History Recap / MrBogusS2E4BookstoreBogus

Meanwhile, Tommy is wondering where Bogus went to when he notices a superhero comic, and becomes shocked when he sees Bogus as a Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}[=-esque=] superhero. Bogus then tells Tommy to turn the page of the comic book, where Ratty and Mole plot to take over the city using their nefarious plan. Bogus then manages to confront Ratty and Mole, but not before comically running into the pole of the building that they are standing on top of, as he slides down the pole. However, he is able to make it back to the top again, after using a flagpole to catapult himself back up to the top of the building, but Ratty cuts a rope that a safe was suspended on, causing the safe to fall on top of Bogus and send him crashing to the ground. Ratty and Mole think that they have taken care of Bogus, but Bogus emerges from the safe, completely unscathed, then uses a whip to knock over a water tower, flooding Ratty and Mole out from the comic book. The flood knocks over the Bookstore owner in the process as well too.

* IllogicalSafe: This happens to Bogus while he is in the Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} setting.

* ShoutOut: The Franchise/StarTrek references used in the second act.

'''Absent Characters:''' Mrs. Anybody, Mr. Anybody, Kevin

'''Absent Characters:''' Mrs. Anybody, Mr. Anybody, Kevin the bulldog

Bogus tries again in painting his greatest masterpiece afterwards. This time, he then paints a picture of a dinosaur, claiming it to be his greatest work yet. However, the dinosaur doesn't seem to come to life as Bogus thinks that there's something wrong. The dinosaur suddenly comes to life after a few seconds. The minute this dinosaur comes to life, he immediately causes a lot of grief for Bogus. First, when Bogus tests the dinosaur's reflexes then starts wondering how well they are, the dinosaur suddenly kicks him after a few seconds, which sends Bogus into a nearby ink pot. After freeing himself from the ink pot, Bogus winds up in the dinosaur's clutches as the dinosaur starts squeezing him like a stuffed toy as Bogus frees himself from the dinosaur's grasp. When Bogus tries firmly reasoning with the dinosaur, the dinosaur only copies what he does and says. Thinking that the dinosaur is being a wise guy, Bogus tells the dinosaur to behave himself, which proves fruitless as the dinosaur still thinks that Bogus is playing a game. Bogus then walks off angrily as the dinosaur begins following after him. When Bogus tries walking the other direction, he bumps into the dinosaur again as Bogus reasons with the dinosaur again, but the dinosaur once again copycats him. Bogus suddenly comes up with an idea on how to solve this problem.

This time, Bogus and Tommy are reading the story of "AroundTheWorldInEightyDays" by Creator/JulesVerne, where Bogus uses his own windpower to blow away the balloon. After that, Bogus then splits up from Tommy once again, where he enters a book about art and painting. Bogus then decides to unleash his inner artist as he begins work on his greatest masterpiece. After several failed attempts, where he paints pictures of Brattus and an escaping chicken, Bogus paints a picture of a dinosaur that comes to life.

The minute this dinosaur comes to life, he immediately causes a lot of grief for Bogus. First, when Bogus tests the dinosaur's reflexes then starts wondering how well they are, the dinosaur suddenly kicks him after a few seconds, which sends Bogus into a nearby ink pot. After freeing himself from the ink pot, Bogus winds up in the dinosaur's clutches as the dinosaur starts squeezing him like a stuffed toy as Bogus frees himself from the dinosaur's grasp. When Bogus tries firmly reasoning with the dinosaur, the dinosaur only copies what he does and says. Thinking that the dinosaur is being a wise guy, Bogus tells the dinosaur to behave himself, which proves fruitless as the dinosaur still thinks that Bogus is playing a game. Bogus then walks off angrily as the dinosaur begins following after him. When Bogus tries walking the other direction, he bumps into the dinosaur again as Bogus reasons with the dinosaur again, but the dinosaur once again copycats him. Bogus suddenly comes up with an idea on how to solve this problem.

