each one. Heck I would’ve gagged if Rhonda grew a spine in the jungle movie because when pushed Rhonda could get shit done.

I always wondered why she went to public school instead of a private one.

Only difference is, if a Greek god did it, there'd be no sorry lol.

Fantastic comment! I love it

Damn it, Kronos!

A Modest Proposal

@@labyrinthgirl17 If a Greek god did it, the egg would somehow kill them from the inside and lead a revolution.

And Arctic cold in the winter.

He lives in a foreign country tho, so probably even in the summer it won't reach 27 degrees

@@rizkiramadhan9266 you would be surprised how warm it can get in places like the Bronx, especially when you're standing under a window in the sunlight. It's like standing under a magnifying glass.

@@AceLM92 really? Does it get as hot as 30?

yeah i forgot to add winter. how is he not sick? lol @@AceLM92

Facts 💯💯💯

I’ve always wanted to be friends with Patty she was super sweet and it’s a shame she didn’t have more episodes I always looked forward to her episodes.

Phoebe and Patty, a lot of the time they're the people that make Helga and Ronda likeable.

I get the feeling that the reason Patty is so sweet and soft spoken is that as the strongest girl in the cast and likely the strongest fourth grader after Torvald, she doesn’t need to secure her place in the pecking order like Helga or even Harold Hell the series makes it abundantly clear that she can easily kick both of their asses, and technically did kick Helga’s at least once, despite them being the prominent bullies hence why both make a point to not fuck with her if they can help it A small dog barks incessantly while a large dog will send a message with little more than a growl

Same, I’ve always loved Patty

Yeah

Still waiting for his episode of the Dark Side of Hey Arnold, cause yeah, he fits the serial killer vibe in every aspect

Hopefully he'll have an early intervention to prevent it. I'm surprised Miss Bliss overlooked him but noticed Helga.

​​@@MasterVenik I wonder if he'd (Shaun) bring up the episode where Curly straight up went insane and locked himself in the principles office just because he wasn't chosen to put away a bag of dodgeballs, since I believe he has already, and that's one of the episodes were I think Curly was at his most unhinged.

@@isolated_illustrationsShaun talked about that episode in the first The Dark Side Of….!

Rhonda should have smacked him for kissing her, he crossed the line & that should have been framed as what ruined the illusion & grossed everyone out. An instant karma kinda scenario. Curly was a jerk & he should have given her the photos back, & then they could have had a more "mutual" breakup. It could have been funny if he admitted that he was selfish, the timing was wrong, etc., typical things someone might say during a real breakup. Curly isnt a very deep character & doesnt need to be, but he should have been able to recognize that their fake relationship was killing any hopes he ever had for a real one. Curly doesnt have to change who he is to get some perspective on his behavior. Even if he went right back to creeping on her, he should have promised to do it in a more courtly & respectful manner, & "wear her down the old-fashioned way".

I didn't see the gravity of the situation as a child, now it hits harder

the episode was a parody of can't buy me love

Yes times were really different because how does nobody see the issue with a boy forcibly kissing a girl and said girl running to the bathroom crying saying she’ll put up with it so she won’t be an outcast.

@@hhh1234h yeah if this went on today Curly would definitely be put in prison

Nah.. alcoholics are garbage. Her mother would just drink the money for glasses, abandon the family, deny the actual need, or would have forgotten about it. Never trust them for anything

Neglect vs unrealistic expectations

Nah, alcoholics are garbage ppl & would have been worse. Was my last comment deleted or something?

Did they ever consider that glasses can also be used as a fashion statement? Why pick a nerdy looking one?

Because plot@@Emigdiosback

Haha right? When I was in school, all the cool kids sat in the back (or whatever opposite side of the room the teacher's desk was).

True, usually everyone loves the back because last out and love of the bounce every time the bus goes over a bump

​@@shadowguy321 you also get away with more stuff and can curse.

The heat was also somewhat towards the back

The heat was also somewhat towards the back

It's a pretty big cast, it's inevitable that some got lost in the mix

Everyone would love Arnold he’s an awesome person

@@oooh19i mean in the school play episode, Rhonda & Arnold were supposed to have a kiss scene. And she looked VERY interested

Yeah I always thought that too

She always gave that vibe, I felt.

Later episodes show that her parents are kind of dumb, not knowing what recycling is and the dad working but not really understanding his job

I didn't even know the fake glasses trend existed that long ago. For some reason, I just thought it was started by hipsters in the early 2010s.

