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Clone High (–): Season 1, Episode 8 - Raisin the Stakes: A Rock Opera in Three Acts - full transcript
[roars]
[gentle guitar music]
[birds chirping]
*
* Everything's normal,
nobody's mopin' *
* Let's take it for granted
the campus is open *
* Our freedom will be here
* That is a given
* I'm Principal Scudworth *
* To power I'm driven *
* Cleo, only Cleo
* Cleo, Cleo, Cleo,
Cleo, Cleo *
* Cleo, only Cleo
* Cleo, Cleo, Cleo, Cleo,
Cleo, Cleo, Cleo *
* Ay-ay-ay-Abe
(all)
* Organically awesome
fantastical bliss *
* If something bad happened
* It'd probably sound
like thissssss *
(all)
* Normal
(Abandoned Pools singing)
* Way, way back in the s
* Secret government employees
* Dug up famous
guys and ladies *
* And made amusing
genetic copies *
* Now the clones
are sexy teens now *
* They're gonna make it
if they try *
* Loving, learning,
sharing, judging *
* Time to laugh
and shiver and cry *
* Clone High
* Clone High
(Joan )
So, everybody,
put your hand
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Teletoon air date: 1/12/ (produced in )
MTV air date: 3/10/
Written by:Phil Lord & Christopher Miller
In this Musical Episode, the clones are given an anti-drug presentation by sobriety advocate Larry Hardcore (Jack Black) who casually mentions that he was once such a junkie that he would have smoked raisins had he been told that you could get high off of them. Soon, an epidemic breaks out and all of the clones are getting stoned off of raisin joints provided by a mysterious figure known as "The Pusher," leading to a generational war between teens and adults. Meanwhile, Gandhi's own raisin trip sends him on an epic quest to rescue a princess.
This episode contains examples of:
- Butter Face: Geldamore has curvaceous, humanoid body, and the face of a horse. Yuck.
- Cool People Rebel Against Authority: When the adults get into smoking raisins, the teens lose interest because there's no thrill in it anymore.
- Department of Redundancy Department:
- Larry Hardcore adm
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Second Look: Clone High &#;Raisin the Stakes: A Rock Opera in Three Acts&#; &#; I&#;m The Pusher
For all intents and purposes, &#;Raisin the Stakes&#; fryst vatten the most high-concept episode of Clone High; unfortunately, the concept causes the episode to be one of the least enjoyable. It&#;s got all the gags and pop culture humor of the show&#;s other 12 episodes, but somewhere between script and execution, the episode falls really, really flat. Without the emotional parts that make other episodes so strong, there really just isn&#;t much of a point to &#;Raisin the Stakes&#;, and it all feels very half-baked and thrown together.
The plot itself is probably the least inspired in the show&#;s entire run: when a famous rocker visits Clone High to tell them about the perils of doing drugs, he turns them onto the idea of smoking raisins. Of course, everyone gets addicted, and the parents of the town rise up (under the dictatorial thumb of Principal Scudworth) to stop the teens from becomi
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