Bogus and his good friend, Tommy Anybody, go to a bookstore to find some books worth reading. The first book that they check out is "TheManInTheIronMask" by Alexander Dumas, with Bogus humorously removing the mask from the main character. Bogus then decides to split up from Tommy for a little while, where he checks out a book about bugs. However, a pair of fierce-looking worms emerge from the book and start chasing after Bogus, until they chase him into a book about a mad scientist's laboratory. Unfortunately for the worms, it looks like that they might end up possibly being dissected by the scientist who approaches them, but it's Bogus to the rescue as he is able to rope the worms and save them from the scientist. The worms are now grateful to Bogus for saving them.

Bogus and Tommy are now looking at books of various fairy tales and nursery rhymes, such as Humpty Dumpty, LittleRedRidingHood, and {{Rapunzel}}. Bogus is rather enamored with Rapunzel, as she is with him. However, Ratty and Mole show up again after Bogus and Tommy leave and kidnap Rapunzel, to make her Ratty's bride. Bogus hears Rapunzel's cry for help then quickly rushes off to save her. He manages to make a paper airplane to pursue Ratty and Mole, but he winds up crashing into a bookshelf, which knocks a barrage of books off the shelf and on top of himself, Ratty, Mole, and Rapunzel.

Bogus is sadly sitting on a nearby cliff, so he throws his paintbrush away. However, the paintbrush suddenly hits a pile of rocks that were on another cliff, which causes a rockslide as Bogus realizes his mistake. Bogus hides from behind the cliff, when he sees the paintbrush turn the rock pile into a fierce dinosaur that starts going on a rampage. Unfortunately, Bogus falls off from the cliff, where he finds himself in the path of the rampaging dinosaur.

The minute this dinosaur comes to life, he immediately causes a lot of grief for Bogus, which prompts him to paint a picture of a girl dinosaur so that the dinosaur will have a female companion. After a few seconds of misunderstanding, in which the girl dinosaur falls for Bogus, Bogus is finally able to convince her that the male dinosaur is the one for her, as well as painting a picture of a prehistoric setting where the dinosaurs will live.

After setting up some homey touches for the dinosaurs, like a cave for them to live in, Bogus finds that the dinosaurs still need to learn the basics of spending time with each other. However, the dinosaurs are not to happy about this, as they chase Bogus out of their cave. Bogus is sitting on a nearby cliff, when he accidentally causes a rock slide which then turns into a fierce rock dinosaur that starts going on a rampage. Unfortunately, Bogus falls off from the cliff, where he finds himself in the path of the rampaging dinosaur.

* IllogicalSafe: This happens to Bogus while he is in the Evel Knievel setting.

Ratty then has Mole fire phasers at the ship, as well as the fact that the impact has caused Humpty Dumpty to suffer major damage. Bogus then sends Brattus down to the engine room, where he finds that the engine's wires are being sabotaged by some Dirt Dudes. Fortunately, Brattus uses a fire extinguisher to chase the Dirt Dudes away from the engine room. By now Ratty's ship starts closing in on Bogus's ship as Bogus tells Brattus to get the engines started up. After much difficulty, Brattus manages to plug the wires back in (while also getting electrocuted in the process), which causes the ship's cloaking device to become activated, just as the phasers from Ratty's ship hit.

Bogus and Tommy are now looking at books of various fairy tales and nursery rhymes, such as Humpty Dumpty, LittleRedRidingHood, and {{Rapunzel}}. Bogus is rather enamored with Rapunzel, as she is with him. However, Ratty and Mole show up again and kidnap Rapunzel, to make her Ratty's bride. Bogus hears Rapunzel's cry for help then quickly rushes off to save her. He manages to make a paper airplane to pursue Ratty and Mole, but he winds up crashing into a bookshelf, which knocks a barrage of books off the shelf and on top of himself, Ratty, Mole, and Rapunzel.

