This is the first episode to show Wilt barefoot.
In 1984, when Frankie was younger, Madame Foster looked like her current self. But in the episode "The Big Picture", Madame Foster was a lot taller and chubbier when Frankie was just a little girl.
If you look closely, after Frankie opened the secret door in 1984 and she, Mr.Herriman and Madame Foster were floating on top of the scribbles, it is revealed that Frankie had two ponytails, instead of just one, when she was just a little girl.
Each Scribble can do only one thing.
Scribbles were imagined by babies.
Scribbles are imaginary friends that are skilled at doing chores and other similar things.
Almost all of the episode, Mr. Herriman's monocle is on his right eye. But at the end when Bloo and the scribble are blowing raspberries, it's on his left.
Bloo: That's the story of the secret of the secret door?!
Bloo: So, they wanna be secretive about the secret, secretive door, do they?
Mac: (To Bloo) Do you like< making everybody's life miserable?! Bloo: Well..... (Thinks for a moment) Mac: Bloo!
Mac: It was my idea. Bloo: Well, I inspired it with my - Mac: (Interrupts) Selfishness!! Bloo: Selflessness.
(Mr. Herriman tells Bloo the consequences of opening the secret door) Mr. Herriman: The ultimate price does not refer to a certain amount of currency, Master Blooregard.
(Mac tries to defend the scribbles; compares them to Clumsy) Mr. Herriman: Clumsy's clumsiness, or lack thereof, has no forbearance on the matter.
(Describing the scribbles) Mr. Herriman: They are bothersome, mindless, and annoying!
Mac: Bloo, spraying air freshener isn't cleaning. Bloo: Yes, it is. Cleaning the air and freshening!
Woman: My scribble scrubs screens! Boy: My scribble scrubs scooters! Man: My scrubble scribs -- my scrib scrubbles... (Sigh) Mine does stuff, too.
(Mac is running down the hallways freeing scribbles) Mac: FREEDOM! FREEDOM! SCRIBBLE LIBERTY!
Mac: The scribbles are friends, not servants! Bloo: Uh-huh! That's what the "s" in "scribbles" stands for. Mac: The "s" in "scribbles" stands for "scribbles"! This is so stupid! Bloo: Maybe the "s" stands for "stupid."
Mr. Herriman: It was the autumn of 1984... (Flashback shows Foster's for a little bit, then Scribbles start flowing out the windows. You see Mr. Herriman, a little Frankie, and Madame Foster amongst all the scribbles) Frankie: Sowwy, Mr. Herriman. (Flashback ends) Frankie: I said I was sowwy. Mr. Herriman: "Sowwy" doesn't make up for the fact that we had to reside in the unicorn stables for forty-six days! (Madame Foster walks past) Madame Foster: It was like camping!
Bloo: Hey guys, guess what I've found. Wilt: What? Bloo: A secret door! Wilt: Uhhh, we don't know anything about the secret door. Eduardo: Yes, we do. Wilt: No, we don't. Eduardo: Yes, we do. Wilt: Uhh, sorry, love to help but... Eduardo's calling. Eduardo: No, I'm not, I'm right here. Wilt: Not you, the OTHER Eduardo.
Bloo: Secret door, secret door, secret door. Wilt: Sorry bud, I told you, we don't know anything about the secret door. Eduardo: Yes, we do. Wilt: Eduardo!
Frankie: Please be the toilet scrubber. Scribble: PFFFFFT! Bloo: YES! PFFFFFFT! Scribble: PFFFFFFFFFFFFT!
Mac: Everybody's just laying around, not doing anything! Bloo: What's the point in doing anything? Doing stuff is so two hours ago. Get with the times, man!
Mr. Herriman: "Stay away," meaning do not approach the vicinity of. "Do not enter," meaning stay out, which should not arise if you saw "stay away."
Bloo: That a boy, Mac! Down with tyranny! Up with.. (Short pause)... non-tyranny!
Bloo: (Singing and dancing) Mac's in trouble! Mac's in trouble! You are in trouble! Mac: You know, you're in trouble too. (Slight pause) Bloo: I'm always in trouble.
Mac: You don't even have toenails! Bloo: And whose fault is that?
Animation Studio: Cartoon Network Studios.
Kids' WB! airdate: July 23, 2005.
Title Card Sound: Scribble squeaks.
Credits: Mac and Bloo sitting on the bed, bored.
The video game seen in this episode is the Imagination Works title Velocity Dodgeball.
Imaginary Friend Debuts: Scribbles, Handy, Clumsy, and Creaky Pete.
Listen Closely: The music that Bloo was listening to was a dance remix of the Foster's theme song.
Running Gags: 1) Mr. Herriman saying Bloo was wrong, but taking his money. 2) Bloo snapping and his scribble blowing a raspberry. 3) Mac and someone getting into an argument saying they came up with the idea.
Bloo: (Petting a scribble) Everything is going to be OK. Seeing how Craig McCracken loves video games, this could be a reference to the Sonic the Hedgehog game series. When Tails pets a Chao, he ensures to the Chao that "everything will be OK."
Mr. Herriman: In the cold autumn of 1984...
Mr. Herriman flashes back to when Frankie opened the secret door in 1984, referring to the book 1984 by George Orwell.
Episode Title: The Trouble With Scribbles The title is a play on a popular episode of the original Star Trek series, "The Trouble With Tribbles." Tribbles are purring balls of fur that seem harmless, but do nothing but eat and multiply.
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