The Island Of Mrs. Morceau / The Colour Of Mustard / Third Dork From the Sun

Season 3, Episode 16, Aired

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The Island Of Mrs. Morceau
After traveling to this island to meet babes, Johnny is turned into half-man, Half-hamster. Enraged by this Johnny vows to destroy the mutating machine.

The Colour Of Mustard
Johnny has retired from proffesional badminton because of a courtside accident, but after being challanged by a pretty girl and a prize of a date with her he quickly agrees to a match.

Third Dork from the Sun
After being sucked into an alien game show by an alien civilization. Johnny wins the first two rounds and now must compete in a game called "Suck My Brain Out".moreless

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    • TRIVIA (1)

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      • In The Color of Mustard, during Johnny's final badminton match, you can hear the announcer say, "Bravo now serving Tungblad". This is a reference to Kirk Tingblad, the director of several Johnny Bravo episodes (including this one). A caricature of Tingblad can also be briefly seen as Johnny's opponent.

    • QUOTES (4)

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      • Johnny: A woman doctor? Has science gone this far?

      • Johnny (after he sees he's been transformed into a hamster): Oh no! She made me into a majestic butterfly! Duck Man: You mean a hamster, right? Johnny: Right. What did I say?

      • Woman: Please fill these medical forms Johnny: Thanks, Foxy Mama (camera turns to reveal she really is a fox woman) Woman: No, thank you.

      • (After winning the brain-sucking game) Johnny: Ha! Next time you try to suck someone's brain out, make sure he has one! Wait...that didn't out come right.

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      • Even though in previous episodes Johnny is pictured as not being a very good sportive, in the episode The Color of Mustard, it is revealed he is quite good at playing badminton.

      • The episode Third Dork from the Sun marks the fourth time Johnny travels in space.

    • ALLUSIONS (4)

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      • Catch that Diggum: The Diggum are seen in the episode Third Dork from the Sun. They are most likely a spoof on the fictional characters from the Pokemon franchise, Diglett. The title of the round, "Catch that Diggum", is also very similar to the Pokemon catchphrase, "Gotta catch'em all".

      • The title of the episode The Color of Mustard comes from the book and subsequent movie The Color of Money, about a former pool player.

      • The title of the episode Third dork from the Sun is a spoof of the title of the Third rock from the Sun Emmy Award-winning American sitcom, which aired between 1996 and 2001.

      • The episode The Island Of Mrs. Morceau is a parody of the 1896 science fiction novel The Island of Doctor Moreau, written by H. G. Wells.

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