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Fillmore!

A Dark Score Evened

Season 2, Episode 12, Aired Jan 16, 2004

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Four victims - Wilbur, Grover, Becca and Stella. Four bullies - Rochelle, Bryan, Fiona and Horace. Someone's fed up of people being made to feel small and scared and is targeting each victim's bully respectively. Despite not wanting to help bullies, Fillmore sets up a bodyguard system for some of the bullies and starts to work on who would want to have scared the bullies so much. The main suspects are obviously the four victims, but the victim of each bully is proven to have had nothing to do with it. Unless of course, the four victims banded together to form the ultimate Bullypayback squad....moreless

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GUEST STAR
Harley Adams

Wilbur
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Emy Coligado

Rochelle
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A.J. Trauth

Chet

Wendie Malick

Principal Folsom
Orlando Brown

Cornelius Fillmore
Danny Tamberelli

Joseph Anza
Tara Strong

Ingrid Third
Horatio Sanz

Jr. Commissioner Vallejo
Jeff Probst

Vice-Principal Raycliff

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This episode brought a very raveling thought to my mind how bullying goes on in all schools and varies from all ages

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By cattylindsey, Oct 10, 2005

This episode of fillmore is the best episode ive seen because it talks about reality and how bullying goes on in schools and how it doesn't get reported which i think it should and all teachers should be very supportive. Your Teachers should be supportive and fillmore reflects reality in all schools
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- When it shows the scene of Grover, Wilbur, Becca and Stella serving detention together, part of Stella's hair is not coloured in.
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- The green quenchade on Grover's shirt (while he's being questioned) keeps shifting back and forth and it doesn't stay in the same pattern on the shirt.
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- Re: Rochelle incident - It might not have happened to Tehama. As a girl she would have at least gone into the bathroom.
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- Vallejo can't blame O'Farrell for what happened to Rochelle. The same thing would have happened with Anza or Tahama because they also would have given her privacy.
  
  Note: He wasn't blaming O'Farrell, he was blaming Fillmore for assigning O'Farrell.
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- Grover: There are still a lot of things that scare me.
  Ingrid: Such as?
  Grover: Non-dairy whipped topping. It's just so scary.
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- Horace: "I'm not a bully! I'm a computer geek!"
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- O'Farrell: [talking about Fiona's fashion list] She always puts me down on the "worst dressed list." I don't know why. [He stands up wearing a kilt, out-of-date shoes, and a pair of novelty, over-sized sunglasses.]
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- Vallejo: O'Farrell?! He's not authorized to use the stapler, let alone bodyguard someone! (O'Farrell waltzes past) O'Farrell: Can ya smell that lavender? I mean, where is it COMING from?
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- O'Farrell: (To Rochelle) Try not to fall in love with me, baby. It's just business.
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- Becca: (on the fashion display) ...They're man-capris. You know, to go with the man-halter.
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- Bryan: Hey there, Grove-error! Grover: It's Grover. Bryan: SILENCE!
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NOTES (5)
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- Act Titles for this Episode:
  
  Act I: A Cursed Debt Repaid
  Act II: The Hunter Becomes the Hunted
  Act III: Vengence Overturned
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- Spinelli from "Recess" makes a very small appearance when the camera pans around the bullies table.
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- This episode never aired on ABC network. It was only shown in the US on Toon Disney and Family Channel.
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- Formerly titled "Yea, There Shall Be Bullypayback".
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- Aired on Disney Channel UK.
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- Episode Plot: Movie The premise behind this episode is based on the one used in the classic Alfred Hitchcock movie, "Strangers on a Train".
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