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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In this cartoon, all the characters are drawn in a crude, heavily-stylized fashion that sometimes leads to them wildly changing proportions between scenes.
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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes.
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* BookEnds: Homestar's first and last lines are about how he don't understand ladies.
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* WorstWhateverEver: As Marzipan angrily storms away from the party, she mutters "This is the worst birthday I've ever had..."
* YouMakeMeSic: In the DVD commentary, Strong Sad objects to Homestar's use of the phrase "I think I has the solution."

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* WorstWhateverEver: As Marzipan angrily storms away from the party, she mutters "This is the worst birthday I've ever had..."
* YouMakeMeSic: In the DVD commentary, Strong Sad objects to Homestar's use of the phrase "I think I has the solution.
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* {{Calvinball}}: In the opening scene, Homestar's playing a weird game with a mix of basketball and American football equipment, and scores a point by kicking a can off the field. In the commentary track, Strong Bad asks what game that's even supposed to be, and Homstar just answers "It's America's pastime!"
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* DyeingForYourArt: [[invoked]]Parodied in the DVD commentary.

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* DyeingForYourArt: [[invoked]]Parodied in the DVD commentary.commentary, when Strong Bad uses it to explain why Homestar looks so different in one scene.

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* DyeingForYourArt: [[invoked]]Parodied in the DVD commentary.
-->'''Strong Bad:''' Little known fact: Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role.\\
'''Homestar:''' It's true.



* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by claiming "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".

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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks scenes.
* PrecisionFStrike: One scene went unused because of "Homestar's foul mouth".
-->'''Homestar:''' Somebody get
this by claiming "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".freakin' duck away from me!
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* TheVoiceless: Marzipan in the old version.

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This cartoon is presented on the site as a "Special Edition DVD" with several bonus features: an earlier, shorter cut of the cartoon; deleted scenes, storyboards, and a commentary track by Homestar, Strong Sad, and Strong Bad.


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* InCharacterCommentaries: The commentary track provided by Homestar, Strong Sad, and Strong Bad.

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* BrownNote: Strong Sad is so boring, he can make anyone fall asleep just by talking at length. He uses this to knock out the Yello Dello, so Homestar and Pom Pom can catch it. And in the commentary track, Strong Sad monologues over the same scene, causing his co-commentators to fall asleep as well.


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* NapInducingSpeak: Strong Sad is so boring, he can make anyone fall asleep just by talking at length. He uses this to knock out the Yello Dello, so Homestar and Pom Pom can catch it. And in the commentary track, Strong Sad monologues over the same scene, causing his co-commentators to fall asleep as well.
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* MediumAwareness: "The Yello Dello is the most rare and beautiful bird in this entire cartoon!"

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* MediumAwareness: "The The Yello Dello is the described as "the most rare and beautiful bird in this entire cartoon!"

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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: In the commentary track, Strong Bad inserts fake dialogue, {{MST}}-style, to make fun of Homestar and Strong Sad. Homestar thinks it's hilarious.



** It carries into the commentary track, where Strong Bad insists that he never wore oven mitts, and that those were digitally edited onto his hands in post-production.
* BrownNote: Strong Sad is so boring, he can make anyone fall asleep just by talking at length. He uses this to knock out the Yello Dello, so Homestar and Pom Pom can catch it. And in the commentary track, Strong Sad monologues over the same scene, causing his co-commentators to fall asleep as well.
* {{Dissimile}}: In the commentary:
-->'''Homestar:''' Okay, now this scene is my pride and joy. I wrote this whole song all by myself. Well, except for the lyrics. And for the music.
* ForgettableCharacter: Homestar keeps talking over Strong Sad and not paying attention to his suggestions. When he finally does notice Strong Sad:
-->'''Homestar:''' Oh, Strong Sad! How long have you been standing there?\\
'''Strong Sad:''' Oh, I've been here pretty much the whole time.\\
'''Homestar:''' Oh, I bet you have.



* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by claiming "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".


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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by claiming "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".


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* ToiletHumor: When Homestar sits down on a rock to think, the commentary track has a field day with it:
-->'''Strong Bad:''' And so he crapped and crapped and crapped and crapped and crapped all over that rock.\\
'''Homestar:''' Hey! That only happened once!\\
'''Strong Sad:''' It was my rock...

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* GoshDangItToHeck: The deleted scenes include an alternate take on the "many dangers" montage using ''Barnstorming'' instead of ''Pitfall'', claiming "Homestar's foul mouth kept it out of the final cut." Except all Homestar says in this version of the scene is "Somebody get this ''freakin''' duck away from me!"



* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an excessively stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by saying "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".

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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an excessively extremely stylized fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by saying claiming "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".


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* ShoutOut:
** The title of the cartoon may refer to the documentary show ''Series/InSearchOf''.
** The way Homestar says "Hello, Yello, Dello!" may be a nod to Film/TheThreeStooges.
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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an excessively stylized fashion. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by saying "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".

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* OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an excessively stylized fashion.fashion, sometimes wildly changing in proportions between scenes. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by saying "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".
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'''Airdate:''' Thursday, May 4, 2000

Homestar wants to get a birthday gift for Marzipan, but can't decide what to get. Coach Z advises him to get something rare and exotic, so Homestar, Pom Pom, and Strong Sad head out to catch the Yello Dello.

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*BlatantLies: When Marzipan sees Strong Bad wearing oven mitts.
-->'''Marzipan:''' Oh hi, Strong Bad. Are those my oven mitts?\\
'''Strong Bad:''' What? No, these are my training gloves... probably.
*InvisibleAnatomy: Marzipan slaps Homestar hard enough to leave a hand-print... even thought she doesn't ''have'' any hands.
*OffModel: All the characters are drawn in an excessively stylized fashion. In the DVD commentary, Strong Bad mocks this by saying "Homestar gained a hundred pounds and shrank two feet for this role".
*MediumAwareness: "The Yello Dello is the most rare and beautiful bird in this entire cartoon!"
*NotWhatItLooksLike: Marizpan gets mad because she thought Homestar cooked and served the Yello Dello. Turns out it was just stuffed in one of the gift boxes.
*SuddenVideoGameMoment: The "many dangers" Homestar and friends face include a scene out of ''VideoGame/{{Pitfall}}'' for the Atari 2600. The deleted scenes include an alternate version of this scene using ''Barnstorming'' instead.
* TravelMontage: Homestar, Pom Pom, and Strong Sad take part in one on their way to Potamia to find the Yello Dello.
*WorstWhateverEver: As Marzipan angrily storms away from the party, she mutters "This is the worst birthday I've ever had..."
*YouMakeMeSic: In the DVD commentary, Strong Sad objects to Homestar's use of the phrase "I think I has the solution."

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