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In an attempt to reform Eddie Lipsky, a.k.a. Motor Ed, Drakken's mother places him under Drakken, his cousin's care. Together the two plot to steal the technology powering Felix Renton's chair while he and Ron are at a video game convention. In the meantime Kim is jealous of all the time Ron is spending with Felix so she "TJI's" (tries joining in), even though what they enjoy doing is not her thing.
Mission Briefing
- Villains: Dr. Drakken, Shego and Edward Lipsky alias Motor Ed.
- Evil plot: Steal Felix's wheelchair in order to trick out the Doomvee
- Kim's transportation:
Episode Description
Transcript
Running Gags
Middleton High School readerboard
Memorable Quotes
Ron: News flash, Kim. They're bad men.
Ron: That was sub-edible cafeteria grub. These are nacos. Never to be eaten in haste, unless, you know, you're in a hurry.
Rufus: Uh-hmm, That's right.
Felix: Hey guys, we gotta go. Zombapalooza Time. Kim, you in? (As Ron downs his own Naco in one bite.)
Ron: Come on, it'll be fun.
Kim: Oh yeah, (Very unenthusiastically.) The video game thing. Okay, (More enthusiastic) I'll do it. Let's mash some mummies.
Ron and Felix: Zombies! (They corrected.)
Notes
- We find out Motor Ed is Drakken's cousin.
Production Information
Errors
- While Kim talks to Wade during the spinning game she doesn't appear to be grabbing the Kimmunicator.
- When Ron claims that Kim ate all of Felix’s nachos, that’s not true; Kim only ate most of Felix’s nacos, although Felix also made the same accusation as Ron.
- Felix is sitting closer to Ron, but at the end of the table. Why is his nacos immediately in front of Kim, who is sitting at the opposite side of the booth?
- When Kim says "Worst Friday ever." her eyes are blue.
Continuity
Allusions
- The controller Ron, Felix, and Kim use seems to be a combination of the Super Nintendo and PlayStation controllers. Using the design of the SNES controller and the button setup of the PS1 controller.
- The video game “Zombie Mayhem” is a reference to the popular zombie video game, Resident Evil.
- The Planet Tool sign is done in exactly the same style as the logo for Planet Hollywood.
- Even though Shego's more evil than Drakken, this episode shows that she has a much higher sense of morality than he and his cousin, Motor Ed, do, because she questions whether they would actually stoop low enough to steal from a handicapped kid (when Drakken and Motor Ed were excited about stealing Felix's high-tech wheelchair).
- Shego's high sense of morality probably stems from her past as a superheroine.
Cast
Full Credits
External Links
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