Depending on the prescription of glasses, they can really distort one’s face and easily make a person super insecure. I first was prescribed extremely high prescription glasses in 7th grade and they distorted the hell out of my eyes and mid face. I had such bad eyesight I couldn’t function without them anymore, and I was very self conscious. When I first started contacts in college, people were literally stunned by what my face actually looked like. So it’s really not as simple as most people make it sound. It’s a object distorting ur face that you have to wear everyday. Designer or not, It can seem really big as a child….

@@ToriOfTheNile true, ive worn glasses since the 2nd grade and i hated wearing them. My issue is her parents acted like children, that you cemented that glasses are wrong for her, on top of the issues children already have with glasses. If her mom wasnt also a 4th grader about the issue she could have guided her through it better.

Also shows that every kid based social rule is kind of dumb a lot of the time

@@robinkholmes7127 Agreed!

Same

She's Spoiled Sweet

@@SunGodNika-bi2jr For sure.

I actually briefly dated a guy like Curly in high school. 5 years later, I'm still dealing with the consequences. There were absolutely red flags present that I ignored at the time because I just thought he was "misunderstood and geeky". Always trust your instincts and never ignore red flags

@@awkwardbean1504 I hope everything ends well because these dudes are the worse. I also met a dude who was just like Curly in college our only interaction was that we did one group project together, and he stalked me for a full semester...

Curly is a total mess. It's not just the episode with Rhonda; the kid is running around letting zoo animals loose and blockading himself in the principals office

And dressing up as a ghost bride to scare the s**t out of the regular group@@rocketsfan05

​@@rocketsfan05 his elaborate plan to frame Eugene for pulling the fire alarm

And honestly I think she suffers the most from it With Harold at least, the return to status quo was actually _the whole point_ of an episode (his insecurity regarding his weight leading to him gaining weight and subsequently having to work to lose the fat he had gained) and the other major developments in his character (his aptitude test, his bar mitzvah, befriending a woman and her cat and his aspirations of being a butcher leading to him becoming Mr Green’s apprentice) shook up continuity so little that they could be kept and no one watching would’ve even noticed (not like Thurston would be randomly brought up in casual conversation anyway) Really the only major point of continuity is that Harold is Jewish which actually _does_ get brought up but _only_ in the two episodes when this point plays a central role and while, yes, it does suck that it’s only brought up in these two episodes specifically; at the very least this limited continuity doesn’t actually hurt him as a character and arguably helps him With Rhonda however, not only was there no reason why her development needed to be rolled back but two of the major instances of this (her wearing glasses and her family living in the boarding house) were arguably things that rolling back actually hurt her as a character in my honest opinion

American cartoons aren't known for character development. That's why so many American kids at the time fell in love with anime where they actually grew with the characters.

My hot take is she never actually learns a lesson. She doesnt reflect on her actions and go 'oh, it was wrong of me to make the geeks sit in the back, reguardless of whether im a geek myself'. Her 'development' is exclusively self serving. She doesnt care about other people, she doesnt develop empathy, she only cares about causes that specifically re-elevate her to whatever status and treatment she desires Just my interpretation though based on the clips used in the video!!! I havent seen the episodes in their full in a very long time.

@@abbystarheart1 Hey Arnold is arguably the best Nicktoon of all time that imparts gems worth of life lessons. Rhondas is a character study of how a lack of self-introspection and personal accountability leads to stunted growth. She compensates for her deficient character traits through materialism and elitism while being hollow and insular from within. Alot of legitimate people embody the psychological (or perhaps spiritual) pathology Rhonda exhibits.

You can see the shirts collar as well so I knew it was a shirt, I just thought it was weird that Arnold wore two shirts all the time.

@@charlesbennett7484 Yeah, I think I noticed the collar was the same colour and pattern as the bit at the bottom, I don't remeber,. It either didn't register, or I just assumed the sweater collar matched the ''kilt''. I remeber being taken by surprise when he pulled it up in the episode and it was all one piece.

............................what? o_______________O

I am surprised that so many people thought about what Arnold was wearing so much. I was in an older child when I watched this (born in 83 and I watched this when it aired originally on Nick.) I think I just assumed that it was Arnold's version of tying a flannel shirt around his waist which was a pretty common thing then - and man was it a great way to hid it if you got your period and there was a stain. Not that that has anything to do with Arnold lol!

I remember watching that scene as a kid

I hear you, but how is his obsession any different from Helga's?

​@@kyngsolomonwhile I do think people are being somewhat unfair to curly, afterall he is a kid and kids do fucked up things sometimes, the real problem lies in them not learning those lessons which we see curly show hes capable of doing in the curly's girl episode. His obsession is different than Helga's cause he actively forces her into a relationship, helga doesnt do that. Both are unhealthy of course though.