A girl then finds the stapled-together papers that had the copies of Bogus, then starts flipping them in a flipbook-style manner. Bogus, now back to normal, thanks the girl for freeing him by blowing her a kiss, which she is repulsed by. Bogus resumes the pursuit for his two adversaries, where he enters a comic book and comes out riding a motorcycle. Ratty and mole think that they've lost Bogus when Bogus comes riding in on the motorcycle towards them, as they jump out of the way. Bogus comes back the way he came after riding around a revolving bookstand, just as Ratty and Mole are sharing a laugh, before noticing Bogus riding back towards them again. The two rodents run for their lives with Bogus in pursuit before making refuge on the same bookstand that Bogus had used to make a U-turn towards them. Bogus then comes back again and rams the bookstand, knocking Ratty and Mole off as they wind up with their heads sticking out from the front page of a book with cheerleaders.

A girl then finds the stapled-together papers that had the copies of Bogus, then starts flipping them in a flipbook-style manner. Bogus, now back to normal, thanks the girl for freeing him by blowing her a kiss, which she is repulsed by. Bogus resumes the pursuit for his two adversaries, where he enters a superhero comic book and becomes an Evel Knievel-esque superhero. Bogus then manages to confront Ratty and Mole, but not before comically running into the pole of the building that they are standing on top of. However, he is able to make it back to the top again, but Ratty cuts a rope that a safe was suspended on, causing the safe to fall on top of Bogus and send him crashing to the ground. Ratty and Mole think that they have taken care of Bogus, but Bogus emerges from the safe, completely unscathed, then uses a whip to knock over a water tower, flooding Ratty and Mole out from the comic book. The flood knocks over the Bookstore owner in the process as well too.

* {{Bubblegum Popping}}: A claymation short used after the commercial break and before the end credits had Bogus find a piece of bubble gum in a cupboard in the attic, so he chews it, then blows a big bubble until it pops, leaving Bogus all covered with bubble gum.

!'''Tropes'''

Bogus and his good friend, Tommy Anybody, go to a bookstore to find some books worth reading. The first book that they check out is "{{The Man In The Iron Mask}}" by Alexander Dumas, with Bogus humorously removing the mask from the main character. Bogus then decides to split up from Tommy for a little while, where he checks out a book about bugs. However, a pair of fierce-looking worms emerge from the book and start chasing after Bogus, until they chase him into a book about a mad scientist's laboratory. Unfortunately for the worms, it looks like that they might end up possibly being dissected by the scientist who approaches them, but it's Bogus to the rescue as he is able to rope the worms and save them from the scientist. The worms are now grateful to Bogus for saving them.

Bogus and Tommy are now looking at books of various fairy tales and nursery rhymes, such as Humpty Dumpty, {{Little Red Riding Hood}}, and {{Rapunzel}}. Bogus is rather enamored with Rapunzel, as she is with him. However, Ratty and Mole show up again and kidnap Rapunzel, to make her Ratty's bride. Bogus hears Rapunzel's cry for help then quickly rushes off to save her. He manages to make a paper airplane to pursue Ratty and Mole, but he winds up crashing into a bookshelf, which knocks a barrage of books off the shelf and on top of himself, Ratty, Mole, and Rapunzel.

Even in spite of this, Ratty and Mole manage to escape with Rapunzel into a science fiction book about spaceships. Bogus then realizes that in order to save Rapunzel, he'll need some help, so he calls on the help of Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf and Humpty Dumpty as they, along with Bogus, jump into the space book and become involved in an {{Affectionate Parody}} of Franchise/{{Star Trek}}. Even Brattus is part of the space crew. Red Riding Hood then informs Bogus that they have an incoming message. Turns out that the message is from Ratty, as he tells Bogus and his crew that there is no way that they'll get Rapunzel back.

This time, Bogus and Tommy are reading the story of "{{Around The World In Eighty Days}}" by {{Jules Verne}}, where Bogus uses his own windpower to blow away the balloon. After that, Bogus then splits up from Tommy once again, where he enters a book about art and painting. Bogus then decides to unleash his inner artist as he begins work on his greatest masterpiece. After several failed attempts, where he paints pictures of Brattus and an escaping chicken, Bogus paints a picture of a dinosaur that comes to life.

