Billy vs. Video Games
- [Gumball, Darwin and other children walk into the library]
- Tree Librarian: Ah, even in this brutal digital world, the children of today still find solace in books. [Sips her coffee and writes something down] Truly the pen is mightier than the sword.
- [Gumball, Darwin, Tobias, and Sarah play on the library computers]
- Gumball: Dude, did you hear that? Equip the pen!
- Darwin: OKAY!
- Gumball: [BOOM! An explosion is heard in the game!] Nope, turns out the bazooka is mightier than the pen. [BOOM! Another explosion!] And the sword. Hey, Tobias! Stop camping!
- [Tobias shoots him a look]
- Darwin: USE ALT-FIRE!
- Gumball: RESPAWN!
- Billy: [Gasps] What is this dazzling juxtaposition of sound and image?
- Darwin: It's a video game.
- Billy: So these are the video games of which Mother warned me! How do they function?
- Gumball: See this dude with the muscles of a bodybuilder and the haircut of a Korean pop star? That's me. And I have to blast these monsters over here to save... stuff? [Leaves his seat] Here, try it!
- Billy: But is it not dangerous? Mother always says that video games can make one lose contact with reality. That they encourage loose behavior and violent tendencies. Much like rock and roll music, long hair, and vaccinations.
- Darwin: Um, no? They're just fun.
- Billy: Well, I suppose there's no harm in trying it once. [Chuckles] In the name of science, of course! [Sits down and starts playing] [Screaming] WHOO! THIS IS AMAZING!!
- [The camera zooms into Billy's eyes, transitioning to various video game scenes. Billy can be heard screaming and laughing off-screen]
- Billy: THE FUN! IT'S TOO MUCH! TOO MUCH! I CAN'T TAKE IT!!!
- [When the sequence stops he falls to the ground drooling rainbows]
- Darwin: What was that all about?
- Gumball: He didn't even make it past the loading screen.
- [Shows the computer screen with a loading screen]
The Meeting
- [The auditorium. Billy has a band-aid on his forehead and Felicity is speaking on stage]
- Felicity: ...and this is why, as president of the parents' association, I call for a total ban on all video games in Elmore.
- Mister Small: [Stands up] She's right! Look at what happened to Ocho since he's started gaming! [Shows a picture of Ocho to the audience]
- Harold: He doesn't look so bad.
- Mister Small: But here's what he used to look like. [He shows a picture of Jacob Hopkins. The audience gasps]
- Pentagon Father: Gaming's given my kids square eyes!
- Eggman: [Lisping] Gaming gave my daughter a speech impediment!
- Felicity: So we're all in agreement.
- [SLAM! Two silhouettes barge in!]
- Gumball and Darwin: Not everyone!
- Darwin: We are Mr. Dad and Ms. Mom!
- Gumball: [Nervously] He means Richard and Nicole Watterson. [They walk onto the stage] And we've found video games to be nothing but a positive influence on our children.
- Nicole: This is ridiculous!
- Richard: Shh! I think I'm about to say something.
- Darwin: Video games can be educational, teach puzzle solving skills, and help the growth of young imaginations.
- Nicole: [Walks up to Gumball and Darwin, furious] You two, stop this!
- Gumball: Oh, my goodness! My son Gumball has dressed up as me and attended the PTA meeting in an attempt to stop this ban! You're in big trouble, mister!
- Nicole: Okay, "Nicole." I think you should ground your son for a month.
- Gumball: Fine! Gumball, you're grounded for a month.
- Darwin: Uh, honey?
- Gumball: You're right, dear. Two months! [Stops and realizes that he is self-punishing] But, you also get a surprise pool party in your honor with pizza and-
- Nicole: Don't push it, little man.
- Felicity: Your plea has really made me think about things. Mostly that I should have locked that door. However I admire your determination. I give you three chances to prove your argument that video games can be a force for good. Meeting adjourned! [Makes a gesture] It's a gavel, they wouldn't let me use it.
- Nigel Brown: [Protectively holds a gavel]
- [Felicity repeats her gesture and three heart containers appear in the upper-left corner]
Proving Felicity Wrong
- [The Wattersons' house. Gumball's family is playing a tennis video game in the living room]
- Gumball: You see, people often say that video games are antisocial and make you unhealthy. Well, just take a look at this family sharing some sporty fun together! [Shows a game console package with a happy family on it]
- Felicity: What about that family?
