4. Talent Suckers
Written by: Robert and Michelle Lamoreaux.
Aired: 19 November 2004.
Ami and Yumi meet a bunch of overzealous goths who turn out to be vampires. The vampires strip the girls of their rock talents so that they can start their own band.
Yes, folks. This episode, as the title implies, is the first episode to star the Talent Suckers.
Also, check out Slovakia.
Also, Yumi does look knocked out when plunging herself.
Oh boy, doesn't Numbuh 3's dad--er, I mean Kaz, look like an angel here!
Yep. Kaz definitely knows that vampires despise garlic!
Oh boy. A drum wheel to fix the tyre.
Well, we did get an interesting episode. The first to star our devious vampires who, like Count Spankulot, don't suck blood. Instead, these vampires suck talent out of musicians who are actually good at music. A nice way to continue. And Kaz sure was clever to order garlic pizza.
My rating: 9/10.
5. Ole.
Written by: Mitch Watson.
Aired: 19 November 2004.
When Ami and Yumi inadvertently best a bull while attending a bullfight in Latin America, they’re regarded as heroes. Now the town expects them to fight El Diablo, the toughest bull in the country.
One thing that puzzles me about this episode is how it says bullfighting exists in Mexico, yet they only do such a thing in Spain. Maybe the cartoonists did this because both Spain and Mexico speak the same language.
Yep, it was all Kaz's doing, getting Ami and Yumi into bull fighting.
Now, we've come to some bullfighting. And the first and only appearance of Mayor Mikaso.
LMAO! "Do Not Disturbas!"
Boy was that piñata unpredictable!
Boy is El Diablo such a tough looking bull!
Heh! Whack-a-Puffy! Clever!
Gotta love how Ami and Yumi hypnotised El Diablo and everything to defeat him.
Yep. Kaz is definitely Mexico's champion. He did this just by turning the tour bus into a bull.
I will admit, this episode just was funny over the top. It kind of reminds me of The Lion King episode, The Pain in Spain, when Timon and Pumbaa fought a bull named El Toro. By the way, this ep shows another instance of Kaz being the hero. Just shows he's not always a cheapskate.
My rating: 9/10.
6. Mini-Puffs.
Written by: Steven Banks and Dave Pruiksma.
Aired: 19 November 2004.
Kaz creates a new band called The Mini-Puffs – composed of 2 babies. The toddlers soon become popular, even more popular than the girls. Ami and Yumi soon plot to get their jobs back.
Yep, we get the only appearance of the drooling bald wrinkly monsters. By the way, bald and wrinkly isn't true for all babies, I'll kind of disagree with Yumi on this. Well, the wrinkly part, for the most part, is mainly true for premature babies, babies who were born at least 3 weeks before they were supposed to be. Bald isn't true for all babies. Of course, some babies are born with little hair to no hair at all, while others are born with lots of hair. But yeah, Yumi Yoshimura was right about these drooling little monsters.
That Mini Puff band sure was quiet and adawable.
Boy, did Kaz make so much merchandise with these bald wrinkly monsters.
Gee, this episode shows how much hassle being a babysitter or parent of a baby or toddler can be!
Remind me to dress like this if I ever have kids of my own.
Yep, the first time we see Kaz without his glasses. Yep, his vision is dreadful, but not as bad as that of Miss Whoops.
Aww, getting the babies to sleep. Well done, girls!
Well, this sure is some episode. Of course, what the babies were doing were in a few parts, disgusting, like not wanting to eat baby food as well as pooping nappies that are so smelly, the girls have to wear biohazard suits, it just shows how much of a chore it is to look after babies, whether they be the baby of your aunt and uncle (i.e. your cousin), your baby brother or sister, your baby nephew or niece, a baby of your friend, or even your own baby. It just shows how disgusting it can be. A funny episode and those babies may be bald and wrinkly, but they are cute.
My rating: 9.5/10.
Final thoughts:
Another great episode! It introduced the talentless Talent Suckers, the sole appearance of El Diablo, and the cute, disgusting, and naughty Mini-Puffs. A nice way to finish the premiere date of the series.
Episode rating: 9/10.
Season 1 scorecard:
1. Dis-Harmony: 9/10.
2. Collect All 5: 10/10.
3. Ninjcompoop: 9.5/10.
4. Talent Suckers: 9/10.
5. Ole: 9/10.
6. Mini Puffs: 9.5/10.
Season 1 so far: 9.3/10.
So funny, man!
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