Rocko's Modern Life

Season 1 Episode 8

Spitballs / Popcorn Pandemonium

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Spitballs:
Rocko and Heffer go to a baseball game, in hopes of catching a foul ball.

Popcorn Pandemonium:
Rocko would love to be able to go to a drive-in movie, but it looks like he'll have to settle for the huge matinee complex at the mall. He and Heffer go there, and experience first-hand the "modern movie-going experience."

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    Matt Frewer

    Matt Frewer

    The Rat Users/Richard Simmons

    Guest Star

    Tom Kenny

    Tom Kenny

    Heffer Wolfe, Various

    Recurring Role

    Linda Wallem

    Linda Wallem

    Tammy the Pig, Rocko's Good Conscience

    Recurring Role

    Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • TRIVIA (3)

    • QUOTES (1)

    • NOTES (2)

      • In Popcorn Pandemonium, one of the movie previews shown in the theater is about a dead Dracula with the announcer quoting something like, "Dracula...It's been done to death." This must be in reference to all the movies, tv shows, and the like that have been made about Dracula and how cliched the character and all vampire concepts have become.

      • First appearance of Tammy the pig.

    • ALLUSIONS (4)

      • Visual: Garbage Strike

        One of the movie previews is for a film called Garbage Strike, which is about garbage men going on strike. This is a slight spoof of the 1992 Disney musical Newsies.

      • Visual: Dracula

        During a movie preview you hear an announcer's voice say, "Dracula...It's been done to death." This is poke at the cliched vampire movie about Dracula.

      • Visual: Enter the Rodent

        During the movie previews, there is an advertisement for a move entitled Enter the Rodent. This is a parody of the martial-arts hit Enter the Dragon (1973), staring Bruce Lee.

      • Film: The Cute Little Poots
        Nobody has any idea what the "Little Poots" are, but you have to love them because they are cute. This is the exact same scenario as the Care Bears, and a bunch of other animated characters that were around during the 1980's, being cartoons based on toys, supposedly a marketing concept according to the creative teams of shows like Rocko's Modern Life.

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