* {{Affectionate Parody}}: As stated above, the second act where Bogus is in a space environment is a parody of Franchise/{{Star Trek}}.
* {{Agitated Item Stomping}}: Both Bogus and Brattus begin stomping on the page that the mean rock dinosaur was on, after crumbling it up.
* {{Big Damn Heroes}}: Brattus gets one in the final act, just when the dinosaur was closing in on Bogus.
* {{Breath Weapon}}: Not exactly a weapon, per se, but Bogus is able to suck in the biggest breath he could and blow away the balloon after he and Tommy just read "Around The World In Eighty Days".
* {{Damsel In Distress}}: Rapunzel falls victim to this, thanks to Ratty and Mole.
* {{Everythings Better With Dinosaurs}}: The final act of the episode had Bogus interacting with some dinosaurs.
* {{Eye Pop}}: Bogus does this twice when he is chased by the worms.
* {{Gondor Calls For Aid}}: Bogus calls on the help of Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf, and Humpty Dumpty, in order to help him save Rapunzel from Ratty and Mole.
* {{Illogical Safe}}: This happens to Bogus while he is in the Evel Knievel setting.
* {{Shout Out}}: The Franchise/{{Star Trek}} references used in the second act.

Even in spite of this, Ratty and Mole manage to escape with Rapunzel into a science fiction book about spaceships. Bogus then realizes that in order to save Rapunzel, he'll need some help, so he calls on the help of Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf and Humpty Dumpty as they, along with Bogus, jump into the space book and become involved in an {{Affectionate Parody}} of {{Star Trek}}. Even Brattus is part of the space crew. Red Riding Hood then informs Bogus that they have an incoming message. Turns out that the message is from Ratty, as he tells Bogus and his crew that there is no way that they'll get Rapunzel back.

* {{Affectionate Parody}}: As stated above, the second act where Bogus is in a space environment is a parody of {{Star Trek}}.

* {{Shout Out}}: The {{Star Trek}} references used in the second act.

!'''Tropes (Some of them may be {{YMMV}})'''

Bogus and his good friend, Tommy Anybody, go to a bookstore to find some books worth reading. The first book that they check out is "{{The Man In The Iron Mask}}" by {{Alexander Dumas}}, with Bogus humorously removing the mask from the main character. Bogus then decides to split up from Tommy for a little while, where he checks out a book about bugs. However, a pair of fierce-looking worms emerge from the book and start chasing after Bogus, until they chase him into a book about a mad scientist's laboratory. Unfortunately for the worms, it looks like that they might end up possibly being dissected by the scientist who approaches them, but it's Bogus to the rescue as he is able to rope the worms and save them from the scientist. The worms are now grateful to Bogus for saving them.

A girl then finds the stapled-together papers that had the copies of Bogus, then starts flipping them in a flipbook-style manner. Bogus, now back to normal, thanks the girl for freeing him by blowing her a kiss, which she is repulsed by. Bogus resumes the pursuit for his two adversaries, where he enters a superhero comic book and becomes an {{Evel Knievel}}-esque superhero. Bogus then manages to confront Ratty and Mole, but not before comically running into the pole of the building that they are standing on top of. However, he is able to make it back to the top again, but Ratty cuts a rope that a safe was suspended on, causing the safe to fall on top of Bogus and send him crashing to the ground. Ratty and Mole think that they have taken care of Bogus, but Bogus emerges from the safe, completely unscathed, then uses a whip to knock over a water tower, flooding Ratty and Mole out from the comic book. The flood knocks over the Bookstore owner in the process as well too.

Bogus and Tommy are now looking at books of various fairy tales and nursery rhymes, such as {{Humpty Dumpty}}, {{Little Red Riding Hood}}, and {{Rapunzel}}. Bogus is rather enamored with Rapunzel, as she is with him. However, Ratty and Mole show up again and kidnap Rapunzel, to make her Ratty's bride. Bogus hears Rapunzel's cry for help then quickly rushes off to save her. He manages to make a paper airplane to pursue Ratty and Mole, but he winds up crashing into a bookshelf, which knocks a barrage of books off the shelf and on top of himself, Ratty, Mole, and Rapunzel.