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The Powerpuff Girls Season 5 Episode 12

Documentary / Girls Gone Mild

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AIRED: 1/16/04

Documentary: A guy named Brian Larsen wants to make a documentary about the Powerpuff Girls. He talks to all the people and friends who know them to a story, but he's still unsuccessful. After a day of stalking, he finally meets them during a battle with Mojo Jojo and gets their interview.

Girls Gone Mild: When an organization called Parents Against Powerpuffs tell the girls that their superheroics are becoming too imitatable for children, the girls must hold back on fighting crime.moreless

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Catherine Cavadini	Blossom
E. G. Daily	Buttercup
Jennifer Hale	Ms. Keane
Tom Kane	Professor Utonium
Tom Kenny	The Narrator/The Mayor
Tara Strong	Bubbles

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Jennifer Martin	Lady	Guest Star
Don Shank	Himself	Guest Star
Charlie Bean	Himself	Guest Star
Jennifer Martin	Ms. Bellum	Recurring Role
Tom Kane	Talking Dog	Recurring Role
Jim Cummings	Fuzzy Lumpkins	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- In "Documentary," after Mojo Jojo thought of Drop Brian, look closely at when Bubbles said, "You woudn't dare." Her mouth didn't move.
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QUOTES (7)
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- Sandra: Mr. Utonium, we understand perfectly well that the business of punching, kicking, is all part of, ahem, "saving the day." But it's imitatable behavior.
  Stanley: That means able to be imitated.
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- Stanley: Well, the reason these kids are pretending to be superheroes is that they're trying to be like your, uh, Powderpuff Girls.
  Professor Utonium: Well, that makes perfect sense, since my Girls are superheroes.
  Stanley: I'm sorry?
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- Brian: My documentary on the Powerpuff Girls was turning into a documentary on how to fail in making a documentary on the Powerpuff Girls.
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- Talking Dog: I'm a talking dog. That is so much better than three boring girls. No report or documentary has ever been done on me -- not one question. Not one survey. I mean, huh, come on. I'm a talking dog!
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- Brian: Mayor, hi. I'm shooting a documentary, and I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions.
  Mayor: Look, I don't know nothin' about nothin'. You can't prove it. I wasn't there. I was young, and I needed the money.
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- Brian: My first visit was unannounced, and just as I arrived, the Girls flew away. Three bright streaks cut through the daytime sky. I hoped they were off to fight crime and not avoiding me.
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- Brian: Sugar, spice, and everything nice. Yep, those are pretty normal ingredients, all right. Mix them all together, and they pretty much make mush.
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NOTES (3)
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- Character Debut(s): Brian Larsen, Stan Practice, & Sandra Practice.
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- Villain(s): Mojo Jojo & Dukes of Doom.
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- "Documentary" was originally intended to be a 22-minute episode and the fourth season finale.
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ALLUSIONS (2)
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- Title: Girls Gone Mild
  
  This is a parody of the tapes Girls Gone Wild.
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- oBey: Name/Logo
  The website the car thief was bidding on, "oBey," is a spoof of the actual online website, eBay.
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