- [Felicity points to Gumball's family. Richard lies on the dirty couch sipping soda and Nicole flails her remote controller around fiercely]
- Gumball: They're playing together, which is all that matters. Now. Safety first, dear little brother!
- Darwin: Of course, dear big brother! [Places the controller's strap around his wrist] The wrist strap. What was I thinking? [Flails the controller but it slips and falls directly into Anais' mouth, who starts choking] Sorry, no hand at the end of the wrist.
- Nicole: Come on, Anais, we can't lose to these slobs!
- Felicity: [Walks up to Richard] This one doesn't look very healthy at all.
- Richard: Hey, this is the body of a world class gamer! You're lucky we're not online right now or I'd be saying things I'd never say to your face!
- Nicole: Anais, take the shot!
- Anais: [Choking noises]
- Nicole: Oh, come on! [Picks up Anais and uses her as a remote]
- Gumball: [Concerned] Now, now, Mother, it's only a game!
- [Richard and Nicole exchange a few shots, until Nicole inadvertently sends Darwin flying into the TV screen]
- Game announcer: Nicole's team wins!
- Darwin: I don't wanna play anymore!
- Gumball: Um, how about we switch to a nice fishing game?
- [The family switches to a different game but ends up fighting for the controller]
- Gumball: ...well, they're fighting, so technically it's brought them closer together.
- [The first heart container vanishes and Gumball falls offscreen]
- [Gumball 'respawns' in the library. Banana Joe plays on the computer]
- Gumball: Okay. Now I'll prove video games don't make kids lose contact with reality. Hey Joe, what are you playing?
- Banana Joe: Brick Land! It's a game where you can build anything out of little bricks.
- Gumball: Very good, Joe. A game encouraging creativity.
- Banana Joe: Right now, I'm building a fireplace in my wooden house.
- [Fire is heard in the game, goats are bleating]
- Banana Joe: Oh no. Not the goats... THE GOATS ARE ON FIRE! [Screams and covers his monitor with a blanket]
- Felicity: That child has no idea what's real and what's not.
- Gumball: Yes, but you don't know it was video games that made him that way.
- Felicity: What else could have made him like that?
- [Felicity walks away and Gumball loses his second heart. Banana Bob walks in with a book in hand]
- Banana Bob: Son, son, son. Stop with this tomfoolery. The fire isn't real, I'll show you what's real. [Hands a book to Joe] Take this book, it is the key to your future.
- Banana Joe: How?
- Banana Bob: Look, [They look at a poster] "Books pave the road to your future." Come on son, let's time travel!
- [They run into the wall and splatter against it]
- [Gumball makes pointing gestures at Banana Bob and Joe, but Felicity is busy talking with the librarian]
- Tree Librarian: Yes, I agree. Children should read books and not play silly games.
- [Gumball and Felicity walk into the schoolyard, where Tina is playing on a handheld console]
- Gumball: A lot of people think that all gamers are unattractive male losers. But look at this majestic female specimen!
- Felicity: You must be joking! Look at her face, the lack of natural sunlight has given her skin like a parrot's tongue. [Gumball's arm extends to hide Tina's mouth] And the breath is like a subway in Paris. And the teeth, [He hides Tina's teeth] they're so yellow I thought they were made out of gold. And look at her tiny arms, [He hides Tina's arms] completely shriveled by the lack of exercise. And her nails? [He covers Tina's claws] I've heard of gaming addiction before, but I never thought a girl would let herself go to the point of needing a chainsaw to cut her toenails.
- Gumball: Yeah, but video games didn't turn her into a giant lizard. It comes from her dad!
- Felicity: Oh, I see. My dear, do you play video games with your father?
- Tina: Sometimes.
- Felicity: Well that explains it, video games made them both monsters. Case closed.
- [Gumball's arms retract and slap him in the face as he loses his last life. A Game Over screen appears]
- Voice: Gumball!? Respond! Gumball?! GUMBALL!!!
- [A sequence shows Felicity unplugging various devices in succession, including a TV, arcade game, and an air traffic controller's flight radar]
- Pilot: Uh, that wasn't a video game.
