History Recap / PeteAndPeteS2E10And11FarewellMyLittleViking

* WeWillMeetAgain: "And next time, I'll be ''laminated!''"

* WeaponOfChoice: Paper for Papercut.

* BittersweetEnding: Artie snaps out of his brainwashing with Dad's help and Little Pete defeats Papercut in their big rematch without any assistance. However, seeing Little Pete defeat his foe by himself makes Artie realize Little Pete doesn't need him anymore and he departs to find another little boy who does. While Little Pete is saddened by this, Artie assures him that they will see each again.

* BittersweetEnding: Artie snaps out of his brainwashing with Dad's help and Little Pete defeats Papercut in their big rematch without any assistance. However, seeing Little Pete defeat his foe by himself makes Artie realize Little Pete doesn't need him anymore and he departs to find another little boy who does.

* WeaponOfChoice: [[CaptainObvious Paper for Papercut]].

!!!This is "Farewell My Little Viking". And this is its trope list.

!!!This is "Farewell My Little Viking". And this is it's trope list.

->'''Artie:''' Heh heh heh. Worry not boy, worry not. For I am Artie! The strongest man...{{{fanfare}}}...''in the world!'' ''Woot!'

* DarkestHour: Mid-Part 2: Mcflemp has transformed Artie into yuppie scum, all but taken over Wellsville, and is destroying every last reminder of the old Artie, and Little Pete has given up all hope and is going to surrender to Papercut in their rematch.

* WeWillMeetAgain: "And next time, I'll be ''laminated!''

-->'''Little Pete:''' But...but...will I ever see you again?
-->'''Artie:''' Heh heh heh. Worry not boy, worry not. For I am Artie! The strongest man...{{{fanfare}}}...''in the world!'' ''Woot!'

-->'''Artie:''' Heh heh heh. Worry not boy, worry not. For I am Artie! The strongest man...{{fanfare}}...''in the world!'' ''Woot!''

* CatchPhrase: [=McFlemp=]'s seems to be "No pressure." Artie's is only referenced once, and halfheartedly at that.

* BigBadEnsemble:While both Papercut and Mcflemp's plans end up benefiting each other, they have no interaction in both episodes.

* ItHasOnlyJustBegun: "If your best friend had just been deported, and the International Adult Conspiracy had just put your world into a full nelson headlock, and a raging maniac with a thing for RockPaperSissors was about to paper-cut you to shreds, you'd probably think it was the end too--but you'd be wrong. It was only the beginning."

* ManipulativeBastard: McFlemp.

* ThrowingTheFight: Papercut forces everyone else to do this in RockPaperSissors so he can dish out the losing punishment afterwards. It's Little Pete's refusal to do so that sets his subplot in motion.

Welcome to both the shows only Two part episode and the exit of Artie, The Strongest Man in The World!

'''Part 1''':
Our story begins with Big Pete narrating as always and telling us of two super villans: Master of RockPaperScissors and papercuts, errr [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Papercut]], and Aluminum Siding Salesman and agent of The International Adult Conspiracy, John Mcflemp, whose goal is nothing less than to remove Artie from town and erase him from everyones memories.

The story begins in full swing with Mcflemp luring the Petes' Dad to a community meeting about Artie and guilt him into trying to get rid of Artie, figuring that Don's the only adult Artie would listen to. Meanwhile, Papercut terrorizes the playground at Little Pete's school by forcing everyone to play RockPaperScissors and pick rock, losing to him and his paper and accepting their punishment... until Little Pete chooses to defy him and is narrowly saved by Artie. But the victory is hollow, as Papercut's all-too-true comments about how it's easy for Little Pete to be brave when he can just hide behind Artie.

Unfortunately, Dad sees this as an opportunity to get rid of Artie and has a talk with him, and proceeds to lure him into the car and drive him out of town. Little Pete and friends see Artie (who HATES riding in cars) in the car and try to rescue him but fail to catch up. Little Pete falls straight into Papercut's clutches, while Pete's Dad leaves Artie on the outskirts of town and tells him that Little Pete no longer wants Artie to be his friend, crushing Artie's spirit.

'''Part 2''':

Little Pete is saved once again, this time by his friends brandishing water hoses, crippling Papercut's arsenal, but Papercut swears he'll be back and his weapons will be LAMINATED!. Little Pete kicks off a large scale hunt for Artie, selling Artie mememorabilla, letting the air out of tires (Tire Air is Artie's favorite smell) and setting up a BatSignal-esque device showing Artie's face. Unfortunately, two things cripple their search: Artie is facing in the opposite direction of the signal, and before he can turn around Mcflemp orders Dad to replace it with a smaller bulb, which will burn just bright enough to fool Little Pete.

The next day while Little Pete begins to lose hope, Mcflemp recruits Artie to work for him by offering him slacks and uses him in a commercial. The commercial is seen by Little Pete and the children of Wellsville, crushing Little Pete's spirit. With Artie out of the way, Mcflemp holds a bonfire of the Artie memorabilia, and Little Pete throws his Artie doll into the fire. Papercut then aproaches Little Pete and challenges him to a rematch on friday and tells him to choose rock. While his friends beg him to throw the fight, Little Pete... agrees with them.

