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+ | {{Tabs2|Wishful Thinking/Photos|Photos}} |
| + | {{Tabs2|Wishful Thinking/Trivia|Trivia}} |
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| + | {{Tabs2|Wishful Thinking/Transcript|Transcript}} |
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| + | |title1 = Wishful Thinking |
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|season = 2 |
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+ | |episode = 20 |
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+ | |image1 = File:Wishful-Thinking-Title.jpg |
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+ | |air_date = October 2, 2010 |
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+ | |commonly_aired_with = [[April Fools]] |
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+ | |production_code = 208a |
| − | |writer = [[Bill Motz]]<br> |
+ | |writer = [[imdb:nm0609600|Bill Motz]]<br>[[imdb:nm0744793|Bob Roth]] |
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+ | |supervising_director = [[imdb:nm1006989|Nick Filippi]] |
| − | |storyboard = [[Wolf- |
+ | |storyboard = [[imdb:nm0089324|Wolf-Rüdiger Bloss]] |
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+ | |animation_supervisor = [[wikipedia:Chris Neuhahn|Chris Neuhahn]] |
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+ | |cast = [[File:Wishful-thinking-credits.JPG|center|200px]] |
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+ | |previous_episode = [[The Big Squeeze]] |
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+ | |next_episode = [[April Fools]] |
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| + | Private discovers that the fountain grants wishes and Alice nearly exposes the penguins’ operation. |
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| + | == Plot == |
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| + | After being accidentally knocked under a pile of pennies, Private is ordered to get rid of the coinage. While at the zoo's fountain to do so, Private notices Mort biting into a penny and advises him to toss it into the fountain to make a wish instead. |
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| + | Wishing for gumballs, Mort tosses the penny in and, to the serendipitous surprise of Private, gets them, leading Private to conclude that the fountain is magic. After Private tells the other penguins, Skipper warns that the fountain should be kept secret for fear of a careless wish wreaking havoc or exposing their operations, and limits his men to one wish each. |
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| − | After being accidentally knocked under a pile of pennies, Private is ordered to get rid of the coinage. While at the zoo’s fountain to do so, Private notices Mort biting into a penny and advises him to toss it into the fountain to make a wish instead. Wishing for gumballs, Mort tosses the penny in and, to the serendipitous surprise of Private, gets them, leading Private to conclude that the fountain is magic. After telling the other penguins, Skipper warns that the fountain should be kept secret for fear of a careless wish wreaking havoc or exposing their operations, and limits his men to one wish each. However, Julien soon learns of the fountain’s power through Mort, as does the rest of the zoo through Julien’s exposure. Following the penguins warning the other animals about the potential dangers, Alice spots Private out of his habitat, but he manages to get away from her. But Alice then finds a penny and tosses it into the fountain, wishing she knew what the story was with the penguins. Her wish triggers Kowalski to accidentally blow his plasma blaster, which he had wished for, through the top of the penguin habitat, exposing their HQ to Alice and soon resulting in the foursome being caged to be studied and dissected by the government. But just as the penguins’ future looks bleak, Private manages to get a penny into the fountain as the caged penguins pass by it and unwishes everything, setting things back to normal. Kowalski then convinces Private that his belief in the magic fountain was a delusion caused by Private’s bump on the head, but Burt is seen with a French baguette and wearing a beret, and since he had wished for a trip to Paris, suggests that it may not have been a delusion after all. |
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| − | ==[[Episode Transcripts|<font color="Blue">Transcript</font>]]== |
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| − | Coming Soon |
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| − | ==[[Songs|<font color="Blue">Songs</font>]]== |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Online</font>== |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Clips</font>=== |
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| − | *[http://www.nick.com/videos/clip/wishful-thinking-clip-1.html Nick Clip 1a] |
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| − | *[http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:cms:item:nick.com:660360 Nick Clip 1b] |
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| − | *[http://www.nick.com/videos/clip/wishful-thinking-clip-2.html Nick Clip 2a] |
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| − | *[http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:cms:item:nick.com:660362 Nick Clip 2b] |
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| − | *[http://www.viddler.com/explore/POMSkipper/videos/13 Viddler Clip 1] |
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| − | *[http://www.viddler.com/explore/POMSkipper/videos/14 Viddler Clip 2] |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Episode</font>=== |
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| − | ====<font color="Green">Nickelodeon</font>==== |
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| − | ====<font color="Green">Elsewhere</font>==== |
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| − | *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VAXlYBAo2s Youtube (German)] |
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| − | *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQmLdVSPHhg YouTube] |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Ipod File</font>=== |
