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* "Bet Your Life It's Me" (Film/{{Fame}} cover[[note]]The [[http://www.kidsincorporated.us Kids Incorporated fansite]] has the original artist listed simply under the title "Top of the Charts" and artist listed as "Musical"; but hasn't been updated in some time. The song is "Bet Your Life It's Me" and is the first of [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS2E3TheWallflower three]] [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS4E7YouveGotTheWrongDate songs]] appearing on both the series version of Fame and Kids Inc. (both [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]] productions with original songs written by Michael Cruz. The Fame version appeared in the episode "Winners" from Season 2 of that series; in a performance by Erica Gimpel (who played [[TheOtherDarrin the Coco Hernandez role]] originally played in the 1980 movie by Irene Cara)[[/note]]; performed by Mickey and Gloria)

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* "Bet Your Life It's Me" (Film/{{Fame}} cover[[note]]The [[http://www.kidsincorporated.us Kids Incorporated fansite]] has the original artist listed simply under the title "Top of the Charts" and artist listed as "Musical"; but hasn't been updated in some time. The song is "Bet Your Life It's Me" and is the first of [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS2E3TheWallflower three]] [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS4E7YouveGotTheWrongDate songs]] appearing on both the series version of Fame and Kids Inc. (both [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]] productions with original songs written by Michael Cruz. The Fame version appeared in the episode "Winners" from Season 2 of that series; in a performance by Erica Gimpel (who played [[TheOtherDarrin the Coco Hernandez role]] originally played in the 1980 movie by Irene Cara)[[/note]]; Creator/IreneCara)[[/note]]; performed by Mickey and Gloria)
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* "Lucky Star" (Music/{{Madonna}} cover; performed by Kid and Mickey)[[note]]one of the few times any of the male cast members covered a song by Madge[[/note]]

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* "Lucky Star" "[[Music/MadonnaAlbum Lucky Star]]" (Music/{{Madonna}} cover; performed by Kid and Mickey)[[note]]one of the few times any of the male cast members covered a song by Madge[[/note]]
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"Top of the Charts" is actually a Fame song called "Bet Your Life It's Me"


Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[UsefulNotes/AllHallowsEve Halloween]]) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").

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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[UsefulNotes/AllHallowsEve Halloween]]) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").
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* "Top of the Charts" (Unknown[[note]]The [[http://www.kidsincorporated.us Kids Incorporated fansite]] has the original artist listed simply as "Musical" but no further information is available on this song or what musical this came from[[/note]]; performed by Mickey and Gloria)

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* "Top of the Charts" (Unknown[[note]]The "Bet Your Life It's Me" (Film/{{Fame}} cover[[note]]The [[http://www.kidsincorporated.us Kids Incorporated fansite]] has the original artist listed simply under the title "Top of the Charts" and artist listed as "Musical" "Musical"; but no further information is available on this hasn't been updated in some time. The song or what musical this came from[[/note]]; is "Bet Your Life It's Me" and is the first of [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS2E3TheWallflower three]] [[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS4E7YouveGotTheWrongDate songs]] appearing on both the series version of Fame and Kids Inc. (both [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]] productions with original songs written by Michael Cruz. The Fame version appeared in the episode "Winners" from Season 2 of that series; in a performance by Erica Gimpel (who played [[TheOtherDarrin the Coco Hernandez role]] originally played in the 1980 movie by Irene Cara)[[/note]]; performed by Mickey and Gloria)
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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[AllHallowsEve Halloween]]) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").

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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[AllHallowsEve [[UsefulNotes/AllHallowsEve Halloween]]) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").
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* BeYourself: One of this show's most common [[{{Aesop}} aesops]] appears for the first time.

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* BeYourself: One of this show's most common [[{{Aesop}} aesops]] appears for the first time.once again.
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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[AllHallowsEve Halloween}}) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").

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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for [[AllHallowsEve Halloween}}) Halloween]]) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").
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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for {{Halloween}}) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").

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Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for {{Halloween}}) [[AllHallowsEve Halloween}}) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").
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Mickey returns to focus in this episode, which begins with Riley attempting a joke about knowing the score of a game played that night (when a girl in the crowd asks what it was, Riley answered with "Before it starts, there's nothing to know."). With the joke falling flat, Riley quickly introduces Kids Incorporated for the episode's opening song "Who Wears These Shoes".

Things appear as normal during their break until Mickey starts brainstorming ideas for a new image for the band (when the others aren't sold; he suggests it's for "artistic growth"), specifically having in mind a harder sound mixing HeavyMetal; [[NewWaveMusic New Wave]]; PunkRock and {{Funk}} (when Gloria asks if this new image is "them", Mickey answers by stating they'll never know if they don't try. The younger kids are equally ambivalent as the break ends (setting up "Lucky Star"). Still riding this idea, Mickey tells a preoccupied Riley (taking ice cream inventory) about the plan before getting the idea for the new name: "Rocky Road to Doom". The next day; Riley (reading off index cards) prepares to introduce Ki...er, Rocky Road to Doom. The newly-renamed band (wearing costumes that seem more appropriate for {{Halloween}}) opens with a new song Mickey penned titled "Heavy Metal Madness"[[note]]which is as far removed from heavy metal as one would expect a group made up of mostly preteens[[/note]]; which lasts just over a minute before it becomes evident the crowd is having none of this, booing the kids off the stage. Renee and Kid are equally furious, yet Mickey decides to dig in (setting up "Top of the Charts").

Mutiny seems in the making; with the others bolting after Mickey tries to come up with still another new approach (high-tech this time); upon which Mickey finally realizes he really blew it ("Missing You"). Mickey then returns to the P*lace, accepting to drown his sorrows in fudge before Riley reminds him of the importance of [[BeYourself being yourself]]; with Mickey and the others apologizing to each other; setting up closing song "Wake Me Up (Before You Go-Go").

Worth noting is that this marks the most songs (counting the abbreviated "Heavy Metal Madness") in a regular episode (the only episodes with more would be concert episodes "[[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS2E25SockHop Sock Hop]]" and "[[Recap/KidsIncorporatedS2E26DecadeOfHits Decade of Hits]]").

!! Songs performed in this episode:
* "Who Wears These Shoes" (Music/EltonJohn cover; performed by Mickey)
* "Lucky Star" (Music/{{Madonna}} cover; performed by Kid and Mickey)[[note]]one of the few times any of the male cast members covered a song by Madge[[/note]]
* "Heavy Metal Madness" (Kids Incorporated original; performed by Mickey, Gloria, Renee, Kid and Stacy)
* "Top of the Charts" (Unknown[[note]]The [[http://www.kidsincorporated.us Kids Incorporated fansite]] has the original artist listed simply as "Musical" but no further information is available on this song or what musical this came from[[/note]]; performed by Mickey and Gloria)
* "Missing You" (John Waite cover; performed by Mickey)
* "Wake Me Up (Before You Go-Go)" ([[Music/GeorgeMichael Wham!]] cover; performed by Mickey and Gloria)

!! Tropes associated with this episode:
* AGoodNameForARockBand: Mickey's idea for a new name for Kids Incorporated is [[spoiler:Rocky Road to Doom]]
* BeYourself: One of this show's most common [[{{Aesop}} aesops]] appears for the first time.
* DelayedReaction: It takes a few seconds for Mickey's plan to rename the band as "Rocky Road to Doom" to register in Riley's mind.
* ZanyScheme: Mickey's ideas for a new image for the band.

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