| Pants in Space | |
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| Season 2, Episode 25 | |
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Pants in Space is the twenty fifth episode of season two and the season finale.
Synopsis[]
NASA is looking for monkey to send to space, and Jake and Windsor butt heads for the role.
Plot[]
TBA
Characters[]
Major Roles[]
- Adam Lyon
- Jake Spidermonkey
- Windsor Gorilla
- Principal Pixiefrog
- Mrs. Warthog
- Phineas Porpoise
- I Didn't
Minor Roles[]
- Marvin Hammy
- Aloysius Elephant
- Daniel Calamari
- Nestor Parrot
- Alien Menace (Cameo)
- Bartender Alien (Cameo)
- Kaku Tiger (Cameo)
- Nerdy Crocodile (Cameo)
- Endugu Elephant (Cameo)
- Humphrey Bear (Cameo)
- Lucy Seal (Cameo)
- Janet Musk Ox (Cameo)
- Donald Deer (Cameo)
- Gregory Lion (Cameo)
- Lacey Badger (Cameo)
- Jake's Sister (Mentioned)
Production Music[]
- Bush Trail (B) – Sam Sklair (title card)
- Potato Chips – Wade Denning (an urgent letter)
- Bossa Gentile (A) – Paul Arends (in Principal Pixiefrog’s office)
- ? (“Chocolate!”)
- Bossa Gentile (A) – Paul Arends (“Yes, try one.”)
- ? (“One special simian!”)
- Bossa Gentile (A) – Paul Arends (Principal Pixiefrog initally refuses)
- Quintessence (B) – Barbara Courtney-King, Bill McGillivray, Steve Davies (“…astronaut…”)
- Rumbatronic – William Farran, Edgar Vetter (Jake’s astronaut dreams)
- ? (“Serving your country!”)
- Boogie Takeover – Daryl Runswick (Jake’s beef with pants)
- ? (“Windsor!”)
- Marching Insects – Bernhardus Joosten, F. Burks (Windsor needs a space coach)
- Thirty Points Ahead – Stephen Bulla, Jeff Kidwell (“I could be your space coach!”)
- Allegorie 2 – Pierre Arvay (Science Lab)
- Robots at Work - Ennio Morricone (inside the Rotatosphere)
- Forgiveness – Alexander Baker, Clair Marlo (Jake misses Adam)
- Satin Sounds – Dick Walter (meanwhile, in the principal’s office)
- Thirty Points Ahead – Stephen Bulla, Jeff Kidwell (Adam and Windsor on the red carpet)
- ? (“Serving your country!”)
- Space Adventure [#5] – Franco Micalizzi (“Wait! There is another!”)
- Forgiveness – Alexander Baker, Clair Marlo (Jake is finally wearing pants)
- Pictures of Japan III – Victor Cavini (incoming Larry)
- Marching Insects – Bernhardus Joosten, F. Burks (Windsor gets the boot)
- Countdown [#8] – Franco Micalizzi (NASA is really MASA)
- City Traffic – Bruno Canfora (here come the acrobats)
- Bubba Dub Bossa – Robby Poitevin (ending)
Trivia[]
- This is the season two finale.
- The title is a possible reference to the classic Muppets sketch "Pigs in Space".
- This episode was originally going to be titled "Space Monkeys".
- Jake mentions having a sister, saying the only time he saw a pantsless astronaut was at his sister's wedding. This world also mean he has a brother-in-law.
- Jake calls Windsor "Baby Kong", referencing to the Gorilla character, King Kong.
- Windsor might've broke the fourth wall when he mentioned for "the past two seasons" for Adam's semester. Which of course is the second season finale already in My Gym Partner's A Monkey.
- Phineas Porpoise has an entire laboratory for space testing machinery.
- Jake confronted Mrs. Warthog, after she came out of her stall, meaning that one of them had to inappropriately be in the bathroom for the other sex.
- Jake said the word Rotato in a different way. This would be a reference to the SpongeBob Squarepants episode dialogue in "Fear of a Krabby Patty", when SpongeBob pronounced the words Potato and Tomato differently.
- First appearance of I Didn't.
- I Didn't seems to be a parody on Samurai Jack, mirroring his appearance and sharing his voice actor.
- A running gag involves background choral voices singing about various things that are either mentioned by characters or shown on screen.
- It turns out, "N.A.S.A." was actually a completely different organization called "M.A.S.A.", which stood for "Most Amazing Simian Astronauts".
- Second episode where Adam gets sent to space. The first was "Cheer Pressure", when he was thrown out of Earth's orbit by Jackie. This, however, is the first time it was shown on screen.
- In the previous episode "The Magic Fish", Windsor showed interest in the space program, claiming to have donated a dollar to finding life on Mars. This episode further explores his fascination with outer space.
- Billboard Gag: Estate Planning Seminar Tuesday.
- Credits Gag: Adam and Windsor ride in Phineas Porpoise's "Rotato-Sphere." Windsor attempts to eat ice cream, but it falls off the cone and lands in Adam's mouth.
Errors[]
- Listen Closely: When Windsor was sad, because he didn't make the program, he runs away crying. Then a car can be heard driving away, that means Windsor went home. But then Windsor re-appears back at the launch site there. Didn't he leave? Response: He probably only ran to the car to get back into his normal clothes, then went back to watch the event. The car drove away without him.
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