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The Cleveland Show Season 2 Episode 4

It's The Great Pancake, Cleveland Brown

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AIRED: 11/7/10

Cleveland is embarrassed to find that Cleveland Jr. still plans on trick-or-treating in costume, even though he's fourteen years old. Cleveland decides to teach him how to act cool and give up his childish ways. Rollo eats most of his Halloween candy, despite Donna's rule that he only eat one piece. When Rollo loses a tooth, he thinks that Donna's warning that candy rots teeth has come true and tries to hide his new gap.moreless

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The Episode That Was So Bad It Never Aired

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By Dandu, Sep 15, 2011

Well, I can not say much about this episode. Why can't I say much? Is it just because it is dull? No. It is because it never aired. It was set to air in mid march and again on April 4. TV.com lists it as already have been aired on April 4. I recorded FOX that night and saw no hide or hair of the episode. All I saw was a rerun of Love Rollercoaster, that was a pretty bad episode by itself. From what I read of the plot of this episode, it looks rather half baked. Almost as if a retarded third grader wrote a story for a special education English class. I guess this episode and show in general is going to be cancelled soon. It really is not pulling in viewers and quite frankly, Seth Macfarlane's show need a swift cancellation.moreless
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Wow an unaired and never released episode get's an average of 3.2 from 86 haters.

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By GeronimoX, Sep 15, 2011

I think it's unbelievable and it shows the show isn't as bad as it's TV.com score would have you think. There's just a lot of haters out there, who keep voting without watching. I'm a Family Guy fan. I used to love American Dad too, but ever since Obama was voted president, Stan lost his relevance and the show lost his edge. I agree Cleveland is just an average show that has never reached the level of the former mentioned shows, but it's not abysmal either and everyone who's voted for this particular episode is just a big giant douche.

I had to vote to be able to write this comment!!!!!moreless
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bad

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By futuramarama, Sep 15, 2011

rallo eats all his halloween candy and tries to hide this fact from his mother. cleveland jr. wants to go trick-or-treating but cleveland does not like how his son is and tries to make him 'cooler'. will his plan work?

pretty bad episode. it had only like two parts i found funny (such as when rallo kicks cleveland) and the whole thing was kind of dumb and did not hold my interest. my overall grade for this episode is easily an F, it just was not that funny i did not think and the plot was not that good eithermoreless
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Seth MacFarlane	Tim
Sanaa Lathan	Donna Tubbs
Kevin Michael Richardson	Cleveland Brown Jr./Lester Krinklesac
Mike Henry (VI)	Cleveland Brown/Rallo Tubbs/Herbert
Reagan Gomez-Preston	Roberta Tubbs
Jason Sudeikis	Holt Richter

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Max Burkholder	Voice	Guest Star
Clarence Livingston	Reggie	Guest Star
Aseem Batra	Kendra Krincklesac	Recurring Role
David Lynch	Gus the Bartender	Recurring Role
Alec Sulkin	Laine	Recurring Role

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- Music: Montell Jordan – This Is How We Do It
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- The title of this episode alludes to that of the 1966 animated special, It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, based on the Peanuts comic strip series by Charles M. Schulz.
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- The title of this episode is a spoof of "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown".
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- Cleveland laughing, standing up and ultimatly crying is a reference to the Mary Tyler Moore Show episode "Chuckles Bites the Dust", where Mary Tyler Moore's character begins to giggle and ultimatly burst out crying at a funeral of a beloved television clown.
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