The students end up finding out about Scudworth's Cloney Island plans.
Tropes in this episode:
- Distaff Counterpart: Aside from Sandra Sandria being a different ethnicity, she and Mrs. C are essentially female versions of Scudworth and Mr. Butlertron.
- Evil Brit: Mr. Butlertron's Distaff Counterpart Mrs. C is British and turns out to be a manipulative woman duping Butlertron for her own ends so she can take over the world.
- Failed a Spot Check: Scudworth somehow didn't notice that the "deed" to the island he bought is written on a Long John Silver's menu until Sandria pointed it out to him. A brief shot even shows that the writing overtly calls Scudworth an idiot for believing it entitles him to owning the island.
- Framing Device: The episode is conveyed via flashback as the clones read Scudworth's log from his adventures on the island.
- Good All Along: Despite Scudworth suspecting that Sandra just wanted to use his money for her own purposes, and Mrs. C claiming such to Mr. Butlertron, she turns out to be genuinely concerned for Scudworth and dedicated her life to making his dream come true.
- Intimate Marks: Scudworth and Sandra have matching tattoos of pi on their asses.
- Look-Alike Lovers: Aside from Sandra and Mrs. C being female equivalents to Scudworth and Butlertron, they also end up having sex with each other's counterparts.
- Robinsonade: On his way to what he believes is a lovely plot he purchased for his resort, Scudworth and Butlertron get stranded on an island and have to fend for survival. They meet Scudworth's old flame Sandra and her own robot assistant, who have spent years on the island fending for themselves, though Sandra managed to construct an entire theme park for Scudworth.
- Something Else Also Rises: Mr. Butlertron's antenna springs up when he meets Mrs. C.
- Take That!: Sandria's plan for a theme park based on Texas called Texasland includes jabs at the state's failing infrastructure and negligence towards gun control.
