All Grown Up!

If I could make this review short I'd say, "I hate this episode." But, here's my reasons, detailed. First of all, Yu-Gi-Oh (pronounced yuu-gi-ou)in Japanese means game king.

Making up the name Yu-gotta-go (a lame pun of you gotta go)is sort of insulting to the Japanese language. Second, I've heard it also reflects a bit of Pokemon in it. I like Pokemon, so I'm ashamed to hear that. Third, Chuckie gets so obsessed with the game wanting the "Red Mirror Dragon" an obvious rip-off of...I don't know what the heck they were trying to parody! But, are they trying to give kids the message that obsessing over a card game like Seto Kaiba is okay? So, to this episode, and even this show, I say, "Mind Crush!" And another thing! The card game itself is not called Yu-Gi-Oh!. The name of the game is Duel Monsters. That was just confusion caused by the company that released the cards. So that just annoys me more when Chuckie says, "I gotta get more Yu-gotta-go cards!" I call it Duel Monsters 'cause that's the name given in the anime and manga. I don't know what they would've called it if not the name of the actual show, but whatever. I don't care. And another thing! They don't just throw a card in the air and the monster/magic/trap comes out. They use duel disks and arenas. Throwing a card in the air is from Cardcaptors/CardcaptorSakura. Oh god, they're parodying that too!

Okay so this is the basic plot outline.

Everyone in the school is playing a card game that mirrors yu gi oh which i am a huge fan of except for every ones favourite charlie brown ripoff chuckie.Anjellica has been banned from using her cellphone cuz her rooms a mess.So since her mother charollette runs the comp;any that makes yu gi oh sorry yu gotta go cards anjellica can promise chuckie that if he cleans her room he can get yu gi yu gotta go cards.it becomes an obsession.look lets cut cut the chase hardly anyone becomes obsessed over a card.look this episode is lame.but for you people who liked i do respect your opinion as i am a simple weather man

This is a good episode of the series and make me laugh at one time. In this episode a parody of Yu gi oh is shown as You Gotta Go. Chuckie is crazy in this episode and Lil knows too much about You Gotta Go. In some episode later You Gotta Go is mentioned like in the Phil and Lil\'s birthday and in another episode about reptar. Chuckie and Angelica are obsesed, Chuckie about You Gotta Go and Angelice about her cell phone. At the end however everything end in a good thing and Chuckie left the card game and lives a normal life.

This episode was great! Yu-Gotta-Go right of as the title reminded me of 'Yu-Gi-Oh!' but I still like it! I still didn't understand the game but I think the point of this episode was to not get addicted to stuff and just be a kid.



I liked this episode because of Chuckie getting addicted to the game, straight off! Also this episode tought me to not get to much addicted our you'll do stuff that you 'really' didn't wanna do!



Well, this episode was great! I hope you get to see it, if you haven't seen it yet!

After everyone seems to turn to yu-gotta-go cards chuckie decides to start but once he begins to win he gets addicted to it so he decides to work for angelica to get cards because her moms company makes them or sells them so she gives him some if he cleans and does chores for her.they finnnaly get chuckie to stop playin yu-gotta-go but after he puts them away his dad gives him a pack and its the rarest one.

Chuckie sees that everybody in school has Yu-Gotta-Go Cards, so he asks his Dad if he could get him. He says no and because of Chuckie's addictions to any trends. Chuckie's dad suggests stamp collecting and passes him his collection. Meanwhile Angelica had her phone confiscated by her mother. She feels alot like Chuckie.



Now, Chuckie really wants those cards, like how we all want something so badly because someone else has them. It has happened to me while i play computer games. This story is very real because thats what most kids are doing nowadays. So he asks Angelica if she could give him some cards, but of course for a price... And she gives him the cards.



As we all can predict, he gets addicted to these cards. His friends are all worried for him, especially Kimi.



The last straw comes when Chuckie sells his dad's stamp to buy replacement cards that have the dragon card. In the end, he realises his lesson. But, his father buys him the cards. Chuckie sees the pack and is very pleased. But he would rather be stamp collecting.



So we have all learnt here that we shouldn't get addicted to something really seriously. Otherwise we will regret the future. Overall, the best episode about morals i have seen so far. I would give it 6/5!