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BerylRoll at 13:35, 15 February 2026

2026-02-15T13:35:22Z

Cylasbreakdown: /* Trivia */

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Trivia

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	* This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.		* This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.
	* This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.		* This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.
	* [[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.		* [[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to Weird Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.
	* [[Aaron Archer]] was also present for the recording session of this episode, it was the first time he met "Weird" Al.		* [[Aaron Archer]] was also present for the recording session of this episode, it was the first time he met Weird Al.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2025-09-01T11:59:56Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")		:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")
	:*''Original airdate:'' [[October 11\|11 October]] [[2008]]		:*''Original airdate:'' [[October 11\|11 October]] [[2008]]
	::*Wreck-Gar is the only Transformer in the series to have a translated name, either to manage the name-origin scene or for the kinda hard pronunciation of his English name for young French-speaking audience. His name ''Ozimondice'' sounds exactly like ''Aux immondices'' ("To the rubbish"), and also sounds like ''Ozymandias'', another name used for Ramesses II (maybe because of his head piece ''kinda'' looking like he wears a {{w\|~~Nemes~~}}?).		::*Wreck-Gar is the only Transformer in the series to have a translated name, either to manage the name-origin scene or for the kinda hard pronunciation of his English name for young French-speaking audience. His name ''Ozimondice'' sounds exactly like ''Aux immondices'' ("To the rubbish"), and also sounds like ''Ozymandias'', another name used for Ramesses II (maybe because of his head piece ''kinda'' looking like he wears a {{w\|nemes}}?).
	::*Carly is called "Carla", a common French name but which loses the reference to G1. However Spike keeps his original name.		::*Carly is called "Carla", a common French name but which loses the reference to G1. However Spike keeps his original name.

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2025-09-01T11:56:45Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")		:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")
	:*''Original airdate:'' [[October 11\|11 October]] [[2008]]		:*''Original airdate:'' [[October 11\|11 October]] [[2008]]
			::*Wreck-Gar is the only Transformer in the series to have a translated name, either to manage the name-origin scene or for the kinda hard pronunciation of his English name for young French-speaking audience. His name ''Ozimondice'' sounds exactly like ''Aux immondices'' ("To the rubbish"), and also sounds like ''Ozymandias'', another name used for Ramesses II (maybe because of his head piece ''kinda'' looking like he wears a {{w\|Nemes}}?).
			::*Carly is called "Carla", a common French name but which loses the reference to G1. However Spike keeps his original name.

Smasher at 20:27, 20 July 2025

2025-07-20T20:27:44Z

AutovoltGTS: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	*This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.		*This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.
	*[[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.		*[[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.
			*[[Aaron Archer]] was also present for the recording session of this episode, it was the first time he met "Weird" Al.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

AutovoltGTS at 12:34, 18 June 2025

2025-06-18T12:34:22Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This episode was first shown on Friday, [[April 25]]th at [[BotCon 2008]] (with the time-code running in the top-left corner).		* This episode was first shown on Friday, [[April 25]]th at [[BotCon 2008]] (with the time-code running in the top-left corner).

			===Continuity notes===
			*The Autobots are still trying to fix their public image amongst the residents of Detroit following the aftermath of the "[[Megatron Rising - Part 1\|Megatron Rising]] [[Megatron Rising - Part 2\|two parter]].
			*Lugnut returns to the same army base where he scanned his bomber plane alternate mode back in "''[[Lost and Found (Animated)\|Lost and Found]]".

