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Little Brittle ranks 195,867 out of all 115,118 episodes (of all shows) on TV.com.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force fans have written a total of 7 reviews of Little Brittle.

Air Date

Sunday September 5, 2004

Production Code

306

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MC Pee Pants is back! Reincarnated as an old man in a retirement home, he is releasing music to get people to come visit him and, of course, Meatwad falls pray to his subliminal messages. But is there something else he wants?

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  7.1 Good

  it was another Mcpeepants episode hide « show »

  Mcpeepants is reincarnated again but this time into the body of an elederly man and once more meatwad is brainwashed by the lyrics of his song so in a last attempt to stop him frylok gets metwad to vist the aging rapper this scares meatewad because Mcpeepants (or little brittle)
  is about to die he then tells the two that he realeased this album so a vampire would come and give him immortality nex thing you know a vampire walks into the room and attacks little brittle thus turning him into vampire meatwad and frylok walk out of the room little brittle walks out of the hospital as a vampire but is then destroyed by the rays of the sun sending him back to hell

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  bender21345 Added Nov 25, 2007 All my reviews
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  8.7 Great

  Mc pee pants Is Back! hide « show »

  Well Mc pee pants is back and he is lonley living in transilvania and meatwad and frylock are goin to pay him a visit. Mc Pee Pants has come back as a old man who is really Old and he smells like lotoin and doodoo. but frylock is supspicous and is asking questoins left and right but Mc Pee Pants has no idea who they sre so frylock is reminding him who he is but Mc Pee Pants has no idea he has lost his memory frylock leaves and meatwad has too deal with Lil Brittle. He is really paranoid now he is making meatwad bite him lil brittle wants to be a vampire now frylock knows his plan is too become a vampire frylock says be a christain and now he's a christian now he wants them too kill him so he tell them too go into the past and do a bunch of crap but a vampire comes and turns him into one. then lil brittle comes outside and blows up from the sunlight and goes to hell and is killed AGIAN over all this is just a redo of the Mc pee pants and other stories with this character my idea let him die for good!

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  Jesus-owns-x Added May 17, 2007 All my reviews
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  8.9 Great

  Hilarious lyrics, okay story. hide « show »

  This is an intersting take on what started with MC Peepants. The major reason to watch this is defenitly to hear the lyrics, they are HILARIOUS. The character is really quite funny also, but the idea is being drawn out. This was the first show that felt like it lasted more than 15 minutes though, likely because the story seemed to drag on a bit.

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  whighlax12 Added Apr 2, 2006 All my reviews
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  9 Superb

  In this episode, the team visits Little Brittle in the hospitol. The episode has a few highlights, such as a guest appearance by Dracula. hide « show »

  while every song MC Chris makes me both laugh and throw things (because they get stuck in my head), i do love this episode. not quite as good as the one where hes a cow though. that one was classic!
  
  this one was hilarious. admittedly, the middle kinda dragged, as is the case for many of the latter episodes of series 3.
  
  this one is definately worth the time you spend watching it. but i think aqua teen now lacks the spontenaity and "what the hell are they gonna do next" aura it had when it aired. hopefully in this next season (dec 2005) they'll get back to basics.
  
  as a side note, i know alot of people hate mc chris's episodes, but give it a chance. ive pretty much decided people either hate or love him. so if you dont hate him absolutely, give your mind a chance to change and possibly appreciate his comedic talents. =)
  
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  blueldrrich84 Added Nov 14, 2005 All my reviews
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  7 Good

  Even mc chris has stated that he favours this episode. The underlying sentiment is truly priceless here amidst some slightly dry humour. hide « show »

  At first glance, there is nothing in this episode that hasn't been done at least three times in previous episodes throughout the past seasons.
  
  We are treated to the character that started out as MC Pee Pants being once again reincarnated and devising some sort of elaborate scheme for personal gain.
  
  The difference in this episode is that the character does not want to die. Little Brittle is an ailing and aging man who is basically sitting alone in a hospital waiting to die.
  
  Fortunately, he was blessed with some rapping talent. Along with his colostomy bag, he releases a single with a message embedded specifically for vampires. That being a request that one visit him in the retirement home in which he currently resides and subsequently bless him with the gift of eternal life.
  
