History Recap / SuperjailS1E7MrGrumpyPants

* AbsenteeActor: The first episode to have the Twins entirely missing from a plot, although Richard Mather's name still appears in the credits due to him voicing a bit part or two in the episode [[note]]Although according to a crew member, the season 1 credits actually had quite a few mistakes in crediting the right actors for each episode (instead only ever crediting just David Wain, Chris [=McCulloch=], Teddy Cohn, and Richard Mather). Sometimes an actor wouldn't actually be at a recording session for an episode, or sometimes other actors would be there that were left uncredited.[[/note]]

-> Written by: Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris Burns, M. Wartella
-> Revisions by: John Lee

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The episode was originally planned to take place around Easter, where Jacknife would steal kids' eggs and toys and wind up apprehended by Jailbot. After the creative team took more interest in the little girl, she wound up becoming the focus of the plot.
** The "Inner Child" was initially just a younger version of the Warden, and a "friendly, annoying kid" who would try to befriend Cancer and play with her. It was felt that the plot would work better if he was a monster that would want to kill her.

* InfantImmortality: Subverted in this episode, especially with the de-aged inmates. [[note]]Although after the move to Titmouse, one of the newer rules that Standards and Practices gave the crew was that they were not allowed to kill babies or children.[[/note]]

* OrganAutonomy: Cancer's organs are depicted screaming and terrified as the free radicals (depicted in turn as purple parasites) attack and kill them.

* ContinuityNod: [[spoiler: Cancer's memorial picture has her wearing the outfit she wore in "Bunny Love".]]

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Inner Child's final fate remains unknown. He's last seen attempting to stab Cancer with a bunch of forks, only to hit an unlucky de-aged inmate instead,

* MisterSeahorse: The Warden literally just gives birth to his Inner Child, leaving him weakened and in a pool of blood.

** The "Inner Child" was initially just a younger version of the Warden, and a "friendly, annoying kid" who would try to befriend Cancer and play with her. It was felt that the plot would work better if he was a monster that would want to kill her.

* AbsenteeActor: The first episode to have the Twins entirely missing from a plot, although Richard Mather's name still appears in the credits due to an error (the season 1 episodes are said by the crew to have had a few of these mistakes. It's also possible that he may have voiced an inmate, as he tended to be handed bit parts now and then).

* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Darkly so, in this case. The inmates assume that the little girl's name really IS "Cancer" (which they pronounce "San-ser") and that the date stamped on her bracelet is her birthday. And Alice simply believes that Cancer coughing blood is equivalent to her getting a period.
* ContinuityNod: Cancer's memorial picture has her wearing the outfit she wore in "Bunny Love".

* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Darkly so, in this case. The inmates assume that the little girl's name really IS "Cancer" (which they pronounce "San-ser") and that the date stamped on her bracelet is her birthday.

* BloodFromTheMouth: One of the signs of Cancer's impending death, which the inmates and Alice remain oblivious to.

After another capture of Jacknife, Jailbot accidentally brings a little girl to Superjail with him- one that the Warden instantly orders to be killed, as she's reminding him of his mid-life crisis and approaching birthday.

While the inmates and Alice start taking a liking to the little girl, the Warden's rage-fueled "Inner Child" has other plans to make sure he'll get all the attention.

* InfantImmortality: Subverted in this episode, especially with the de-aged inmates. [[note]]Although after the move to Titmouse, one of the newer rules that Standards and Practices gave the crew was that they were not allowed to kill babies or children.[[/note]]

* AbsenteeActor: The first episode to have the Twins entirely missing from a plot, although Richard Mather's name still appears in the credits due to an error (the season 1 episodes are said by the crew to have had a few of these mistakes).

* InfantImmortality: Subverted ''hard'' in this episode, especially with the de-aged inmates. [[note]]Although after the move to Titmouse, one of the newer rules that Standards and Practices gave the crew was that they were not allowed to kill babies or children.[[/note]]

* AbsenteeActor: The first episode to have the Twins entirely missing from a plot, although Richard Mather's name still appears in the credits due to an error.

* InfantImmortality: Subverted ''hard'' in this episode, especially when the inmates are de-aged to toddlers. [[note]]Although after the move to Titmouse, one of the newer rules that Standards and Practices gave the crew was that they were not allowed to kill babies or children.[[/note]]

* InfantImmortality: Subverted ''hard'' in this episode. [[note]]Although after the move to Titmouse, one of the newer rules that Standards and Practices gave the crew was that they were not allowed to kill babies or children.[[/note]]