A very sweet, heartfelt message, thank you🥰

An apology isn't just the words "I'm sorry" it's the actions to prove it as well. And I feel Rhonda doing the right thing is already in a way an apology too. I have been bullied a lot as a kid, never got an apology ever... and I doubt that if they would have apoloized to me that I believed them... To me Rhonda's actions may not excuse her behavior but to me it speaks more than a bully telling me they're sorry.

Literally my old best friend and me.. 🙃 I guess I was Nadine cuz I didn't have the bougie life and was more drawn to the "geek/kick-back" crowds watever I jus sit on RU-vid now lol

Damn near

She don't have "emotional intelligence "

That's the problem with cartoons of the era is that they are isolated and things sort of 'reset' so each episode is digestible by itself without having to see the entire series. This was a product of cable TV and needing reruns to be successful and it is easier to keep attention when an episode airing isn't one from halfway through a season of a big overarching plot/development. If the series had been made today with the abundance of streaming services where one could watch in order any time someone wanted then it'd likely be ba series where past episodes have st least some relevance to each subsequent episode and developments would carry over.

​@@TaskMaster5I think it would be intriguing if Hey Arnold! got a reboot in the future where it would have more consistent continuity and development if it's written well.

@@leebulger7112 Wouldn't work in this era. Hey Arnold is a product of the 90s created by adults influence by the Civil Rights Era. Arguably the most prosperous time in American history which says little considering how terrible race relations and gender disparities were.

That is the thing kids can change but not really lol. 😂

That's sweet besides other trying to mooch luck off of him

“You know, I was born on Friday the 13th! And look at me, I turned out just fine! 🤗*crashes and falls off bike*……I’m okay…😵‍💫” Love that headcanon idea of yours. Eugene deserves some good luck 🍀💯

I remember those times. I had an existential crisis when the school nurse recommended I wear glasses.

Oh yes, having glasses was literally the end of the world as a child. My parents first blamed me, even though my doctor insisted I was sitting close to the tv because I couldn’t see it, and my self esteem that was already in the gutter was brought to hell by my classmates.

🤣 so true

Oh naaaaaaaah Gerald's tongue is sharp 🤣🤣🤣

Holly shit, I didn't notice that

My friends and I always sat in the back on the bus ride home because, being easy targets for bullying, the back seat was the safest spot for us. The times have changed, I guess.

He did, it was invisible ink. At least that’s what I would do.

Yea but maybe since Rhonda and Harold are opposites it could work also as you grow up age differences mean less

Big Patty actually beat Helga up twice in the janitor's closet in just one episode called Ms Perfect. She wanted to beat up Helga again in the episode Helga vs Big Patty. But Arnold saves the day by convincing Big Patty to change her mind. So instead Big Patty tricks the whole school into thinking she really did whale on Helga.

That is what I meant. She beat up Helga twice in Ms Perfect. ​

I think you're reading into that too much.

Even if the OP "read too much into it" their interpretation is still valid because it is supported by evidence

​@@logangustavsonexcept its not cause Harold never does anything to the egg again and never shows abusive tendencies outside being kind of a bully sometimes, but thats not even something that was really relevant at that point in the show cause he grew out of that in earlier seasons.

I can't believe I never thought about that! Great point.

Another reason why I want this show to come back

It would also explain why she treated Patty harshly. It doesn’t justify it but it does make sense that she would feel jealous and feel awkward around her especially when she excelled at something she thought she would pass with no effort.

Preach! I used to hate him even as a kid

his character could've been changed and done justice he was funny but also annoying but that when I realized before the episode Rhonda "inspired the geeks" He started acting all different and actually became a major character, he could've been an actual character with a good story instead he's just this weird quirky guy who harasses her I thought they could've made an episode where they show how Rhonda changed him because she kinda did if you think about it Curly never expressed himself before Rhonda became glasses girl

I definitely see that.They definitely put the focus too much on Curly to make him sympathetic here, hence why Rhonda's fairly reasonable desire to get back her old life, which she only lost because of Curly's blackmail, comes off as manipulation. I will say, she probably could have not shouted at Curly in front of the entire class, that didn't help her image and she might have had an easier time regaining her popularity if she had kept this on the down low. Understandable frustration on her end, but that didn't help.

