When Seth unfroze his parents and sister, wouldn't they have noticed how or when Kevin got there?
Jamie: You're in trouble. Seth: What for? Jamie: Mom told you to quit ordering junk from that magazine. Seth: Oh yeah? It's my money, I can do what I want with it. Jamie: That's not what Mom says.
Tony: (On the TV) Always make sure to keep the Verona XG-20 universal control away from children. It's not a toy.
Seth: (Telling Kevin about his universal remote) I swear I'm not lying. It's the coolest thing you've ever seen. Kevin: Seth, you've gotta stop talking like this. I can't hang out with somebody who thinks they can control the world with a TV remote.
Seth: (Reading the dos and don'ts of the Verona XG-20) Do use the GX-20 to its full potential. Do use it for good. Don't misuse its powers. Don't let it control you.
Seth: (In nowhere, trying to get out with the remote) Hello?! Hello?! (He looks at the remote as it starts to beep and the batteries are low.) Oh,no. Battery low. (He sees Tony.) Tony: We hope you enjoy your new Verona XG-20 Universal remote control. If treated with proper care, it will bring you a lifetime of enjoyment. (He steps back and disappears.) Seth: No, Tony, wait! All I need are some batteries!
Tabitha Lupien (Jamie Gold) played as Ginny Swanson in the season 2 episode, "Bad Hare Day".
Dan Warry Smith (Seth Gold) also played as Skipper in the season 2 episode, "Attack of the Mutant".
Seth is first shown standing in a void calling for help. As he does, the camera moves from in front of him to above to show there is nothing near him, but it also shows an obvious spotlight surrounding him. The spotlight in the void was a metaphor and police interrogation gag used as a cruel and unusual punishment for Seth Gold being the main source of all of the trouble by using the remote control. Also think about how Goosebumps was set in a science-fictional modern time in which there are no impossibilities as to reality (e.g. voids only exist in science-fiction).
This episode is on the Shocker on Shock Street DVD.
Based on the 8th story of Tales To Give You Goosebumps.
This episode may have been the inspiration for the similarly-plotted 2006 movie with the same title which starrs Adam Sandler as a man who gains control of a magic remote that allows him to rewind and fast-forward different aspects of his life.
S 4 : Ep 8
Aired 11/16/98
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Aired 11/16/98
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Aired 10/31/98
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Aired 10/31/98
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