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	* The line "They like me, they really like me!" refers to Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech in 1985.		* The line "They like me, they really like me!" refers to Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech in 1985.
	* Wreck-Gar's "I ''dare'' to be stupid!" is, of course, a reference to one of [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s most well-known songs, "[[Dare to Be Stupid]]"–a {{w\|Devo}} "style parody" which appeared on the soundtrack to [[The Transformers: The Movie\|the original animated movie]], and was used there in the scene with the [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|original Wreck-Gar]].		* Wreck-Gar's "I ''dare'' to be stupid!" is, of course, a reference to one of [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s most well-known songs, "[[Dare to Be Stupid]]"–a {{w\|Devo}} "style parody" which appeared on the soundtrack to [[The Transformers: The Movie\|the original animated movie]], and was used there in the scene with the [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|original Wreck-Gar]].
			* Considering that [[Eric Idle]] was originally meant to reprise his role as Wreck-Gar and Angry Archer who is voiced by Jeff Bennett doing a {{w\|John Cleese}} impression, Wreck-Gar and Angry Archer's interactions in this episode may have meant to be some sort of {{w\|Monty Python}} reference that ultimately got lost in the final cut of the episode.

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	*This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.		*This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.
	*This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.		*This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.
			*[[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

AzimuthAcolyte: Sound and Fury -> Sound and Fury (episode) update

2025-05-14T02:22:47Z

Sound and Fury -> Sound and Fury (episode) update

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* The title "Garbage In, Garbage Out" is a phrase used in computing meaning that if you give a computer bad data, or garbage, it gives you the same, as it just does what it's programmed to do without correcting your errors. This makes it very appropriate for Wreck-Gar's introductory episode, as it seems to be the case for him as well.		* The title "Garbage In, Garbage Out" is a phrase used in computing meaning that if you give a computer bad data, or garbage, it gives you the same, as it just does what it's programmed to do without correcting your errors. This makes it very appropriate for Wreck-Gar's introductory episode, as it seems to be the case for him as well.
	* While driving Spike and Carly to the hospital, Ratchet drives past the Wyatt Toys toy store, a reference to Art Director [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] previously seen in "[[Sound and Fury]]".		* While driving Spike and Carly to the hospital, Ratchet drives past the Wyatt Toys toy store, a reference to Art Director [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] previously seen in "[[Sound and Fury (episode)\|Sound and Fury]]".
	* The line "Thumb tack? Carpet tack? Income tack?" bears a striking resemblance to a gag used by Groucho Marx in ''Duck Soup''.		* The line "Thumb tack? Carpet tack? Income tack?" bears a striking resemblance to a gag used by Groucho Marx in ''Duck Soup''.
	* The line "They like me, they really like me!" refers to Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech in 1985.		* The line "They like me, they really like me!" refers to Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech in 1985.

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2025-04-20T22:24:58Z

Foreign localization

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	'''French'''		'''French'''
	:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")		:*''Title:'' "'''Un tri trop sélectif'''" ("A Too Selective Sorting")
	:*''Original airdate:'' ~~???~~		:*''Original airdate:'' [[October 11\|11 October]] [[2008]]

Cyberlink420 at 16:14, 5 December 2024

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	\|production company=[[Cartoon Network\|Cartoon Network Studios]]		\|production company=[[Cartoon Network\|Cartoon Network Studios]]
	\|written by=[[Marty Isenberg]]		\|written by=[[Marty Isenberg]]
	\|directed by=[[~~Ben Jones~~]]<br> [[Shunji Ōga\|Shunji Oga]]		\|directed by=[[Heather Maxwell]]<br> [[Shunji Ōga\|Shunji Oga]]
	\|animation studio=[[The Answer Studio]]		\|animation studio=[[The Answer Studio]]
	\|continuity=[[Animated cartoon continuity]]		\|continuity=[[Animated cartoon continuity]]