- [Several planes fly around erratically]
Darwin's Idea
- [The children are locked in the library]
- Gumball: [Bangs on door] But how are we supposed to entertain ourselves?!
- Felicity: You are surrounded by all the greatest classics of literature, that's all you need.
- [Gumball walks over to a table where Darwin and several other students sit in boredom]
- Leslie: [Sighs] This is more boring than having to listen to your friend's band rehearsal.
- Carrie: Or having to look at people's baby pictures.
- Darwin: Or like, edutainment.
- Everyone: Eww!
- Darwin: Okay, maybe not edutainment.
- Gumball: Wait a minute, I got it!
- [The other students excitedly look at him]
- Gumball: The answer was right under our noses. We re...discover making gross noises with our armpits! [Makes fart sounds with his armpits]
- [The other students turn dismayed and go back to being bored. Gumball joins them]
- Banana Joe: [Screams off-screen]
- Darwin: Did you hear that?
- Gumball: It's the sound of someone feeling an emotion other than boredom!
- [All students run to Banana Joe, who sits near a bookshelf reading "Grimm's Fairy Tales."]
- Banana Joe: [Looks up and sees the other students staring at him]...what?
- Gumball: You okay?
- Banana Joe: Oh! It's this darn book. It's making my hair stand on end!
- Gumball: What hair?
- Banana Joe: [Points to the top of his head] Hm?
- Gumball: Okay. What is it?
- Banana Joe: "Grimm's Fairy Tales." There's people getting eaten by wolves, poison, and some old witch getting cooked in an oven...
- Gumball: Hmm... [Scratches chin]
- Darwin: I can see you're getting an idea.
- Gumball: No no, just some leftover food on my chin.
- Darwin: Oh. Well, I have an idea! [Whispers to Gumball]
- Gumball: Hey, that's a great idea! I'm gonna pass it off as my own. [Turns to the others] Hey, I have an idea! If our parents think video games are a bad influence, let's see what they think about books! Everyone, start reading!
- [Everyone runs screaming except Darwin]
- Darwin: [Stands with crossed arms, then screams and runs]
- Gumball: Come on, let's teach our parents a lesson!
- [Everyone takes a book and runs towards the exit. The librarian stops them]
- Tree Librarian: Excuse me!
- [The tree librarian stamps their books and they calmly walk towards the door one by one. When everyone has their books they all run out, destroying the door in the process]
Books are Violent
- [Back to the auditorium, Felicity speaks again]
- Felicity: And now that we've banned video games, let's move on to the next blight on our culture: the "pop" music.
- [The pupils burst through the door and start singing "Books Are Violent."]
- Gumball: Everybody read a book, wreak havoc across the nation. Come on just have a look, there's such violent inspiration.
- Colin: "Lord of the Flies" is a book each parent cherishes! The feral kids survive, but the one with glasses perishes!
- Tobias, Carmen, Leslie: [Attack Colin]
- [Colin's egg yolk splashes the audience making them scream]
- Darwin: If you want more blood and guts give Shakespeare's plays a try. [Felicity trips over Darwin's shoes] In "Titus Andronicus," a mother gets her son served up in a pie.
- Sarah: [Holding a pie with Billy in it]
- Billy: You did this to me, Mother!
- Felicity: [Screams]
- Banana Joe: [Dressed as a vampire] Legends, myths and fairy tales, will make their readers shriek and wail.
- Sarah: [Falls unconscious]
- Banana Joe: [Takes a bite from Sarah]
- Penny: "Red Riding Hood" is pretty bizarre, [Shapeshifts into her wolf form] where a wolf dresses up as a girl's grandma.
- Patrick and Judith: [Scream]
- Alan: I've read Greek myths just like you sir, when they get beheaded like Medusa.
- [Gumball turns his hand into scissors and cuts Alan's string. Alan's parents and Principal Brown are shocked]
- Gumball: And I read "The Tortoise and the Hare," a tale of torture and despair! [Places a hare and a tortoise on stage and points a finger at them] FIGHT!
- Darwin: You haven't read that one have you?
- Gumball: Er, no.