Believe me if this episode were to air today people on social media will have a field day

@@WeirdWonderful the episode where they pretended to date just did such a bad job at handling BOTH of their characters 😂 like maybe Curly shouldn't have tried to blackmail and harass her 💀

They all may be 9 but they acted like teenagers, so "pathetic" is a good word to use here.

idk if this still happens to little kids or not but it definitely doesnt happen when you get into middle/high school. i got glasses in 10th grade and nobody gave a shit, if anything people were complimenting me and telling me how cute i looked with them, and i was extremely unpopular in school. i was way more likely to get bullied for my "weird" fashion sense as opposed to my glasses. but even in elementary i don't ever remember kids getting bullied for having glasses.

@@Zacman1123 You must know an absurdly large amount of immature teenagers, because no the hell they did not. Not even close.

Yeah but a lot of it was on Arnold and Helga

@@cakes3958 not really

Everyone, even in Cartoons, needs to have something to talk about in Life

glad to have you back my boy

@@unviewerrandom4792 Was he gone?

Well I already subscribed but I will also like the video

@@CharlietheWarlock Ok

Very interesting 🍿🤔

All the young girls in Hey Arnold were very insecure except for the Grandma she was cool though😎

I feel like Stinky's deep dive will be amazing. He's so great, one of my favorite characters.

All the characters wore the same thing 😅

Same here, also a therapist who loves these analyses!

It isn't all that weird when one is self absorbed and entitled. That sort of thing happens every day.

Good lord. I am seriously so sorry you had to go through that- but so profoundly happy it didn’t go worse than. Glad it’s just a bad memory and not a hardcore trauma, friend. Hope things are better for you.

I dated someone who had gone through a similar experience, it ended very poorly for her and she's been in a constant battle with depression since. (Since before I met her.) It was very hard to always be there for her. I am so sorry you had to go through that. It pains me to know people like exist in our world. But I am also so thankful it did not go beyond what that monster intended to do. Please do keep yourself safe. I wish you the absolute best and safe and happy life and nothing less. Absolutely nothing less.

What the fuck do you MEAN this guy was so stupid he told YOUR MOTHER he wanted to sexually abuse you?! I'm not calling you a liar but fucking hell.

Hey you can do it! I tried for so many years and someone once said to me “it’s a matter of wanting to quit more than you want to smoke” may sound like obvious advice but it really helped me every time I got a craving because I knew I would rather quit than face the eventual consequences as well as be disappointment in myself had I continued. Best of luck!!

@@melaniegrace7707 Thank you. Still doing it. I think I've quit it. Life just feels so boring now... but I guess I can now live longer. Yay for me (I think).

Back then that's how you interacted. Women were a lot tougher back then.

@@Jaiden_Anime_Shuns I’ve dealt with being creeped on after making it clear multiple times I wasn’t interested. It wasn’t a matter of being “tougher” or not, guys should know when to take the L and leave a girl alone, especially when they’re trying to be nice about it like I was despite being extremely uncomfortable.

@@Jaiden_Anime_ShunsRhonda is literally 9 what the fuck

@stellastargazer1111 Yeah and I was too around that age. Kids did that. Not worse than what they do now

​@@Jaiden_Anime_ShunsYour point? It still doesn't make it right and just means that things need to change. I hope you're not influencing young kids with that attitude.

I agree

@@padfoot7137 glad to hear it, and what house are you in?

Every other kid in the class avoids him besides sometimes Arnold? Curly is the kid everyone avoided because our gut instinct told us something was wrong with them. I always wonder what happens to kids like that as adults.

@@robinkholmes7127 to be completely honest, curly is the kind of person that would end up, reenacting columbine, or would end up turning into someone like Btk. If that dude didn't get the several years of therapy, he very clearly needs, bad things would be in his future.

Older I got, the more I saw curly working for the government in [REDACTED] experiments. Like he created vault-tec or MK-ultra II or he’s the reason behind the 2016 election and that president I wish people would stop referring to by name.

This hurts to know lol

I was Nadine. Lol

For some reason Nadine and Phoebe were very similar given their friendship with rich spoiled brats like Helga and Rhonda at least they wrote a what if Phoebe skips to the 6th grade episode but Nadine didn't get nothing.

I guess Arnold was taught right by his grandparents unlike Rhonda and Helga that were spoiled by their parents.

I think his Grandparents are pretty charitable with the rent, though. There was an episode where his grandparents asked him to collect the rent and the boarders gave him a bunch of IOUs.

If he begins to run out, I hope they start covering D-tier or E-tier characters like the bus driver 🤣

OMG same! (Rhonda Goes Broke & Curly's Girl are the only Rhonda-centric episodes that I dislike, and I still have yet to see the one where she goes to a behavior school with Patty)