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	Back at the crime scene, Ratchet is removing the driver of the armored car when Powell and Fanzone show up. Powell reveals that the car was carrying the garbage-devouring microbots to a demonstration for Mayor Edsel. However, the canister carrying them is gone. Sari is more than willing to let Powell suffer, but Ratchet is concerned about what the microbots might do if infused with AllSpark energy. Tracking Wreck-Gar to the base, Ratchet demands the Microbots, only for Lugnut to transform and activate his [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Wreck-Gar interprets this as the [[universal greeting]] and gives Lugnut a high five. Sari and the Autobots barely manage to avoid ground zero. As Lugnut transforms to attack, Wreck-Gar takes out the canister, which has cracked, allowing some of the microbots to touch Lugnut. Crying out in pain, Lugnut commands Wreck-Gar to get them off, so Wreck-Gar dissects Lugnut, causing his tail end, still carrying Wreck-Gar, to crash onto a garbage scow. Bumblebee declares their problems over, but Ratchet is worried. If those microbots could eat through Decepticon [[armor-plating]], there's no telling what they'll do to downtown Detroit.		Back at the crime scene, Ratchet is removing the driver of the armored car when Powell and Fanzone show up. Powell reveals that the car was carrying the garbage-devouring microbots to a demonstration for Mayor Edsel. However, the canister carrying them is gone. Sari is more than willing to let Powell suffer, but Ratchet is concerned about what the microbots might do if infused with AllSpark energy. Tracking Wreck-Gar to the base, Ratchet demands the Microbots, only for Lugnut to transform and activate his [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Wreck-Gar interprets this as the [[universal greeting]] and gives Lugnut a high five. Sari and the Autobots barely manage to avoid ground zero. As Lugnut transforms to attack, Wreck-Gar takes out the canister, which has cracked, allowing some of the microbots to touch Lugnut. Crying out in pain, Lugnut commands Wreck-Gar to get them off, so Wreck-Gar dissects Lugnut, causing his tail end, still carrying Wreck-Gar, to crash onto a garbage scow. Bumblebee declares their problems over, but Ratchet is worried. If those microbots could eat through Decepticon [[armor-plating]], there's no telling what they'll do to downtown Detroit.

	[[File:Garbage In Garbage Out Wreck-Gar stuck.jpg\|left\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|[[Lost and Found (~~episode~~)#Quotes\|Help! Give me a hand! Or-or a foot! How about a pelvis?]]]]		[[File:Garbage In Garbage Out Wreck-Gar stuck.jpg\|left\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|[[Lost and Found (Animated)#Quotes\|Help! Give me a hand! Or-or a foot! How about a pelvis?]]]]