- Tobias: If you read Dickens' "Oliver Twist," you'd shut the library door and lock it! [Steals Harold's wallet and Jackie's necklace] It's all about these homeless kids who learn how to pickpocket!
- Felicity: Okay I get it, that's enough! Fiction should be banned!
- Gumball: But history books are just as bad! Perhaps a rap will help you understand! Juke, hit it.
- Juke: [Beatboxing]
- [Gumball, Penny, Darwin, Carmen, Carrie and Juke are facing the camera]
- Gumball: [Rapping]
- It's just words, words, words.
- Cover to cover.
- Bound with a spine, word to your mother.
- But books are the same, every story to video games.
- They're just as gory.
- Romeo,
- Gumball and Penny: oh Romeo.
- [Gumball and Penny hold empty glasses and pretend to drink out of them]
- Gumball: [Rapping] Rome is your
- Gumball, Darwin, Carrie, and Carmen: homie-o.
- [Gumball and Penny play dead]
- Gumball: [Rapping] To be or not to be,
- All: That's the question for a G.
- Gumball: "Huck Finn's Adventures" by Mark Twain.
- All these books are driving me insane.
- So who should really get the blame,
- Are books as bad as video games?
- [The students run off and start reenacting scenes from several books. First Darwin draws a lightning bolt on his forehead and runs into a brick wall pushing a shopping cart. Then Penny shoots an arrow at Felicity]
- Sussie: Off with their heads!
- Tobias: Thar she blows!
- [An arrow hits Richard's forehead. The background music gets faster and faster as the kids run around screaming, until Felicity puts an end to it]
- Felicity: Alright, alright! STOP!! What exactly are you trying to say here?
- Billy: [Walks up to Felicity] Mother, allow me to elucidate. We phrased myriad issues here today - censorship, parenting, making gross noises with one's armpit - but the argument is thus: video games are shouldering the burden of a deeper problem. It's not the material that's to blame, but how parents teach their children to respond to it.
- Felicity: My gosh, Billy, you're right! Books can be as dangerous as video games. There's only one reasonable thing to do.
- Richard: Become better parents and look after our children in a sensible way?
- Felicity: No.
- [Cut to the parents burning a pile of book outside the school, under the horrified gaze of their children. Episode ends]
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| Episode 1 "The DVD" |
Episode 2 "The Responsible" |
Episode 3 "The Third" |
Episode 4 "The Debt" |
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| Episode 5 "The End" |
Episode 6 "The Dress" |
Episode 7 "The Quest" |
Episode 8 "The Spoon" |
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| Episode 9 "The Pressure" |
Episode 10 "The Painting" |
Episode 11 "The Laziest" |
Episode 12 "The Ghost" |
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| Episode 13 "The Mystery" |
Episode 14 "The Prank" |
Episode 15 "The Gi" |
Episode 16 "The Kiss" |
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| Episode 17 "The Party" |
Episode 18 "The Refund" |
Episode 19 "The Robot" |
Episode 20 "The Picnic" |
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| Episode 21 "The Goons" |
Episode 22 "The Secret" |
Episode 23 "The Sock" |
Episode 24 "The Genius" |
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| Episode 25 "The Poltergeist" |
Episode 26 "The Mustache" |
Episode 27 "The Date" |
Episode 28 "The Club" |
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| Episode 29 "The Wand" |
Episode 30 "The Ape" |
Episode 31 "The Car" |
Episode 32 "The Curse" |
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| Episode 33 "The Microwave" |
Episode 34 "The Meddler" |
Episode 35 "The Helmet" |
Episode 36 "The Fight" |
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| Episode 1 "The Remote" |
Episode 2 "The Colossus" |
Episode 3 "The Knights" |
Episode 4 "The Fridge" |
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| Episode 5 "The Flower" |
Episode 6 "The Banana" |
Episode 7 "The Phone" |
Episode 8 "The Job" |
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| Episode 9 "Halloween" |
Episode 10 "The Treasure" |
Episode 11 "The Apology" |
Episode 12 "The Words" |
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| Episode 13 "The Skull" |
Episode 14 "The Bet" |
Episode 15 "Christmas" |
Episode 16 "The Watch" |
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| Episode 17 "The Bumpkin" |
Episode 18 "The Flakers" |
Episode 19 "The Authority" |
