Moral Decay / Meet the Beat Alls

Season 3, Episode 13, Aired
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Moral Decay:
''After receiving a dollar from the Professor, Buttercup accidentally knocks one of Bubbles' teeth out. After Bubbles receives another dollar from the Tooth Fairy, Buttercup's greed for money leads to teeth-busting problems.

Meet the Beat Alls:
''After Mojo Jojo, Princess, Fuzzy, and Him defeat the Powerpuff Girls, the four team up and form "The Beat Alls". Will the Powerpuff Girls be able to stop this new villain super group?moreless

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  • Moral Decay - after learning about the Tooth Fairy, Buttercup goes overboard trying to get more money. Meet the Beat-alls - Mojo Jojo, Princess, Him and Fuzzy Lumpkins join forces in order to get their way.moreless

    9.8
    "Superb"
    Not, I didn't care much for the episode "Moral Decay", but I DID thoroughly enjoy "Meet the Beat-alls", being a fan of the Beatle's music and all.

    I love how the writers and animators cleverly inserted song lyrics, song titles, and other refrences to the Beatles culture into this episode.

    And I especially enjoyed seeing a cameo by the Fab Four themselves!

    Beatles and Powerpuff girls fans alike should definetly watch this episode!

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  • Beatles parody.

    10
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    Moral Decay: We all knew we were going to have a fierce Buttercup episode sometime this season. I like how they finally center it on one girl. This like the first time, this season. The tooth fairy. Hmm. Well I would of liked them to say the tooth fairy wasn't real but whatever.

    Meet The Beat Alls: I loved this episode! (or short) Well since I am a devoted Beatles fan, I really enjoyed this episode. I also like how they made the reference of Yoko breaking up the band. Writers are genius! This was a perfect way to close a season. Amazing how the villains teamed up like that!moreless

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  • meet the beat all's spoliers alert!!!!!! (i actually like the beatles they are one of my favorite if not my favorite band)

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    meet the beat all's a big refrence to the band the beatles. they even have a refrence for yoko ono. they use names of the beatles songs all the time. like a monkey's name is micheal and a zoo keeper (i think) is name jude. at the begining they were deciding their name and one suggest the silver beatles which was a name they were going to use. they use song peaces in sentences like "you better run for you're life little girl" "and the beat all's had a ticket to ride" they also had a character from their movie "the yellow subarine" as a police officer. this episode shows the power puff's losing to four of the nitourias villains. fuzzy mo jo and i can't remember the other two names sorry.

    to quothe the mayour "the beat all's are on the roof they just won't let it be"
    and it i think his name is "i like you thank you on behalf of the group and we hope we passed the audition"
    and finally the last line delivered by the power puff girls "oh its like the song say's the love you take is equal to it's equal to. oh i forget it's by some dumb old band anyway's"moreless

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  • Hilarious Beatles parody! One of the best PPG episodes!

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    Meet the beat-Alls: I've seen some shows have done Beatles parodies, but this episode is without a doubt one of the best ones out there. The writers for this episodes made a fantastic job including all the Beatles references in even the smallest details, like the background music, I think many people overlook most of them, but after doing some research I've caught up with more and more references and it's amazing. And I'm sure they had the older viewers in mind because many kids probably don't even know who The Beatles are, so it was cool to see this for us oldest fans. The plot itself is very clever, I like it a lot. The girls were pretty funny and so was the Professor, I loved when he was encouraging them to break up The Beat-Alls, with all those lines of Beatles songs! lol I also liked a line by Blossom at the end of the episode "You know like the song says...ah who cares, it's by one dumb ol' band anyways" haha. Overall, fantastic episode. Final Grade: A++

    (Moral Decay I don't remember enough to review so this review is just for Meet the Beat-Alls)moreless

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  • Best Episode Ever!!!!

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    I don't recall seeing Moral Decay, so this entire review is based on Meet the Beat Alls. This episode was hilarious! The writers did such a good job with including all those Beatles references. One of my favorite scenes was when the Beat Alls were in a bed in the middle of an intersection. This parody was a mix of John and Yoko's bed-in, as well as the song "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?" (notice Fuzzy asking, "Why are we doing this again?" See what I mean?). And yes, I loved Moko Jono breaking up the group. I liked everything about it. This episode deserves a 10 out of 10.moreless

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    • Somehow, Blossom and Bubbles already figured out that Buttercup has been beating villains, just to gain more money. Edit
    • The Beatles' plan of attack was Mojo, Him, and Princess would all hit the girls with lasers and Fuzzy would finish them off with a rock. Edit
    • In "Moral Decay," when Bubbles showed Blossom and Buttercup her $1, Blossom said "wow." However, her and Buttercup's mouth moved at the same time. Edit
  • Notes

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    • This is the first time that HIM has been sent to jail. Edit
    • This episode was nominated for the Outstanding Animated Program (for 1 hour or less), but it lost to The Simpsons. Edit
    • During the show, you hear 8 actual Beatles songs: A Hard Day's Night: During Stuart Best's documentary, especially the held guitar note at the beginning of the song when we are shown the Beat-Alls' half-lit faces. A Day in the Life: When we are shown the "Most Wanted" poster of the Beat-Alls, we hear the build-up of the song which featured a full orchestra. We also hear the held 45-second piano note at the end of the episode. Hey Bulldog: We hear the guitar solo of "Hey Bulldog" when Sgt. Pepper is begging the Girls to come back. Strawberry Fields Forever: We hear the song when the Professor is confronting the Girls for not helping save Townsville from the Beat-Alls. We also hear it when Mojo Jojo first meets Moko Jono at the bank. While My Guitar Gently Weeps: We hear the guitar solo by Eric Clapton when the Beat-Alls enter the bank. I Want You(She's So Heavy): You can hear the guitar solo when Mojo is climbing the ladder. The Ballad of John and Yoko: You can hear it when the Beat-Alls are robbing all the white stuff at the market. The End: Listen closely and you can hear the drum solo from "The End" when the 3 Beat-Alls are on the rooftops destroying the city. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Hotline buzzes) Blossom: Yes, Mayor? We're there! Girls, move out! Buttercup! Buttercup: (sighs) Coming. Edit
    • (Bubbles squealing in delight) Bubbles: IT WORKS!!! IT REALLY WORKS!!! Blossom: What works? Buttercup: What's going on? Edit
    • Bubbles: Like this? Professor Utonium: Just like that. Good night, girls. Bubbles: Professor, are you sure? Professor Utonium: I'm quite sure, now go to sleep. Buttercup: Bubbles. Bubbles: Yeah? Buttercup: I'm sorry. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Stuart Best This is an allusion to two early Beatles, bassist Stuart Sutcliffe and drummer Pete Best. Stuart Sutcliffe stayed with the Beatles until Hamburg, where he stayed while he was engaged to Astrid Kirchherr and died of a brain hemmorage at the age of 21. Pete Best stayed on as the Beatles' drummer until the audition for George Martin, where Martin decided he was not talented enough to carry the Beatles to the top. He was replaced by Ringo Starr. Edit
    • Most Wanted's Poster This poster, including five photographs by every single of the Beat-Alls, was almost identical to the cover of The Beatles' album A Hard Day's Night. The album was the soundtrack of the film with the same name and was the first Beatles' album where all the songs were original from The Fab Four. Edit
    • Mojo Jojo and Moko Jono's bed in the middle of an intersection, with traffic backed up in all directions.
      This is a reference to John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Bed-ins for Peace. They were two non-violent ways to protest against war and promote peace during the time of the Vietnam War in 1969, just after they married on Gibraltar. Edit
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