Squirrel Boy: Islands in the Street / Speechless

Air Date

Friday August 18, 2006

Production Code

Unknown

Top Episodes

• What's Sung is Sung / Wall of the Wild
• Best of Best Friends / The Hairy Truth
• Born to be Mild / Yer Out!
• Islands in the Street / Speechless
• Stranger Than Friction / Don't Cross Here
• Get a Lifeboat / Bully For You
• Scout's Dishonor / Andy Had a Little Squirrel
• More Flower to You / New it or Lose It
• Harried Treasure / The Rod Squad
• The Endangered Species Twist / The Trojan Rabbit

• Stars

  • Nancy Sullivan Lucy Johnson
  • Kurtwood Smith Bob Johnson
  • Richard Horvitz Rodney J. Squirrel
  • Billy West Kyle Finkster
  • Carlos Alazraqui Salty Mike
  • Pamela Adlon Andy Johnson

• Guest Cast

  • Carlos Alazraqui Scoutmaster Witherbones

• Writers

  • Joe Purdy Writer
  • Christopher Painter Writer

• Directors

  • Raymie Muzquiz Director
Episode Cast and Crew Details

• After Rodney burned the name signal, you'll see that Andy's name was misspelled as "ADNY." [edit]

• Credits: The Johnsons watch the sequel to the comedy movie that was seen in Speechless. This time, it stars Rodney. At the end, Mr. Johnson loses his voice again from laughing so hard. [edit]

• Kyle: (calling out) Salty Mike! My toenails! They're like burning knives! [edit]
• Salty Mike: Estupido! You have made lost to us all of the delicious confections!
  Rodney: Well, they were mine to lose. So if I choose to lose them, I can lose them all I want, because they were mine! I don't see you giving me anything!
  Salty Mike: (grabs a pipe and starts chasing Rodney) That is about to change!
  Rodney: AAH! Mad bird! Mad bird! [edit]
• Rodney: I'm trapped. Trapped on an Island! (Camera switches to reveal the "Island" is in the middle of the street.) [edit]

• Salty Mike: (to Rodney) You also do not think promptly on my fantasy island!
  
  This is a reference to the classic TV show called Fantasy Island, which ran from 1978-1984, and starred Ricardo Montalban and Herve "Tattoo" Vallechez. [edit]
• The episode title "Islands in the Street" may be a reference to an old Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton top ten hit called "Islands in the Stream." [edit]