Episode 20 "The Virus" |
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| Episode 21 "The Pony" |
Episode 22 "The Hero" |
Episode 23 "The Dream" |
Episode 24 "The Sidekick" |
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| Episode 25 "The Photo" |
Episode 26 "The Tag" |
Episode 27 "The Storm" |
Episode 28 "The Lesson" |
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| Episode 29 "The Game" |
Episode 30 "The Limit" |
Episode 31 "The Voice" |
Episode 32 "The Promise" |
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| Episode 33 "The Castle" |
Episode 34 "The Boombox" |
Episode 35 "The Tape" |
Episode 36 "The Sweaters" |
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| Episode 37 "The Internet" |
Episode 38 "The Plan" |
Episode 39 "The World" |
Episode 40 "The Finale" |
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| Episode 1 "The Kids" |
Episode 2 "The Fan" |
Episode 3 "The Coach" |
Episode 4 "The Joy" |
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| Episode 5 "The Puppy" |
Episode 6 "The Recipe" |
Episode 7 "The Name" |
Episode 8 "The Extras" |
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| Episode 9 "The Gripes" |
Episode 10 "The Vacation" |
Episode 11 "The Fraud" |
Episode 12 "The Void" |
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| Episode 13 "The Boss" |
Episode 14 "The Move" |
Episode 15 "The Law" |
Episode 16 "The Allergy" |
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| Episode 17 "The Mothers" |
Episode 18 "The Password" |
Episode 19 "The Procrastinators" |
Episode 20 "The Shell" |
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| Episode 21 "The Burden" |
Episode 22 "The Bros" |
Episode 23 "The Mirror" |
Episode 24 "The Man" |
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| Episode 25 "The Pizza" |
Episode 26 "The Lie" |
Episode 27 "The Butterfly" |
Episode 28 "The Question" |
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| Episode 29 "The Saint" |
Episode 30 "The Friend" |
Episode 31 "The Oracle" |
Episode 32 "The Safety" |
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| Episode 33 "The Society" |
Episode 34 "The Spoiler" |
Episode 35 "The Countdown" |
Episode 36 "The Nobody" |
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| Episode 37 "The Downer" |
Episode 38 "The Egg" |
Episode 39 "The Triangle" |
Episode 40 "The Money" |
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| Episode 1 "The Return" |
Episode 2 "The Nemesis" |
Episode 3 "The Crew" |
Episode 4 "The Others" |
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| Episode 5 "The Signature" |
Episode 6 "The Check" |
Episode 7 "The Pest" |
Episode 8 "The Sale" |
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| Episode 9 "The Gift" |
Episode 10 "The Parking" |
Episode 11 "The Routine" |
Episode 12 "The Upgrade" |
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| Episode 13 "The Comic" |
Episode 14 "The Romantic" |
Episode 15 "The Uploads" |
Episode 16 "The Apprentice" |
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| Episode 17 "The Hug" |
Episode 18 "The Wicked" |
Episode 19 "The Traitor" |
Episode 20 "The Origins" |
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| Episode 21 "The Origins: Part Two" |
Episode 22 "The Girlfriend" |
Episode 23 "The Advice" |
Episode 24 "The Signal" |
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| Episode 25 "The Parasite" |
Episode 26 "The Love" |
Episode 27 "The Awkwardness" |
Episode 28 "The Nest" |
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| Episode 29 "The Points" |
Episode 30 "The Bus" |
Episode 31 "The Night" |
Episode 32 "The Misunderstandings" |
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| Episode 33 "The Roots" |
Episode 34 "The Blame" |
Episode 35 "The Slap" |
Episode 36 "The Detective" |
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| Episode 37 "The Fury" |
Episode 38 "The Compilation" |
Episode 39 "The Scam" |
Episode 40 "The Disaster" |
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| Episode 1 "The Rerun" |
Episode 2 "The Stories" |
Episode 3 "The Guy" |
Episode 4 "The Boredom" |
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| Episode 5 "The Vision" |
Episode 6 "The Choices" |
Episode 7 "The Code" |
Episode 8 "The Test" |
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| Episode 9 "The Slide" |
Episode 10 "The Loophole" |
Episode 11 "The Fuss" |
Episode 12 "The Copycats" |