	On the river bank, Powell arrives to cancel the presentation with the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]], only for the group to see the microbots eat the garbage on the scow. Powell quickly takes advantage of the situation to start wheeling and dealing. As the scow gets closer, Ratchet jumps from a nearby bridge to stop it. He tries to reason with Wreck-Gar, but everything fails, forcing Ratchet to make the ultimate sacrifice...and apologize. He tells Wreck-Gar he can be whatever he wants, and Wreck-Gar decides to save the city, vacuuming up the microbots. However, the microbots overload Wreck-Gar's backpack, causing him to fall into the river. Ratchet tries to pull him out with his magnets, but only finds junk. As Bumblebee and Sari declare Ratchet a hero, Powell cries foul, saying that Ratchet destroyed his product. Thus there is no deal with the city, and the garbage dispute will continue. Ratchet picks up Powell, the Mayor, and the [[Adrias\|Mayor's aide]], and tells them to make peace or be thrown into the river. Powell and Edsel agree to a small increase to re-service the garbage bots, ending the dispute. Ratchet decides the cheering bystanders are lauding him, leading him to conclude that he does have people skills. Sari and Bumblebee know differently, however.		On the river bank, Powell arrives to cancel the presentation with the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]], only for the group to see the microbots eat the garbage on the scow. Powell quickly takes advantage of the situation to start wheeling and dealing. As the scow gets closer, Ratchet jumps from a nearby bridge to stop it. He tries to reason with Wreck-Gar, but everything fails, forcing Ratchet to make the ultimate sacrifice...and apologize. He tells Wreck-Gar he can be whatever he wants, and Wreck-Gar decides to save the city, vacuuming up the microbots. However, the microbots overload Wreck-Gar's backpack, causing him to fall into the river. Ratchet tries to pull him out with his magnets, but only finds junk. As Bumblebee and Sari declare Ratchet a hero, Powell cries foul, saying that Ratchet destroyed his product. Thus there is no deal with the city, and the garbage dispute will continue. Ratchet picks up Powell, the Mayor, and the [[Adrias\|Mayor's aide]], and tells them to make peace or be thrown into the river. Powell and Edsel agree to a small increase to re-service the garbage bots, ending the dispute. Ratchet decides the cheering bystanders are lauding him, leading him to conclude that he does have people skills. Sari and Bumblebee know differently, however.
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	::* It's Optimus's turn for the warning message and stock footage. Wreck-Gar wonders what he is and doesn't understand anything, other than that the show is starting during the intro.		::* It's Optimus's turn for the warning message and stock footage. Wreck-Gar wonders what he is and doesn't understand anything, other than that the show is starting during the intro.
	::* The [[universal greeting]] doesn't quite work out in Japanese, and Wreck-Gar instead sings a little ditty. The "carpet/thumb/income tack" gag also doesn't work as well.		::* The [[universal greeting]] doesn't quite work out in Japanese, and Wreck-Gar instead sings a little ditty. The "carpet/thumb/income tack" gag also doesn't work as well.
	::* The outro [[commercial bumper]] for Wreck-Gar shows his [[robot mode]] in black silhouette with him asking who it is. The intro bumper shows his robot mode and has him announcing his name. This is a send-up/homage to the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Who's_That_Pokémon? "Who's that Pokémon?"] bumpers from the ''Pokémon'' TV series.		::* The outro [[commercial bumper]] for Wreck-Gar shows his [[robot mode]] in black silhouette with him asking who it is. The intro bumper shows his robot mode and has him announcing his name. This is a send-up/homage to the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Who's_That_Pokémon? "Who's that Pokémon?"] bumpers from the ''Pokémon'' TV series.
	::* The [[Otoboto family]] act as news anchors, the family obviously trying not to lose their composure. It's also a promotion for the recently released DVD and the exclusive gold-chromed Optimus figure.		::* The [[Otoboto family]] act as news anchors, the family obviously trying not to lose their composure. It's also a promotion for the recently released DVD and the exclusive gold-chromed Optimus figure.
	::* During the "next episode" segment, Bumblebee and Ratchet promote a contest for which entries—drawings of the entrant's favorite Transformer—must be postmarked by [[August 31]] to TV Aichi, the prizes being Voyager Optimus and TF-26 Megatron Light & Sound. Additional information can be found at [http://www.tv-aichi.co.jp/TF-animated/news/index.html#100726a TV Aichi's site].		::* During the "next episode" segment, Bumblebee and Ratchet promote a contest for which entries—drawings of the entrant's favorite Transformer—must be postmarked by [[August 31]] to TV Aichi, the prizes being Voyager Optimus and TF-26 Megatron Light & Sound. Additional information can be found at [http://www.tv-aichi.co.jp/TF-animated/news/index.html#100726a TV Aichi's site].
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	[[File:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 2010 — ''Transformers Animated'' — Vol. 5 (Paramount) — Japanese audio only.<br>		[[File:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 2010 — ''Transformers Animated'' — Vol. 5 (Paramount) — Japanese audio only.<br>
	[[File:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2014 — ''Transformers Animated'' — Season Two ([[Madman Entertainment]])<br>		[[File:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2014 — ''Transformers Animated'' — Season Two ([[Madman Entertainment]])<br>
	[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2014 — ''Transformers Animated'' — The Complete Series ([[Shout! Factory]])		[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2014 — ''Transformers Animated'' — The Complete Series ([[Shout! Factory]])

	[[Category:Animated episodes]]		[[Category:Animated episodes]]

