Johnny Bravo: Good Knight Johnny / Balloon Platoon/The Clueless Kid

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Air Date

Friday January 7, 2000

Production Code

219

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Good Knight Johnny
Johnny follows a girl dressed as a damsel to a renaissance carnival. He believes he has gone through a time portal and is really back in the middle ages. He tries to impress the locals with his 20th century knowledge only to ruin all the events at the carnival.

Balloon Platoon
After getting hit by a kid who has a crush on little Suzy, Johnny recruits the best he can to overcome their evil forces.

The Clueless Kid
Johnny's Karate teacher, Master Hama, claims the worst of his students could beat the best of his rival's. His rival takes him up on the challenge. So Johnny in order to protect the honor of the dojo must ude all he has learned to defeat the rivals student.

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Episode Cast and Crew

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Guest Cast
- Tony Jay King Brad
Producers
- Cosmo Anzilotti Producer
- Gary Hartle Producer
Stars
- Micky Dolenz Carl(1997-1999)
- Dwayne Johnson Johnny Bravo (2003-)
- Jeff Bennett Jonathan "Johnny" Bravo
- Larry Drake Pops (1999-2001)
- Tom Kenny Carlos "Carl" Chryniszzswics (1999-2001)
- Mae Whitman Little Suzy
- Brenda Vaccaro Bunny Bravo

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In the episode Good Knight Johnny, Johnny loses his glasses and says "My glasses, my glasses! I can't be seen without my glasses!". He said the exact same line in the episode Bravo Dooby-Doo, back in season one. [edit]

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Johnny: Behold the dangly piece of string! Worship me! Worship me! [edit]

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The Clueless Kid is a parody of the Karate Kid movies series, which started in 1984 with The Karate Kid, directed by John G. Avildsen and starring Ralph Macchio and Noriyuki "Pat" Morita. The movie had three sequels: The Karate Kid, Part II (in 1986), The Karate Kid, Part III (in 1989), and The Next Karate Kid (in 1994). [edit]