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| Episode 13 "The Potato" |
Episode 14 "The Outside" |
Episode 15 "The Vase" |
Episode 16 "The Matchmaker" |
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| Episode 17 "The Box" |
Episode 18 "The Console" |
Episode 19 "The Ollie" |
Episode 20 "The Catfish" |
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| Episode 21 "The Cycle" |
Episode 22 "The Stars" |
Episode 23 "The Grades" |
Episode 24 "The Diet" |
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| Episode 25 "The Ex" |
Episode 26 "The Sorcerer" |
Episode 27 "The Menu" |
Episode 28 "The Uncle" |
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| Episode 29 "The Weirdo" |
Episode 30 "The Heist" |
Episode 31 "The Singing" |
Episode 32 "The Best" |
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| Episode 33 "The Worst" |
Episode 34 "The Deal" |
Episode 35 "The Petals" |
Episode 36 "The Nuisance" |
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| Episode 37 "The Line" |
Episode 38 "The List" |
Episode 39 "The News" |
Episode 40 "The Puppets" |
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| Episode 1 "The Rival" |
Episode 2 "The Lady" |
Episode 3 "The Sucker" |
Episode 4 "The Vegging" |
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| Episode 5 "The One" |
Episode 6 "The Father" |
Episode 7 "The Cringe" |
Episode 8 "The Cage" |
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| Episode 9 "The Neighbor" |
Episode 10 "The Anybody" |
Episode 11 "The Faith" |
Episode 12 "The Candidate" |
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| Episode 13 "The Pact" |
Episode 14 "The Shippening" |
Episode 15 "The Brain" |
Episode 16 "The Parents" |
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| Episode 17 "The Founder" |
Episode 18 "The Schooling" |
Episode 19 "The Intelligence" |
Episode 20 "The Potion" |
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| Episode 21 "The Spinoffs" |
Episode 22 "The Transformation" |
Episode 23 "The Understanding" |
Episode 24 "The Ad" |
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| Episode 25 "The Ghouls" |
Episode 26 "The Stink" |
Episode 27 "The Awareness" |
Episode 28 "The Slip" |
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| Episode 29 "The Drama" |
Episode 30 "The Buddy" |
Episode 31 "The Possession" |
Episode 32 "The Master" |
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| Episode 33 "The Silence" |
Episode 34 "The Future" |
Episode 35 "The Wish" |
Episode 36 "The Factory" |
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| Episode 37 "The Agent" |
Episode 38 "The Web" |
Episode 39 "The Mess" |
Episode 40 "The Heart" |
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| Episode 41 "The Revolt" |
Episode 42 "The Decisions" |
Episode 43 "The BFFs" |
Episode 44 "The Inquisition" |
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| Episode 1 "The Burger" |
Episode 2 "The Assistant" |
Episode 3 "The Distance" |
Episode 4 "The Thing" |
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| Episode 5 "The Butts" |
Episode 6 "The Traffic" |
Episode 7 "The Astrological" |
Episode 8 "The Cheerleader" |
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| Episode 9 "The Boring" |
Episode 10 "The Teacher" |
Episode 11 "The App" |
Episode 12 "The Entrance" |
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| Episode 13 "The Letter" |
Episode 14 "The Gut" |
Episode 15 "The Wrinkle" |
Episode 16 "The Gourmet" |
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| Episode 17 "The Pool" |
Episode 18 "The Portrait" |
Episode 19 "The Climb" |
Episode 20 "The Amadain" |
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| Episode 21 "The Summoning" |
Episode 22 "The Unfollow" |
Episode 23 "The Promposal" |
Episode 24 "The Trumpet" |
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| Episode 25 "The Synthesis" |
Episode 26 "The Cheapmas" |
Episode 27 "The Score" |
Episode 28 "The Diary" |
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| Episode 29 "The Punishment" |
Episode 30 "The Roast" |
Episode 31 "The Survivalists" |
Episode 32 "The Labels" |
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| Episode 33 "The Fools" |
Episode 34 "The Homework" |
Episode 35 "The Sonder" |
Episode 36 "The Mister" |
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| Episode 37 "The Tracking" |
Episode 38 "The Pants" |
Episode 39 "The Necroprancer" |
Episode 40 "The Rewrite" |