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Johnny Test

Here Johnny, Here Boy / Johnny Applesauce

Season 3, Episode 3, Aired Oct 06, 2007

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Here Johnny, Here Boy: Fed up with the lack of respect, Dukey has convinced Mary and Susan to turn Johnny into a dog. Johnny Applesauce: After hearing about American heroes in Social Studies class, Johnny decides to help his class mates by bringing back apple sauce as a vigalante. Everything goes out fine until the Lunch Lady get weapons of her own.moreless

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Micheal Dorn

Mr. Black
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Scott McNeil

Mr. White
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Tony Sampson

Poker Boy

Zachery McKay

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Tom Kenny

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Kathleen Barr

Mom (Ms. Test)
Pete Capella

Dukey
James Arnold Taylor

Johnny Test
Candi Milo

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Johnny becomes a dog to see what dog life is like / Johnny fights for better food at the school cafeteria.

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By magicfan12345, Jan 27, 2009

This ep does a great job of showing Johnny learn a lesson about not hodling something over a friends head (like how he apoted Dukey). A big animal theme throughout is interesting, too. Also a good twist to show Dukey as a more central character, having to save Johnny a few times and save everyone from the pond at the end. / A classic "Johnny vs someone else" story that doesn't require the Johnny X character or Bling Bling, nice refreshing change to the standard eps. Story flowed well, lasted a while and had a good ending with everyone winning. And another good episode with a lesson learned of how to deal with problems and get what you want. The only problem may have been how convenient it was for Susan and Mary to have good reason to instantly help Johnny in his fight. Grade : B+moreless
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Tired of eating green sprouts? Never fear, it's Johnny Applesauce to the rescue!

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By coolwill15, Oct 14, 2007

You know, I love this episode so much but the first plot is ok but I'm not to review it so I start the 2nd plot which is my favorite.

You remember Johnny Appleseed? He's helping to plant the apple tree around the land. It's kinda a folkloard but classic. Anyway back to the story. The class of Porkbelly is anger of eating green veggies that a old grumpy lady likes. But Johnny wants to be a hero. So he becomes Johnny Applesauce. I like the battle part so much so that I laugh out loud. Funny story to become a hero not a folkloard story.

This is a great episode. I highly reccomend to see it.moreless
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- Johnny: You can't beat me, I'm a folk hero. Lunch Lady: But you forget many folk heroes meet with certain doom. Johnny: They do not... Do they? Dukey: Well, Davey Crocket perished at the alamo, Johnny Appleseed was mauled by badgers in the wild and Norman Monkeybars? Again, you got me, but I bet it was ugly.
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- Cartoon Network Premiere Date: June 19th, 2008
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- Johnny Applesauce: Title is a take on Johnny Appleseed.
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