| Where the Wild Kings Are | |
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| Season 1, Episode 4 | |
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| Air date | October 6, 2010 |
| Written by | Kenny Smith |
| Directed by | Victor Gonzalez |
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Where the Wild Kings Are is the fourth (sixth in production order) episode of Season 1 of Pair of Kings.
Summary[]
Brady and Boomer discover a strange but cute creature in the jungle and decide to keep it as a pet, naming it Pupaley. Despite Mason’s warnings about dangerous island creatures, the kings bring it back to the castle. At first, things go well—until they start neglecting Pupaley. The creature transforms into a monstrous version of itself, kidnaps the kings, and drags them into its cave. Meanwhile, Lanny tries (and fails) to eliminate the kings by hypnotizing the royal jester. In the end, the kings escape, and the jester ends up stuck with Pupaley during its hibernation.
Plot[]
The jester ends up stuck with Pupaley for the rest of hibernation, so he tells jokes to Pupaley. He tells a bad joke to Pupaley which angers it, and then Pupaley chases him |
Cast[]
Main Cast[] |
Guest Cast[]
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Quotes[]
Boomer: It's like they use jibberish to name things around here. You flower, I'll name you Boomshakalaka. Mr. Plant I dub thee, Shallawalladingdong.
Brady: If you're done flirting with foliage, I think I found it.
Brady: Dude...I think you broke the mountain.
Boomer and Brady: Cool.
Brady: Dude you can't go in there? Do you know how dangerous a cave is?
Boomer: Fine stay out here chicken.
Brady: I am not a chicken.
Boomer: No, right behind you. There's a chicken.
Brady: Quick, go in the cave, it'll be safer.
Lanny: Help! I'm getting attacked by a giant armpit.
Brady: Pupaley off!
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Mikayla is absent in this episode. So this marks her first absence in the series.
- The title is a parody of Where the Wild Things Are (1963) by Maurice Sendak.
- Pupaley is one of the few island creatures shown to shift between cute and monstrous forms.
- The jester’s failure is one of many examples of Lanny’s doomed schemes to take the throne.
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