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*[[I Owe You One]] and [[The Substitute Arthur]] both have Buster wanting to hang out with Arthur, bt being unable to, due to different reasons. | *[[I Owe You One]] and [[The Substitute Arthur]] both have Buster wanting to hang out with Arthur, bt being unable to, due to different reasons. | ||
*[[D.W., Dancing Queen]] and [[Brain's Biggest Blunder]] both have a major character teaching another major character. | *[[D.W., Dancing Queen]] and [[Brain's Biggest Blunder]] both have a major character teaching another major character. | ||
*[[Poor Muffy]] and [[Opposites Distract]] both have | *[[Poor Muffy]] and [[Opposites Distract]] both have one character struggling while staying over at another’s house. | ||
*[[The Curse of the Grebes]] and [[Brain Sees Stars]] have a character believing that they will never witness something due to a “curse.” They see it at the end of the episode. | *[[The Curse of the Grebes]] and [[Brain Sees Stars]] have a character believing that they will never witness something due to a “curse.” They see it at the end of the episode. | ||
*[[The Short, Quick Summer]] and [[Brain’s Brain]] have a character unable to remember where they put something important. | *[[The Short, Quick Summer]] and [[Brain’s Brain]] have a character unable to remember where they put something important. | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 17 May 2018
While transcribing On the Buster Scale, I realized how similar it was to Mr. Alwaysright. Then I wondered, “How many other episodes have similar plots?”
- Arthur vs. the Piano and Hic or Treat both feature D.W. having hiccups as a plot point.
- The conflict of both For the Birds and Buster Isn't Buying It are resolved by dressing up as mythical creatures (Skunkamunkah and the Megatoad).
- I Owe You One and The Substitute Arthur both have Buster wanting to hang out with Arthur, bt being unable to, due to different reasons.
- D.W., Dancing Queen and Brain's Biggest Blunder both have a major character teaching another major character.
- Poor Muffy and Opposites Distract both have one character struggling while staying over at another’s house.
- The Curse of the Grebes and Brain Sees Stars have a character believing that they will never witness something due to a “curse.” They see it at the end of the episode.
- The Short, Quick Summer and Brain’s Brain have a character unable to remember where they put something important.
- Whistling in the Wind and Two Minutes deal with the fact that Tommy is two minutes older than Timmy.
Those are all I can think of for now. Can you think of any other similarities?