  Of course along the way Meatwad, being the impressionable and decaying wad of meat that he is, manages to heed to the request (despite not being a vampire) and he, along with his other cohorts (Frylock and Master Shake), visit Little Brittle only to discover and remind him that they have encountered him before (as a giant spider and a cow) and that each time he has been sent packing straight to hell.
  
  Little Brittle manages to regale them with a sob story and makes his plea toward actually wanting to live when a vampire finally appears (in a floating coffin as a means of transportation, no less) and turns Little Brittle into that which he desires.
  
  Unfortunately for Little Brittle, he fails to realise that sunlight is deadly to vampires. Both he and the vampire who turned him subsequently blow up and Little Brittle winds up in hell once again, only to be chastised by Satan, apparently never to be granted the chance for reincarnation once more.
  
  Overall, the episode is a solid offering that differs from what most have come to expect (the humour in it is perhaps a little more dry and less zany than that which is depicted in other episodes but is still worthy of laughs just the same).
  
  The one thing I find most humourous of all is the seemingly skewed interpretation regarding the subject of reincarnation. As those who watch the show regularly have seen, our ill-fated MC has been a variety of forms. Each one seems to be depicted as being on a lower rung of the ladder of life than the other (from spider to cow to worm to old man). That bit of realisation alone is enough to provoke a laugh from me, even if others have a hard time wrapping their minds around it.
  
  On a final note, the attempts at sentimentality shown in this episode were not high calibre but were definitely not things to be easily overlooked. The sombre nature of Little Brittle (the character, and the episode itself) was definitely something different within the collective of off-the-wall episodes this show has come to offer to us.

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  TheMonkofFate Added Aug 1, 2005 All my reviews

• Stars

  • C. Martin Croker Dr. Weird, Steve (2001-2003)
  • Schoolly D Narrator
  • Dana Snyder Master Shake, Various Voices
  • Dave Willis Meatwad, Carl, Various Voices
  • Carey Means Frylock, Various Voices

• Recurring Roles

  • Mike Schatz Emory
  • Andy Merrill Oglethorpe
  • Chris Ward Little Brittle
  • Matt Maiellaro Err, Vampire

• Directors

  • Ned Hastings Director

• Editors

  • John Brestan Editor
  • Ned Hastings Editor

• Writers

  • Dave Willis Writer
  • Matt Maiellaro Writer
Episode Cast and Crew Details »

• Little Brittle's poster and CD cover seem identical, but on the poster, we can see Little Brittle's air tank, but on the CD cover, it's gone. edit »
• When Frylock is showing pictures to Little Brittle you see Frylock dressed up "bad" like how he was in The Cubing. edit »
• While Little Brittle is explaining his plans, the tune for "I want Candy" can be heard in the backround. edit »

• This is the first time Carl doesn't appear in an episode involving MC Pee Pants. edit »
• This is the third time in chronological order that MC Pee Pants is reincarnated by Satan. edit »
• A different version of Little Brittle's "Please come visit me Dawg" is played in the DVD version of this episode. edit »

• Frylock: (To Little Brittle about being a Christian and a vampire) Look you can't be both. You can only become one or the other... AND THE OTHER WHICH IS A VAMPIRE IS IMPOSSIBLE! edit »
• Frylock: See I knew it! I knew some bull**** was up with you, I KNEW IT!
  Little Brittle: Look you, Brittle is gonna live forever! Otherwise I go down to hell... and Satan send me back here as somethin' worse. He's got all thee bright ideas, he don't tell me none of them! edit »
• Frylock: (Flipping through pictures) You don't remember meeting us? Okay, a couple of years ago, you were a six-foot-tall spider that wanted us to help you drill a hole into the earth to unleash demons to run your global diet pill pyramid scheme.
  Little Brittle: The what?
  Frylock: All right, what about this one? A year later, you were a cow that tried to get us to bring all our garbage to you so you could use flies to evaporate the walls of a bank so you could get the money and...
  (Flips to picture of himself in an S & M mask and quickly flips away)
  Frylock: So you could get the money to rent patio furniture that you hadn't paid for yet.
  Meatwad: And this is us at dinner right before we sent you to the slaughterhouse. edit »

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