The episode that makes "DC Super Hero Girls" look like the 2010 "Alice in Wonderland". This is one my favorite episodes of the show and one of the funniest with its screw up type of humor.
Here's a thing I applaud this episode for: it's original. After this episode aired in somewhere like 2010, this plot got egregious, so "Brandy & Mr. Whiskers" missed it (looking at you, "Patrick-Man!")! The plot of this one in itself is absolutely hilarious just by looking at it. Imagine, 0 context, reading that, wondering what in the potato chips you just read, then laughing. Anyways, enough of my weird threads.
This episode, if you couldn't tell, is really freaking funny. A lot of the jokes of Whiskers unintentionally screwing up are intentionally very funny. It also ties into the climax where he turns evil, and the episode becomes even funnier for the most part.
The incorporation of comic book pages (and just seeing a comic in general, even coming back in episodes like "Wolfie: Prince of the Jungle") is really cool, I like the fact that they're used to help Whiskers on his journey throughout.
The rest of the episode, when his friends go to stop him, show him that he's a real hero without even trying. Despite the somewhat abrupt way it ends, it's still a nice way to end a nice episode. It has the feel of a weird episode of "Bluey" kinda... I don't know why.
10/10, what else do I say...?
Here's a thing I applaud this episode for: it's original. After this episode aired in somewhere like 2010, this plot got egregious, so "Brandy & Mr. Whiskers" missed it (looking at you, "Patrick-Man!")! The plot of this one in itself is absolutely hilarious just by looking at it. Imagine, 0 context, reading that, wondering what in the potato chips you just read, then laughing. Anyways, enough of my weird threads.
This episode, if you couldn't tell, is really freaking funny. A lot of the jokes of Whiskers unintentionally screwing up are intentionally very funny. It also ties into the climax where he turns evil, and the episode becomes even funnier for the most part.
The incorporation of comic book pages (and just seeing a comic in general, even coming back in episodes like "Wolfie: Prince of the Jungle") is really cool, I like the fact that they're used to help Whiskers on his journey throughout.
The rest of the episode, when his friends go to stop him, show him that he's a real hero without even trying. Despite the somewhat abrupt way it ends, it's still a nice way to end a nice episode. It has the feel of a weird episode of "Bluey" kinda... I don't know why.
10/10, what else do I say...?
