She's Koala That | |
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Season 1, Episode 20 | |
Air date | April 21, 2006 |
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She's Koala That is the twentieth episode of season one.
Synopsis[]
Adam befriends an annoying koala bear named Deidre who talks about eucalyptus and other things.
Plot[]
TBA
Characters[]
Major Roles[]
Minor Roles[]
- Jake Spidermonkey
- Lupe Toucan
- Slips Python
- Windsor Gorilla
- Ingrid Giraffe
- Henry Armadillo
- Janet Musk Ox
- Cree Fox
- Joanna Egret
- Otter Kid
Production Music[]
- Bush Trail (B) – Sam Sklair (title card)
- Jungle Baby – Hans Ehrlinger (opening)
- Amusement [#3] – Franco Micalizzi (“We’re gonna need a sub.”)
- Didgeridoo Morning – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (“Hey, how about that koala girl?”)
- Schlock Shock [#35.02] – Kevin Hiatt (Deidre notices Adam)
- Elastic Tango – Otto Sieben (later in the cafeteria)
- Emu – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (“Excuse me. Can I sit here?”)
- The Puzzle [#8] – Franco Micalizzi (Adam and Deidre are now “friends”)
- Thanks for Everything (A) – Dick Walter (brief song during the friendship montage)
- Amusement [#3] – Franco Micalizzi (“Dang! We’re running out of players!”)
- Dingo – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (“Any friend of Adam’s is a friend of mine.”)
- Emu – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (Deidre’s still talking)
- Late Night – Charles Blaker, Kevin Hiatt (“Makeover!”)
- Buenos Aires (B) – Norman Candler (Montage Groomers)
- Breaths and Whispers – Ennio Morricone (the “new” Deidre)
- Dingo – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (Deidre wants cooler friends)
- Latin A Go Go – Eddie Safranski (“Why that ungrateful…”)
- Emu – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (the cheerleaders befriend Deidre)
- Beach Parade – Armando Trovajoli (ending)
- Dingo – Garry Hardman, Brian Beamish, Peter Benson (end credits scene)
Trivia[]
- The title is a pun on "She's All That".
- A preview for this episode was shown before the previous episode aired.
- The teams for the volleyball team, were strangely uneven, with Adam, Windsor, Ingrid, and Slips being together on a team of four, while only Lupe and Jake opposed them on a team of two. Why they didn't transfer one member from the team of four to the opposing side, to even things out, is unknown.
- First appearance of Deidre Koala.
- Lupe proves to be much stronger than she looks, just like she mentioned in "Bad News Bear".
- This episode features the song "Thanks for Everything", a third party public domain song, created by an unknown singer. The song has been used as stock music in a few Cartoon Network shows.
- The fourth wall is broken when Jake and Lupe take Deidre to a salon called "Montage Groomers".
- Credits Gag: Deidre eating eucalyptus.