25. Yumi Saves Kaz.
Written by: Robert and Michelle Lamoreaux.
Aired: 14 January 2005.
After a freak doughnut sign accident, Yumi saves Kaz from being squished. Kaz is so grateful to Yumi that he starts doing favours for her.
I could sure go for some doughnuts right now.
Yep, those donuts sure are pancakes now, aren't they!
Yeah, Kaz sure is doing a lot of favours for Yumi, isn't he? I'd be in Yumi's boots too if I saved someone's life and they kept doing favours for me, even when I don't need them.
There's also the "Girls don't wear socks" conspiracy. When Kaz removes Yumi's boot, she's not wearing a sock. I would like to counter that conspiracy by saying that the cartoon renditions of Puffy wore socks on a few occasions.
The tables have turned, huh Yumi and Kaz?
This was quite an episode, huh? It proves Yumi to be a hero when she saved Kaz Harada from a falling donut sign. It also shows that you can be a hero if you do save someone's life or rescue them from an awkward predicament. Also, on Yumi's part, it shows that even if someone does save your life, don't be too grateful to them, or else they'll wish they didn't. All in all, a funny ep with the moral I just mentioned.
My rating: 9/10.
26. Rock N' Roe.
Written by: Robert and Michelle Lamoreaux.
Aired: 14 January 2005.
The trio run out of food, so Kaz goes to a fancy restaurant and drops the girls at a seafood place called the Sushi Shack. Ami and Yumi try the food - which is cheap sushi - and they like it so much that they "polish off the entire meal", causing them to suffer strange nightmares.
Kaz sure does want comic books more than he wants groceries, doesn't he?
Boy, that sushi sure looks yucky! I wouldn't be wanting to eat any of that! Blegh!
Boy! This must be the most surreal mini-sode of the entire series!
Boy, this Pinocchio here looks just like Disney's Pinocchio, but with donkey ears.
Yep. Ami and Yumi have some 4th wall breaking here with a message.
This is most definitely a surreal episode. Even as surreal as most of Cartoon Network's current programming. We see Disney's rendition of Pinocchio, a giant one-eyed walrus, and this episode is also an homage to The Beatles' songs, I am the Walrus and Yellow Submarine. It also has a message. Don't eat tainted food. You'll have surreal dreams like this.
My rating: 9/10.
27. Scowlitis.
Written by: Robert and Michelle Lamoreaux.
Aired: 14 January 2005.
After a doctor's checkup, Yumi finds that she has scowlitis, an epidemic where a person scowls excessively. Yumi is forced to wear a huge head brace with a smile, literally.
Yep. Ami sure has a healthy skeleton.
Girly-girl sure loves her lollipops, huh?
Yep. Yumi, as the title implies, has scowlitis. Always, scowling, huh?
Yumi sure hated having that Head Brace Three Thousand, didn't she? Lightning, magnets, radio signals, etc.
She sure did get worshippers for wearing that head brace!
This episode really was something. A weird syndrome from scowling too much, and it may give you worshippers if you have something like this. Only if you explain why you have to wear them. It sure was funny whenever Yumi had trouble wearing that Head Brace 3000.
My rating: 9.5/10.
Final thoughts:
Yep! Another great episode in a row! Yumi saving her manager, the girls having a weird dream, and even Yumi getting a head brace. A brilliantly well done episode all in all.
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.
7. Ami's Secret: 10/10.
8. Taffy Trouble: 9.5/10.
9. Dance a Go-Go: 9.5/10.
10. Ami Goes Bad: 9.5/10.
11. Robo-Pop: 10/10.
12. Metal Mental: 10/10.
13. Showdown: 8.5/10.
14. In the Cards: 9/10.
15. Team Teen: 9.5/10.
16: Opera Yumi: 9.5/10.
17. Save the Farm: 9.5/10.
18. Pen Pal: 8.5/10.
19. Surf's Up: 10/10.
20. Stupid Cupids: 8.5/10.
21. Brat Attack: 9/10.
22. Kaz Almighty: 9.5/10.
23. Allergic: 9.5/10.
24. Spaced Out: 10/10.
25. Yumi Saves Kaz: 9/10.
26. Rock N' Roe: 9/10.
27. Scowlitis: 9.5/10.
Season 1 so far: 9.4/10.
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