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*In a way this is the second time Muffy beat the Tough Customers (this time inadvertently that is). The first time occurred in [[The Law of the Jungle Gym]].
*In a way this is the second time Muffy beat the Tough Customers (this time inadvertently that is). The first time occurred in [[The Law of the Jungle Gym]].
*In this episode, Binky says the term, "Or my name isn't Binky Barnes!", but in the episode [[What's in a Name?]], he finds out his real name is Shelly.
*In this episode, Binky says the term, "Or my name isn't Binky Barnes!", but in the episode [[What's in a Name?]], he finds out his real name is Shelly.
*The episode title is a reference to Hamlet: "the play's thing wherein we'll catch the conscience of the king."
*The episode title is a reference to Shakespeare's Hamlet: "the play's the thing wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king."
===Goofs===
===Goofs===
*Throughout the entire episode, [[Bailey]] is colored like [[Carl Patcheeva]].
*Throughout the entire episode, [[Bailey]] is colored like [[Carl Patcheeva]].
[[Category:Season 14 episodes]]
[[Category:Season 14 episodes]]
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[[Category:Episodes]]

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"The Play's the Thing"
The Play's the Thing.JPG
Season/Series: 14
Number in season: 3B
Original Airdate: October 13, 2010
Credits
Written by: P. Kevin Strader
Storyboard by: Chris Damboise
Jean-Marc Paradis
Dev Ramsaran
Episodes
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"Nicked by a Name"
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"Falafelosophy"

The Play's the Thing is the second half of the 3rd episode of Season 14. It first aired on October 13, 2010 with Nicked by a Name.

Summary

When Muffy gets a new smart cell phone called the MySmartPhony everybody is interested in it.

Because of this, the Tough Customers have nobody to bully. They attempt to get kids to bully by starting an amusement park on the playground with the help of Muffy.

Plot

The episode starts off at the playground at Lakewood where no one is using it and Rattles is about to reveal something to the Tough Customers. He then shows them shirts he had made that have written, "The Costumer Is Always Right" and Molly questions him as to how that's scary.

The kids are too busy paying attention to the new cellphone Muffy has and the Tough Customers prepare to throw water balloons at them, but Muffy tells them that if they get her phone wet her dad will sue them and Arthur tells everyone that they should go back into the school.

Binky then uses an empty pizza box to try luring the kids into a trap and Buster almost falls for it, but Muffy's phone detects no pizza and she and Buster go back to the benches.

The Tough Customers are left with no one, but George who is called on by Binky. George already has an umbrella and even he is getting tired of the same routine. Molly tells Binky it's to easy and gives him until Friday to figure out something otherwise the Tough Customers are going solo.

George then tells them to hurry up and they throw water balloons at him. Binky then tries to bribe Muffy into not using the phone during recces, but instead an idea comes up with renovating the old playground and they talk to Mr. Haney about it and he agrees to it.

Muffy tells Binky to have the Tough Customers there to run the playground. When the renovated playground opens on Friday everyone is surprised, but soon has to be shut down since students had to pay to use it, which was used to cover the maintenance of the playground.

The Tough Customers then leave and Binky goes to George and Binky talks about how fun the playground use to be. George then tags him and starts running and Binky goes after him trying to tag him.

Soon the other kids start joining in and the Tough Customers return to the jungle gym and start throwing water balloons at the kids.

Trivia

  • Buster's aging the Frosty Caky Cake and it staying the same is a reference to the myth that Twinkies last forever.
  • In a way this is the second time Muffy beat the Tough Customers (this time inadvertently that is). The first time occurred in The Law of the Jungle Gym.
  • In this episode, Binky says the term, "Or my name isn't Binky Barnes!", but in the episode What's in a Name?, he finds out his real name is Shelly.
  • The episode title is a reference to Shakespeare's Hamlet: "the play's the thing wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king."

Goofs