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*The Autobots are still trying to fix their public image amongst the residents of Detroit following the aftermath of the "[[Megatron Rising - Part 1\|Megatron Rising]] [[Megatron Rising - Part 2\|two parter]].		* The Autobots are still trying to fix their public image amongst the residents of Detroit following the aftermath of the "[[Megatron Rising - Part 1\|Megatron Rising]]" [[Megatron Rising - Part 2\|two parter]].
	*Lugnut returns to the same army base where he scanned his bomber plane alternate mode back in "''[[Lost and Found (Animated)\|Lost and Found]]".		* Lugnut returns to the same army base where he scanned his bomber plane alternate mode back in "[[Lost and Found (Animated)\|Lost and Found]]".

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	*Even Megatron gets annoyed by Lugnut's constant worshipping. [[Inferno (BW)\|Sound familiar]]?		* Even Megatron gets annoyed by Lugnut's constant worshipping. [[Inferno (BW)\|Sound familiar]]?
	*The mayor still doesn't talk, letting his [[Adrias\|Press Secretary]] speak for him instead.		* The mayor still doesn't talk, letting his [[Adrias\|Press Secretary]] speak for him instead.
	*Aside from Wreck-Gar, Weird Al also voices the Sumdac Systems technician who explains the new version of the nanobots to Porter C. Powell.		* Aside from Wreck-Gar, Weird Al also voices the Sumdac Systems technician who explains the new version of the nanobots to Porter C. Powell.
	*This is the first and only time we see Lugnut use his mace/axe weapon. Originally, Hasbro never told the cartoon team that they had included it with the toy. As such, they only found out after Season 1 was finished.		* This is the first and only time we see Lugnut use his mace/axe weapon. Originally, Hasbro never told the cartoon team that they had included it with the toy. As such, they only found out after Season 1 was finished.
	*Given that Carly is about to give birth when she seemed to have a wafer-thin profile in [[Transform and Roll Out\|the pilot]], the Autobots seem to have spent at least six months or so in Detroit.		* Given that Carly is about to give birth when she seemed to have a wafer-thin profile in [[Transform and Roll Out\|the pilot]], the Autobots seem to have spent at least six months or so in Detroit.
	*This episode sees the return of the human newscaster.		* This episode sees the return of the human newscaster.
	*Wreck-Gar appears to have access to [[subspace storage pocket\|Hammerspace]].		* Wreck-Gar appears to have access to [[subspace storage pocket\|Hammerspace]].
	*Bulkhead appears, but has no lines. Blitzwing and Isaac Sumdac are also absent.		* Bulkhead appears, but has no lines. Blitzwing and Isaac Sumdac are also absent.
	*One of the two policemen Wreck-Gar picks up resembles Officer Dibble from ''{{w\|Top Cat}}''.		* One of the two policemen Wreck-Gar picks up resembles Officer Dibble from ''{{w\|Top Cat}}''.
	*This episode is the first to feature Ratchet's full robot-to-vehicle [[stock footage\|transformation animation sequence]].		* This episode is the first to feature Ratchet's full robot-to-vehicle [[stock footage\|transformation animation sequence]].
	*This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.		* This episode was adapted in comic book format using screen captures as half of "[[Transformers Animated Volume 9]]", with "[[Velocity (episode)\|Velocity]]" making up the other half.
	*This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.		* This episode featured a commentary from some of the creators, at the end of which during Wreck-Gar's final scene, they reflect on how nobody in ''Animated'' is really dead... until Season 3, providing some foreshadowing for what's to come.
	*[[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.		* [[Tom Kenny]] wasn't scheduled to appear in this episode but he came anyways because he wanted to introduce his son to "Weird" Al, hence why Tom only voiced incidental parts rather than any of his major roles.
	*[[Aaron Archer]] was also present for the recording session of this episode, it was the first time he met "Weird" Al.		* [[Aaron Archer]] was also present for the recording session of this episode, it was the first time he met "Weird" Al.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===