Arch Enemy: While testing Kowalski's newest invention, the "Nexto-Skeleton," Dale the siput approaches the Penguins, seeking revenge against Private for crushing him. That accusation is only reinforced oleh Private accidentally crushing Dale at every chance he gets to apologize, and oleh King Julien, who vilified Private in front of all of the zoo animals. Who really crushed Dale? And can Private clear his name?
The Big S.T.A.N.K.: Rico and Skipper accidentally reactivate the S.T.A.N.K. (Super Toxic Aromatically Noxious Kaboom-boom) Project, a stink bomb disguised as a toilet designed to trap Dr. Blowhole. Upon trying to properly dispose of S.T.A.N.K., King Julien steals the toilet, believing it's the proper takhta to replace his old one. Can the Penguins break the lock, save Julien, and escape before the bomb detonates?
Note to self: Send a tweet to Bob Schooley (@Rschooley) saying that he was right about the series becoming weirder.
That sebelumnya line best summarizes my thoughts toward this pair of new episodes (New episodes of Penguins? Unbelievable!). After a ton of new Kung Fu Panda, Winx Club and SpongeBob episodes, Nickelodeon finally turns its attention to this and T.U.F.F. Puppy, however briefly.
From @Rschooley: Wrong RT @pickledbeetles: I still can't believe Lewis Black is allowed on kids shows. Guess no one making the tampil has seen his stand-up.
"Arch Enemy" introduces us to Dale the Snail, voiced oleh comedian Lewis Black. He does a fine job introducing us to this lilliputian character while also transferring his trademark style over to a kids tampil like Penguins, albeit toned down. I wasn't too keen on the way Dale was portrayed here, as it made him seem too one-dimensional, only here to exact his revenge against the pinguin, penguin who crushed him. Just one question: how does Dale keep surviving accidental crushes oleh robotic and pinguin, penguin feet? With a slimy forcefield and an anodized steel shell? Oh, the joys of tiptoeing around the topic of death and the magic of cartoons...
It also seems like "Arch Enemy" has a little too much going on as it starts with Dale viewing Private as an enemy, which leads to Marlene siding with Dale, which culminates in the entire zoo believing that Private is a menace to the zoo. It seems like there wasn't enough time to adequately clear Private's name, leaving it to a promise at the end (and Dale firing lasers at Kowalski). That's it for complaints; let's pindah on to what this episode gets right.
Even though I don't like Dale's personality for appearing to be one-dimensional, it's that cantankerous one dimension that makes him likable, similar to Carl Fredrickson from "Up." It was also nice how the Nexto-Skeleton didn't work right for Kowalski, and yet it worked perfectly for Dale. Maybe Kowalski should take it as a sign. But in the meantime, I knew that Private did not crush Dale, although it was funny to see Private carelessly stepping over him multiple times, then believing that saying he was very sorry over and over again would make Dale forgive him. Not quite.
What I appreciate most, however, was when Maurice introduced King Julien to the zoo binatang because it's similar to his introduction in the Madagascar film and "Happy King Julien Day!," minus the et ceteras. I also liked the slight nod to Private's Quantum Hyper-Cute pose introduced in "Cute-Astrophe." If anda didn't know oleh now, I cinta it when they make references to sebelumnya episodes because it shows that the series is aware of what happened before. It's that small, but Lexus-like attention to detail that makes Penguins a well-polished show.
As for "The Big S.T.A.N.K.," well, it shows that Penguins has taken a turn for the weird. Bad pun, I know, but I thought that King Julien riding a tuna melt sandwich in "All Tied Up With A Boa" was strange enough until I watched this.
Counting how much salt and pepper was in the salt-and-pepper shakers? Building a giant stink bomb toilet to trap Dr. Blowhole? And then disposing it in a specific rest stop in New Jersey? The sheer randomness of "The Big S.T.A.N.K." makes it feel like the pilot episode for a different tampil as they're trying out different gags, seeing what works and what doesn't. Even the acronym for S.T.A.N.K. was weird, reminding me of the acronyms used in Codename: Kids selanjutnya Door (remember that show?). There's lebih that works here than what doesn't, and that's a good thing.
At the same time, because it is an episode in the series, the sudden change makes "The Big S.T.A.N.K." feel like it's conflicted between the classic slapstick nature of Penguins and this newfound weirdness. I'm not saying that I don't like it, I do, but I wasn't expecting this level of strange. Diehard fan of the tampil may be left scratching their heads at this episode, while late newcomers may be put off oleh the weirdness. Also, what's with the constant references to New Jersey on Penguins? Heck, it spread to the new Fairly OddParents special that aired over Thanksgiving (Timmy's Secret Wish). I just want to know why this happens so often.
From @Rschooley: J/K NJ. RT @Jada_Shantel: Everbody stay tryin to fade Jersey. Even penguins of madagascar. SMDH
Moving on from the weird aspects of this episode, Skipper would make a great trucker with his usage of various truckers' lingo. At first, I was expecting "The Big S.T.A.N.K." to follow a similar premise as the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Stuck In the Wringer" because crying actually solved both problems where a main character was stuck in an infernal contraption.