After talking to a demoralized Little Pete, Dad finally realizes the damage he's done and goes off to search for Artie with the restored signal attached to his car, telling off Mcflemp. When he fails to find Artie at first and his car breaks down, Dad tries one last gambit: Tire Air.

Despite his brainwashing, the smell still attracts Artie. Dad then reveals he lied and that Little Pete needs him and Artie returns to normal. He arrives at the playground...where Little Pete is already in Mid-Showdown fighting Papercut with his own imagination and rallying the other kids to his side as a result. Papercut retreats, Mcflemp is defeated and Artie has realized that Little Pete no longer needs him and departs to find another kid in need. But his memory shall live on.


!!!This is "Farwell My Little Viking(Parts 1 and 2)". And this is it's trope list.

* BigBadEnsemble:While both Papercut and Mcflemp's plans end up benefitting each other, they have no interaction in both episodes.

** Artie saving Little Pete the first time.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Papercut is well... the master of the papercut.
* {{Tearjerker}}:Where do we start?

Our story begins with Big Pete narrarating as always and telling us of two super villans: Master of Rock, Paper, Scissors and Papercuts, errr Papercut, and {{Supervillan}} and Aluminum, Siding Salesman, and agent of The International Adult Conspiracy, John Mcflemp, who's goal is nothing less than to remove Artie from town and erase him from everyones memories.

The story begins in full swing with Mcflemp luring the Pete's Dad to a community meeting about Artie and guilt him into trying to get rid of Artie, figuring that he's the only adult Artie would listen to. Meanwhile, Papercut terrorizes the play ground at Little Pete's school by forcing everyone to play RockPaperScissors and pick rock, loosing to him and his paper and accepting their punishment... until Little Pete chooses to defy him and is narrowly saved by Artie. But the victory is hollow as Papercut's all too true comments about how it's easy for Little Pete when he can just hide behind Artie.

Unfortunately, Dad sees this as an excuse to get rid of Artie and has a talk with him, and proceeds to throw him into the car and drive him out of town. Little Pete and friends see Artie(who HATES riding in cars) in the car and try to rescue him but fail to catch up, and Little Pete falls straight into Papercut's clutches while Pete's Dad leaves Artie on the outskirts of town and tells him that Little Pete no longer wants Artie to be his friend, crushing his spirit.

Little Pete is saved once again, this time by his friends brandishing water hoses, crippling Papercut's arsenal, but Papercut swears he'll be back and his weapons will be LAMINATED!. Little Pete kicks off a large scale hunt for Artie, selling Artie mememorabilla, letting the air out of tires(Tire Air is Artie's favorite smell) and setting up a giant, batsignal-esque divice with Arties face. Unforutnaly two things cripple their search: Artie is facing in the wrong direction of the signal, and before he can turn around Mcflemp orders Dad to replace it with a smaller bulb, which will go just long enough to full Little Pete.

The next day while Little Pete begins to loose hope, Mcflemp recruits Artie to work for him by offering him slacks and uses him in a commercial. The commercial is seen by Little Pete and the children of Wellsville, crushing Little Pete's spirit. With Artie out of the way, Mcflemp holds a bonfire of the Artie memorbila and Little Pete throws his Artie doll into the fire. Papercut then aproaches Little Pete and challenges him to a rematch on friday and tells him to choose paper. While his friends beg him to throw the fight Little Pete... agrees with them.

After talking to a demoralized Little Pete, Dad finally realizes the damage he's done and goes off to search for Artie with the signal attached to his car, telling off Mcflemp. While he fails to find Artie at first, and his car breaks down, Dad tries one last gambit: Tire Air.

It works and Artie comes, despite being just another suit and tie salesman for Mcflemp. Dad then reveals he lied and that Little Pete needs him and Artie returns to normal. He arrives at the playground... Where Little Pete is already in Mid-Showdown fighting Papercut with his own imagination and rallying the other kids to his side as a result. Papercut retreats, Mcflemp is defeated and Artie.... has realized that Little Pete no longer needs him and departs to find another kid in need. But his memory shall live on.

* DarkestHour:Mid-Part 2: Mcflemp has transformed Artie into another suit and tie, Mcflemp has all but taken over wellsville and is destroying every last remnant of the old Artie, and Little Pete has given up all hope and is going to surrender to Papercut in their rematch.

** Arties Goodbyes.
** WeaponOfChoice: Paper for well... Papercut.

* BigDamnHeros: Twice, both with Little Pete and Papercut.

* {{Tearjerker}}:Where do we start?

'''Part 1:'''
Our story starts with Big Pete narrarating as always and telling us of two super villans: Master of Rock, Paper, Scissors and Papercuts, errr Papercut, and {{Supervillan}} and Aluminum, Siding Salesman, and agent of The International Adult Conspiracy, John Mcflemp, who's goal is nothing less than to remove Artie from town and erase him from everyones memories.

The story begins in full swing with McFlemp luring the Pete's Dad to a community meeting about Artie and guilt him into trying to get rid of Artie, figuring that he's the only adult Artie would listen to. Meanwhile, Papercut terrorizes the play ground at Little Pete's school by forcing everyone to play RockPaperScissors and pick rock, loosing to him and his paper and accepting their punishment... until Little Pete chooses to defy him and is narrowly saved by Artie. But the victory is hollow as Papercut's all too true comments about how it's easy for Little Pete when he can just hide behind Artie.