History Recap / FraggleRockS2E2BooberRock

Tired of the noise and hustle-and-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, Gobo, Red, and Mokey realize the caves have another name: the Caves of Forgetfulness, because those who stay there forget who they are. What's more, the caves are full of plants that entwine and kill anyone who stays there long enough. They go to try to save Boober—and Wembley, who was visiting him—but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and help his friends escape, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

Tired of the noise and hustle-and-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, Gobo, Red, and Mokey realize the caves have another name: the Caves of Forgetfulness, because those who stay there forget who they are. What's more, the caves are full of plants that entwine and kill anyone who stays there long enough. They go to try to save Boober and Wembley, who was visiting him, but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and help his friends escape, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

Tired of the noise and hustle-and-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, Gobo, Red, and Mokey realize the caves have another name: the Caves of Forgetfulness, because those who stay there forget who they are. What's more, the caves are full of plants that entwine and kill anyone who stays there long enough. They go and try to save Boober and Wembley, who was visiting him, but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and help his friends escape, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he interrupts her in the middle of it, inspired to move away by the lines about wanting quiet when Fraggle Rock is noisy. Later, Wembley visits him at the Caves of Boredom and is caught by the forgetfulness spell and the killer plants. Still later, when Mokey arrives with Gobo and Red and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she had brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the whole poem. [[spoiler:The last lines are about missing one's friends and the songs and meals they've shared... which helps Boober start to remember that the little green Fraggle caught in the killer plants is his friend.]]

* ThisIsMySide: Doc and Sprocket's attempt to organize the workshop. They drop this at the end of the episode.

** Early on, Red accidentally breaks one of Boober's bleach nuts, which emits a gas that, in Red's words, "clears your brain." [[spoiler:Later, at the Caves of Boredom, Boober breaks another bleach nut when tossing it into his washtub with twigs and rock soap and dirty scarves, trying to remember how to make a meal for Wembley. The gas turns out to be the antidote to the spell of forgetfulness.]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he interrupts her in the middle of it, inspired to move away by the lines about wanting quiet when Fraggle Rock is noisy. Later, Wembley visits him at the Caves of Boredom and is caught by the forgetfulness spell and the killer plants. Still later, when Mokey arrives with Gobo and Red and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she had brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the whole poem. The last lines are about missing one's friends and the songs and meals they've shared... which helps Boober start to remember that the little green Fraggle caught in the killer plants is his friend.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he interrupts her in the middle of it, inspired to move away by the lines about wanting quiet when Fraggle Rock is noisy. Later, Wembley visits him at the Caves of Boredom and is caught by the forgetfulness spell and the killer plants. Still later, when Mokey arrives with Gobo and Red and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she had brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the last lines, which are about missing one's friends and the songs and meals they've shared... which helps Boober start to remember that the little green Fraggle caught in the killer plants is his friend.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he interrupts her in the middle of it, inspired to move away by the lines about wanting quiet when Fraggle Rock is noisy. Later, Wembley visits him at the Caves of Boredom and is caught by the plants and the forgetfulness spell. Still later, when Mokey arrives with Gobo and Red and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she had brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the last lines, which are about missing one's friends and the songs and meals they've shared... which helps Boober start to remember that the little green Fraggle caught in the plants is his friend.

* Foreshadowing: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he interrupts her in the middle of it, inspired to move away by the lines about wanting quiet when Fraggle Rock is noisy. Later, Wembley visits him at the Caves of Boredom and is caught by the plants and the forgetfulness spell. Still later, when Mokey arrives with Gobo and Red and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she had brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the last lines, which are about missing one's friends and the songs and meals they've shared... which helps Boober start to remember that the little green Fraggle caught in the plants is his friend.

* IronicName: It's revealed that whoever named Wembley thought the name meant "decisive."

* IronicName: It's revealed Wembley's name means decisive.

Tired of the noise and hustle-and-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, Gobo, Red, and Mokey realize the caves have another name: the Caves of Forgetfulness, because those who stay there forget who they are. They go and try to save Boober and Wembley, who was visiting him, but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and help his friends escape, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

* Foreshadowing: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he keeps interrupting her in the middle of it. Later, when she comes with Gobo and Red to the Caves of Boredom and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the whole poem, and the last lines help him begin to remember.

* ChekhovsGun: Mokey starts to reads Boober her latest poem, but he keeps interrupting her in the middle of it. Later, when she comes with Gobo and Red to the Caves of Boredom and they forget what they're doing, she drops the poem, which she brought so she could read all of it to Boober. Boober, who is rapidly losing his own memory, finds it and reads the whole poem, and the last lines help him begin to remember.

* ChekhovsGun:

* Chekhov'sGun:

Tired of the noise and hustle-and-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, Gobo, Red, and Mokey realize the caves have another name: the Caves of Forgetfulness, because those who stay there forget who they are. They go and try to save Boober and Wembley, who was visiting him, but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and helps his friends, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

* CantLiveWithThemCantLiveWithoutThem: Subverted. Boober can't stand to live the others's loud lifestyle and enjoys his new life alone. This is because he forgot them, though.

* HomeSweetHome: What Boober considers his new home to be—until he forgot what a home was.

Tired of the noise and hustle-bustle at Fraggle Rock, Boober moves to the Caves of Boredom to live a quiet and secluded lifestyle. However, after a visit to the Storyteller, the Fraggles realize the caves have another name. The Caves of Forgetfulness, because whoever stays there forgets who they are. They go and try to save Boober but they forget what they're doing upon arrival. Boober manages to remember everything and helps his friends, deciding Fraggle Rock isn't such a bad place after all.

* HomeSweetHome: What Boober considers his new home to be — Until he forgot what a home was.

* HomeSweetHome: What Boober considers his new home to be. Until he forgot what a home was.

!!This episode contains examples:

* IronicName: Wembley's name means decisive.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Boober leaving Fraggle Rock

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