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* While Andy was too hard on himself and exaggerated his rejection to Rodney trying to help in "Wall of the Wild", it still showed how much Andy cared for him. When they reunited, Rodney jumps in Andy's arms and they hug. Mr. J, despite being unable to think of good moments between him and Rodney, he actually defends him from the exterminator.
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* While Andy was too hard on himself and exaggerated his rejection to Rodney trying to help in "Wall of the Wild", it still showed how much Andy cared for him. When they reunited, Rodney jumps in Andy's arms and they hug. Mr. J, despite being unable to think of good moments between him and Rodney, clearly smiles when he reunites with Andy and he actually defends him from the exterminator.
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* While Andy was too hard on himself and exaggerated his rejection to Rodney trying to help in "Wall of the Wild", it still showed how much Andy cared for him. When they reunited, Rodney jumps in Andy's arms and they hug. Mr. J, despite being unable to think of good moments between him and Rodney, he actually defends him from the exterminator.
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* In "What's Sung is Song" where Rodney and Mr. J actually bond over singing.
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--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(mourning the broken statue)'' Noo, Angey! I was going to buy that clown for my collection.
--->'''Andy:''' And I was gonna buy that clown ''for you for your collection''.
--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(enlightened)'' Oh, that was very nice of you son.
--->'''Andy:''' And I was gonna buy that clown ''for you for your collection''.
--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(enlightened)'' Oh, that was very nice of you son.
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'''Andy:''' And I
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'''Mr. J:''' ''(enlightened)'' Oh, that was
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* While Rodney and Mr. J are far from being on good terms, the former at least saves the latter's life in the climax of "Andy Had a Little Squirrel" by preventing him from choking to death during the cheese eating contest. Mr. J lets out a reluctant and muttered "Thank you, Rodney" at the end.
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* While Rodney and Mr. J are far from being on good terms, the former at least saves the latter's life in the climax of "Andy Had a Little Squirrel" by preventing him from choking to death during the cheese eating contest.log EatingContest. Mr. J lets out a reluctant and muttered "Thank you, Rodney" at the end.
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* In "The Big Haggle Hassle", after the angry clown statue that Mr. J wanted breaks, we get this exchange between him and his son:
--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(mourning the broken statue)'' Noo, Angey! I was going to buy that clown for my collection.
--->'''Andy:''' And I was gonna buy that clown ''for you for your collection''.
--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(enlightened)'' Oh, that was very nice of you son.
* In "Birthday Boy", Rodney writes "Happy birthday Andy" on the grass using a motorized lawn mower. Once Mrs. J drives Andy home, Rodney takes him on top of the Johnson family's roof to surprise Andy with the text he wrote in the grass. In spite of the chaos and destruction Rodney inflicted upon the neighborhood, the angry citizens surrounding the house, Mr. J getting charged, and on top of that, the police arriving, Andy loves his gift nevertheless and deems this to be his best birthday yet.
* The end of "Anti-Ice Cream Social", which has Andy go on an ice cream date with Martha. Their affection is mutual.
* Rodney and Andy ([[JerkassWoobie and Kyle and Salty Mike]]...) reuniting at the end of "Islands in the Streets" after being separated for a long while.
* While Rodney and Mr. J are far from being on good terms, the former at least saves the latter's life in the climax of "Andy Had a Little Squirrel" by preventing him from choking to death during the cheese eating contest. Mr. J lets out a reluctant and muttered "Thank you, Rodney" at the end.
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--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(mourning the broken statue)'' Noo, Angey! I was going to buy that clown for my collection.
--->'''Andy:''' And I was gonna buy that clown ''for you for your collection''.
--->'''Mr. J:''' ''(enlightened)'' Oh, that was very nice of you son.
* In "Birthday Boy", Rodney writes "Happy birthday Andy" on the grass using a motorized lawn mower. Once Mrs. J drives Andy home, Rodney takes him on top of the Johnson family's roof to surprise Andy with the text he wrote in the grass. In spite of the chaos and destruction Rodney inflicted upon the neighborhood, the angry citizens surrounding the house, Mr. J getting charged, and on top of that, the police arriving, Andy loves his gift nevertheless and deems this to be his best birthday yet.
* The end of "Anti-Ice Cream Social", which has Andy go on an ice cream date with Martha. Their affection is mutual.
* Rodney and Andy ([[JerkassWoobie and Kyle and Salty Mike]]...) reuniting at the end of "Islands in the Streets" after being separated for a long while.
* While Rodney and Mr. J are far from being on good terms, the former at least saves the latter's life in the climax of "Andy Had a Little Squirrel" by preventing him from choking to death during the cheese eating contest. Mr. J lets out a reluctant and muttered "Thank you, Rodney" at the end.
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