Drawn Together

Super Nanny

Season 2, Episode 7, Aired 12/7/05

Episode Summary

Upon seeing the reality TV show Super Nanny, Captain Hero purposefully acts bad so he can summon Super Nanny and challenge her once and for all, because he thinks anything called super is a challenge to him. Meanwhile, Ling-Ling tries to get his driver's license. When he fails miserably, Wooldoor helps him become more "Americanized" so he can pass.moreless

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Jess Harnell

Captain Hero
Tara Strong

Toot/Princess Clara
Cree Summer

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Respose To Soccadillo

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"Perfect"

By chills342000, Feb 07, 2006 Report Abuse

Hey Soccadillo!! The F*** are you talking about?! This is the greatest episode of Drawn Together yet! It's not overly disgusting or violent, and the "asian's can't drive" stereotype is worked to perfection! Definetly the best stereotype they've done on the show yet (although i did love that one where Foxy couldn't stop eating the grape pencils, that was hilarious). And Captain Hero is just plain funny. How in the world can you not like this episode?! You're crazy Soccadillo.moreless

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this work is miles beyond average TV fair

8.4

"Great"

By mabwah, Jan 31, 2006 Report Abuse

The theme music that is played when Super Nanny is on the scene is obviously aping a song by Men At Work. Be Good Be Good Be Good Be Good Be Good "Be Good Johnny". It's a great tune and one of my favorites by that band;)
TV.com is still fascist about For Registered Users to add info on certain areas of this site!

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best reason to watch episode, Ling Ling

8.1

"Great"

By rickim24, Dec 12, 2005 Report Abuse

If you like Ling Ling the best out of everyone else, this episode's for you. While the main plot is about Captain Hero, Ling Ling gets the secondary plot, which in my opinion is better. His storyline is filled with Asian jokes and stereotypes that you can't help but laugh at.

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What happened this episode sucks compared to other episodes of drawntogether but it was still worth watching i think.

7.5

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By GATZ1000, Dec 12, 2005 Report Abuse

This show was an okay episode but it was not as good as previous episodes. Ling-ling gets his eyes worked on and betrayes his heritage and gets yelled at by godzilla. Ling-ling is cool and all but they cant make to many episodes that focus mostly on him. It was cool to see just what is in the minds of asains and asains at heart. this episode gets an average rating and here is hoping that the next one if any is better than this one.moreless

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While heavy on the Captain hero side of things, Ling-Ling is given a chance to learn an important lesson.

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By k_line, Dec 11, 2005 Report Abuse

"Clum Babies" was better than this episode, but don't let that scare you away! The Ling-Ling story line is well done and provides many genuinely funny moments to laugh out loud at.

The obvious stereotype this time around is that all asians are poor drivers. Whether you agree or disagree with this assumption, the writers hope you'll laugh either way. The fact that we get to see a helmet that is designed to let non-asians view the world as asians do is enough to make me rate this episode very favorably. That scene alone (where Ling-Ling is in bed recovering from the accident at the DMV) is what makes this show so humorous.

I found the Captain Hero story line boring and uninspired.moreless

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Trivia
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- Despite being confirmed by Abbey McBride, Ling-Ling's voice actress, that Ling-Ling's language is just gibberish that sounds Asian, the Asians at the NYAAP award show seem to have no trouble understanding him. Edit
- Captain Hero has been able to fly without flapping his arms in previous episodes. Heck, he was flying without flapping his arms at the beginning of this episode. Edit
- Ling-Ling's eyes take a different shape in this episode. In previous episodes, his eyes have been small, red and round, while in this one, they were small, red, oval-shaped. Probably to make the changes after his"wide-eye operation" look more dramatic. It's unclear if his eyes will remain this way from now on or whether they'll just go back to normal in the next episode. Edit
Notes
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- After Ling-Ling begins speaking Japanese again, he calls Godzilla by his American name "Godzilla" rather than his Japanese name "Gojira" Edit
- Apparently, Captain Hero's name is spelt "Captain Shero". Edit
- Wooldoor Sockbat adds the words "in bed" to Ling-Ling's fortune cookie test results. The joke is that if you add "in bed" to the end of any fortune cookie you read, it becomes a dirty joke. Example: "Great things are coming your way"............in bed! Edit
Quotes
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- Super Nanny: Unacceptable! Naughty stool! Edit
- Captain Hero: Show yourself, Super Salad! Waiter: Sir, I was just asking you if you want soup or salad. I'm giving you a choice between... (Captain Hero snaps the waiter's neck, killing him) Edit
- Toot: Oh, Captain "Shero" here was trying to take my barette! Captain Hero: It's pronounced "Hero". The "S" is silent, you hit-head! Edit
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- Godzilla series: When Ling-Ling is walking down the red carpet, Godzilla tells him he sold out their heritage. Godzilla is a monster from a monster movie saga. Edit
- Superheroes: Captain Hero calls several superheroes, such as the Hulk and Spiderman, as well as Batman and the Green Lantern. Edit
- Ling Ling's perception of the Housemates is an allusion to the way anime has evolved over the years. Edit