As always, Penguins has kept me guessing how this would turn out because it became a race for the solution and a race against time, not one suffering at the hands of another (ahem, Patrick). It's worth noting how this marks the first time Skipper has cried. Sure, we've seen him scream, and beg, and hug, but cry? Not until now. And all it took was remembering past scenes from sebelumnya episodes with King Julien. Take note, Dr. Blowhole and Hans...
"Arch Enemy" and "The Big S.T.A.N.K." aren't the best episodes, but they are good. I'm digging this strange new direction that the tampil is going; as long as it doesn't diminish what The Penguins of Madagascar is at its core, it's all right with me. I'm only hoping that DreamWorks and Nickelodeon can come to their senses and allow this tampil to continue past Season 3, but that's a subject for another time. Even though "Arch Enemy" had Lewis Black as a guest star, I have to say that oleh Roy's level of patience, "The Big S.T.A.N.K." is the better episode of the two because it is the ambassador to a new era for Penguins.
The Big S.T.A.N.K.: Rico and Skipper accidentally reactivate the S.T.A.N.K. (Super Toxic Aromatically Noxious Kaboom-boom) Project, a stink bomb disguised as a toilet designed to trap Dr. Blowhole. Upon trying to properly dispose of S.T.A.N.K., King Julien steals the toilet, believing it's the proper takhta to replace his old one. Can the Penguins break the lock, save Julien, and escape before the bomb detonates?
Note to self: Send a tweet to Bob Schooley (@Rschooley) saying that he was right about the series becoming weirder.
That sebelumnya line best summarizes my thoughts toward this pair of new episodes (New episodes of Penguins? Unbelievable!). After a ton of new Kung Fu Panda, Winx Club and SpongeBob episodes, Nickelodeon finally turns its attention to this and T.U.F.F. Puppy, however briefly.
From @Rschooley: Wrong RT @pickledbeetles: I still can't believe Lewis Black is allowed on kids shows. Guess no one making the tampil has seen his stand-up.
"Arch Enemy" introduces us to Dale the Snail, voiced oleh comedian Lewis Black. He does a fine job introducing us to this lilliputian character while also transferring his trademark style over to a kids tampil like Penguins, albeit toned down. I wasn't too keen on the way Dale was portrayed here, as it made him seem too one-dimensional, only here to exact his revenge against the pinguin, penguin who crushed him. Just one question: how does Dale keep surviving accidental crushes oleh robotic and pinguin, penguin feet? With a slimy forcefield and an anodized steel shell? Oh, the joys of tiptoeing around the topic of death and the magic of cartoons...
It also seems like "Arch Enemy" has a little too much going on as it starts with Dale viewing Private as an enemy, which leads to Marlene siding with Dale, which culminates in the entire zoo believing that Private is a menace to the zoo. It seems like there wasn't enough time to adequately clear Private's name, leaving it to a promise at the end (and Dale firing lasers at Kowalski). That's it for complaints; let's pindah on to what this episode gets right.
Even though I don't like Dale's personality for appearing to be one-dimensional, it's that cantankerous one dimension that makes him likable, similar to Carl Fredrickson from "Up." It was also nice how the Nexto-Skeleton didn't work right for Kowalski, and yet it worked perfectly for Dale. Maybe Kowalski should take it as a sign. But in the meantime, I knew that Private did not crush Dale, although it was funny to see Private carelessly stepping over him multiple times, then believing that saying he was very sorry over and over again would make Dale forgive him. Not quite.
What I appreciate most, however, was when Maurice introduced King Julien to the zoo binatang because it's similar to his introduction in the Madagascar film and "Happy King Julien Day!," minus the et ceteras. I also liked the slight nod to Private's Quantum Hyper-Cute pose introduced in "Cute-Astrophe." If anda didn't know oleh now, I cinta it when they make references to sebelumnya episodes because it shows that the series is aware of what happened before. It's that small, but Lexus-like attention to detail that makes Penguins a well-polished show.
As for "The Big S.T.A.N.K.," well, it shows that Penguins has taken a turn for the weird. Bad pun, I know, but I thought that King Julien riding a tuna melt sandwich in "All Tied Up With A Boa" was strange enough until I watched this.
Counting how much salt and pepper was in the salt-and-pepper shakers? Building a giant stink bomb toilet to trap Dr. Blowhole? And then disposing it in a specific rest stop in New Jersey? The sheer randomness of "The Big S.T.A.N.K." makes it feel like the pilot episode for a different tampil as they're trying out different gags, seeing what works and what doesn't. Even the acronym for S.T.A.N.K. was weird, reminding me of the acronyms used in Codename: Kids selanjutnya Door (remember that show?). There's lebih that works here than what doesn't, and that's a good thing.