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| − | *[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D87BKGD6 MP4] |
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| − | *[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z0GC0IKL M4V] |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Download Only</font>=== |
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| − | *[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IGF8H373 AVI] |
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| − | *[http://rapidshare.com/files/423002263/PzM2x19aka20WishfulThinking.rar Rapidshare Link] |
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| − | *[http://hotfile.com/dl/73698548/4b938eb/PzM2x19aka20WishfulThinking.rar.html Hotfile Link] |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Lists</font>== |
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| − | ===[[Operation Code Names|<font color="Red">'''Operation Code Names'''</font>]]=== |
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| − | ===[[Things Rico has Regurgitated|<font color="Red">'''Rico Regurgitates'''</font>]]=== |
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| − | *'''Penny '''- for Private to throw into the fountain so he could wish that none of the recent events had ever happened. |
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| − | ===[[Options (given by Kowalski)|<font color="Red">'''Options (given by Kowalski)'''</font>]]=== |
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| − | ===[[Kowalski's Inventions|<font color="Red">Kowalski's Inventions</font>]]=== |
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| − | ===[[King Julien Saves The Day|<font color="Red">'''King Julien Saves The Day'''</font>]]=== |
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| − | ===[[Movie References/Parodies|<font color="Red">'''Movie References/Parodies'''</font>]]=== |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Airings on channels other than Nickelodeon USA</font>== |
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| − | *This episode aired in New Zealand on Nick NZ on Aug 19/10 |
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| − | *This episode aired on Nickelodeon in Germany on 24/9 |
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| + | However, Julien soon learns of the fountain's power through Mort, as does the rest of the zoo through Julien's exposure. Following the penguins warning the other animals about the potential dangers, Alice spots Private out of his habitat, but he manages to get away from her. But Alice then finds a penny and tosses it into the fountain, wishing she knew what the story was with the penguins. Her wish triggers Kowalski to accidentally blow his plasma blaster, which he had wished for, through the top of the penguin habitat, exposing their HQ to Alice and soon resulting in the foursome being caged to be studied and dissected by the government. |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Trivia</font>== |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Episode based</font>=== |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Foul Up's, Bloops, and Blunders</font>=== |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">Behind the Scenes</font>=== |
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| + | But just as the penguins’ future looks bleak, Private has an idea, and with a penny from Rico, manages to get a penny into the fountain as the caged penguins pass by it and unwishes everything, setting things back to normal. Kowalski then convinces Private that his belief in the magic fountain was a delusion caused by Private's bump on the head, but [[Burt]] is seen with a French baguette and wearing a beret, and since he had wished for a trip to Paris, suggests that it may not have been a delusion after all. |
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| − | ===<font color="Red">DVD Releases</font>=== |
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| + | [[pl:Ostrożnie z życzeniami]] |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Quotes</font>== |
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| − | ==<font color="Blue">Photos</font>== |
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Revision as of 14:58, 19 January 2020
| General | Photos | Trivia | Quotes | Transcript |
Private discovers that the fountain grants wishes and Alice nearly exposes the penguins’ operation.
Plot
After being accidentally knocked under a pile of pennies, Private is ordered to get rid of the coinage. While at the zoo's fountain to do so, Private notices Mort biting into a penny and advises him to toss it into the fountain to make a wish instead.
Wishing for gumballs, Mort tosses the penny in and, to the serendipitous surprise of Private, gets them, leading Private to conclude that the fountain is magic. After Private tells the other penguins, Skipper warns that the fountain should be kept secret for fear of a careless wish wreaking havoc or exposing their operations, and limits his men to one wish each.
However, Julien soon learns of the fountain's power through Mort, as does the rest of the zoo through Julien's exposure. Following the penguins warning the other animals about the potential dangers, Alice spots Private out of his habitat, but he manages to get away from her. But Alice then finds a penny and tosses it into the fountain, wishing she knew what the story was with the penguins. Her wish triggers Kowalski to accidentally blow his plasma blaster, which he had wished for, through the top of the penguin habitat, exposing their HQ to Alice and soon resulting in the foursome being caged to be studied and dissected by the government.
But just as the penguins’ future looks bleak, Private has an idea, and with a penny from Rico, manages to get a penny into the fountain as the caged penguins pass by it and unwishes everything, setting things back to normal. Kowalski then convinces Private that his belief in the magic fountain was a delusion caused by Private's bump on the head, but Burt is seen with a French baguette and wearing a beret, and since he had wished for a trip to Paris, suggests that it may not have been a delusion after all.