At the same time, because it is an episode in the series, the sudden change makes "The Big S.T.A.N.K." feel like it's conflicted between the classic slapstick nature of Penguins and this newfound weirdness. I'm not saying that I don't like it, I do, but I wasn't expecting this level of strange. Diehard fan of the tampil may be left scratching their heads at this episode, while late newcomers may be put off oleh the weirdness. Also, what's with the constant references to New Jersey on Penguins? Heck, it spread to the new Fairly OddParents special that aired over Thanksgiving (Timmy's Secret Wish). I just want to know why this happens so often.
From @Rschooley: J/K NJ. RT @Jada_Shantel: Everbody stay tryin to fade Jersey. Even penguins of madagascar. SMDH
Moving on from the weird aspects of this episode, Skipper would make a great trucker with his usage of various truckers' lingo. At first, I was expecting "The Big S.T.A.N.K." to follow a similar premise as the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Stuck In the Wringer" because crying actually solved both problems where a main character was stuck in an infernal contraption.
As always, Penguins has kept me guessing how this would turn out because it became a race for the solution and a race against time, not one suffering at the hands of another (ahem, Patrick). It's worth noting how this marks the first time Skipper has cried. Sure, we've seen him scream, and beg, and hug, but cry? Not until now. And all it took was remembering past scenes from sebelumnya episodes with King Julien. Take note, Dr. Blowhole and Hans...
"Arch Enemy" and "The Big S.T.A.N.K." aren't the best episodes, but they are good. I'm digging this strange new direction that the tampil is going; as long as it doesn't diminish what The Penguins of Madagascar is at its core, it's all right with me. I'm only hoping that DreamWorks and Nickelodeon can come to their senses and allow this tampil to continue past Season 3, but that's a subject for another time. Even though "Arch Enemy" had Lewis Black as a guest star, I have to say that oleh Roy's level of patience, "The Big S.T.A.N.K." is the better episode of the two because it is the ambassador to a new era for Penguins.
This is what they would say after they won a battle...
Skipper:and anda thought u could beat me...heh...
Kowlaski: my calculations are NEVER wrong....I told u I would win...
Private: I...I won? YAY!!
Rico: that was it?....I barely broke a sweat...
Julien: HAHA! Nobody can handle my dancing!
Maurice: julien! I must not lose atau he'll get mad...
Mort: for juliens feet! Hehe....
Fred: I'm sorry....I didn't even know we were foghting...
Dr.blowhole: the world will be mine!! Nobody can stop me!"laughs evily"
Johnson: that was barely a warm up....oh we'll...
Manfredi: heh...I told u would lose a body part....
Marlene: don't underestimate me because I'm a girl...
Roger: aww I feel bad now...want some teh to help heal up your wounds?
tikus king: I'm the strongest there ever is!!!
Hans: just like in Denmark...I always win...hehe...
Tell me what u think:)
Skipper:and anda thought u could beat me...heh...
Kowlaski: my calculations are NEVER wrong....I told u I would win...
Private: I...I won? YAY!!
Rico: that was it?....I barely broke a sweat...
Julien: HAHA! Nobody can handle my dancing!
Maurice: julien! I must not lose atau he'll get mad...
Mort: for juliens feet! Hehe....
Fred: I'm sorry....I didn't even know we were foghting...
Dr.blowhole: the world will be mine!! Nobody can stop me!"laughs evily"
Johnson: that was barely a warm up....oh we'll...
Manfredi: heh...I told u would lose a body part....
Marlene: don't underestimate me because I'm a girl...
Roger: aww I feel bad now...want some teh to help heal up your wounds?
tikus king: I'm the strongest there ever is!!!
Hans: just like in Denmark...I always win...hehe...
Tell me what u think:)
As soon as Allison left, Rico sent a transmition to Lilly telling her to look out her window. Well, she did and the boys were standing on her balcony. " Rico! Private! Kowalski!" Cried Lilly with joy. " Hello? berkata Skipper."'Im here too!" " Really? Didn't notice. berkata Lilly in a sarcastic voice. " Let's go guys, I hate it here!" berkata Lilly. She grabbed her pretty blue ribbon and they were off. " HALT!!" berkata Luke, the same bodygaurd who dragged Lilly to Antarctica in the first place. " On behalf of the queen of Antarctica,I command anda to--- Lilly punches Luke in the face " Im soo sick of that guy!" Lilly berkata rubbing her fist. They all got on the plane and took off. " Lilly." berkata Private in a sweet tone. " Isn't it wondorful to be a princess?" he asked. " I guess." Replied Lilly " But I'd much rather be a dirty commando!" Everyone starts laughing, and Lilly didn't even remember she hates Skipper's guts! THE END!
A few detik ago,while driving, rico coughed up a thirty-munite timebomb, And it got onto the puncak, atas of a sky scraper. They were going to get it, eccept, they berkata they were going to be at marlene's place in a few muintes! But, what's lebih important? So, they climed up a bouilding right selanjutnya to it.
"The building is to far away, Kawalski yelled, "We will have to manually get it over there!" "But how?" Kawalski said. Suddenly, skipper looked at his car,and got a smile on his face. "Were' going to have to jump!" Skipper said,
as he was runing towards the car. "Is he crazy!" Private said. "I must be, Sipper said,"But i'm crazy enough to save new york!"