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->Written and storyboarded by Minty Lewis
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* Chekhov'sClassroom: Mordecai and Rigby have to use Benson's survival lessons to make it out of the wilderness.
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* Chekhov'sClassroom: ChekhovsClassroom: Mordecai and Rigby have to use Benson's survival lessons from earlier in the day to make it out of the wilderness.
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* {{Chekhov'sClassroom}}: Mordecai and Rigby have to use Benson's survival lessons to make it out of the wilderness.
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* {{Chekhov'sClassroom}}: Chekhov'sClassroom: Mordecai and Rigby have to use Benson's survival lessons to make it out of the wilderness.
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* {{Chekhov'sClassroom}}: Mordecai and Rigby have to use Benson's survival lessons to make it out of the wilderness.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with each other or one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, episode, nor do they even have any real conflict with each other or one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sent Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked him for a wild animal and attacked him.
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* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sent Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked mistaken him for a wild animal and attacked him.
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* The Tape Knew You Would Say That: Benson knows how inattentive they are.
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* The Tape Knew You Would Say That: TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: Benson knows how inattentive they are.
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* The Tape Knew You Would Say That: Benson knows how inattentive they are.
--> '''Mordecai:''' It's a note from Benson. "Dear Mordecai and Rigby, you're probably standing there like two boneheads trying to figure out which of the thirty different kinds of tortillas to get."
--> '''Rigby:''' How does he know?
--> '''Mordecai:''' It's a note from Benson. "Dear Mordecai and Rigby, you're probably standing there like two boneheads trying to figure out which of the thirty different kinds of tortillas to get."
--> '''Rigby:''' How does he know?
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* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sended Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked him for a wild animal and attacked him.
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* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sended sent Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked him for a wild animal and attacked him.
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: In the UK version, Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given that the scene shows that both Mordecai and Rigby are immediately about to die.
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: {{Bowdlerization}}: In the UK version, Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed clumsily censored to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given that the scene shows that both Mordecai and Rigby are immediately about to die.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with each other or one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with each other or one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.wilderness.
* {{Robinsonade}}: Mordecai and Rigby get lost in the wilderness and have to survive.
* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sended Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked him for a wild animal and attacked him.
* TimePassageBeard: Mordecai and Rigby grow these while stranded in the woods. Strangely, they were only lost for a few hours.
* {{Robinsonade}}: Mordecai and Rigby get lost in the wilderness and have to survive.
* SanitySlippage: After getting lost, the duo are convinced that they have been separated from civilization for an extended period of time when it's only been a few hours, and it turns out they were right outside the campsite the entire time. Then when Benson sended Thomas to check on them, they apparently mistaked him for a wild animal and attacked him.
* TimePassageBeard: Mordecai and Rigby grow these while stranded in the woods. Strangely, they were only lost for a few hours.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with each other or one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity: Benson threatens to fire the duo if they come back with the wrong brand of tortillas.
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* GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity: Benson threatens to fire the duo if they come back with the wrong brand of tortillas.tortillas.
* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
* NoAntagonist: There's no villain who opposes Mordecai and Rigby this eposide, nor do they even have any real conflict with one of their co-workers. The main obstacle is simply the two of them trying to survive in the wilderness.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship (and things get worse when CJ suspects Margaret trying to steal Mordecai away from her in "Sad Sax" and "1000th Chopper Flight Party").
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship (and things get worse when CJ suspects Margaret trying to steal Mordecai away from her in "Sad Sax" and Sax", "1000th Chopper Flight Party").Party", "Not Great Double Date", and "Dumped at the Altar").
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship (and things get worse when CJ suspects Margaret trying to steal Mordecai away from her in "Sad Sax" and "1000th Chopper Flight Party").
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship (and things get worse when CJ suspects Margaret trying to steal Mordecai away from her in "Sad Sax" and "1000th Chopper Flight Party").Party").
* GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity: Benson threatens to fire the duo if they come back with the wrong brand of tortillas.
* GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity: Benson threatens to fire the duo if they come back with the wrong brand of tortillas.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. In "Merry Christmas, Mordecai," Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordecai and CJ's budding relationship.relationship (and things get worse when CJ suspects Margaret trying to steal Mordecai away from her in "Sad Sax" and "1000th Chopper Flight Party").
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: In the UK version, Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given the scene that they're immediately about to die.
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: In the UK version, Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given that the scene shows that they're both Mordecai and Rigby are immediately about to die.
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given the scene that they're immediately about to die.
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* {{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: In the UK version, Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given the scene that they're immediately about to die.
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*{{Bowdlerization}} and NeverSayDie: Rigby's line, "This is it. See you on the other side." was changed to "This is it. 50 years from now I'm probably gonna die from natural causes," which does not make any sense, given the scene that they're immediately about to die.
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{{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. A few episodes later, a CJ that, besides this vision hasn't been seen in two seasons returns and eventually becomes Mordecai's girlfriend and a season after this episode, Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordo and CJ's relationship.
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Mordecai and Rigby are charged with bringing tortillas to make quesadillas, unfortunately they get lost in the woods and must remember Benson's survival lessons to make it out of there.
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Mordecai and Rigby are charged with bringing tortillas to make quesadillas, unfortunately they get lost in the woods and must remember Benson's survival lessons to make it out of there.there.
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{{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. A few episodes later, a CJ that, besides this vision hasn't been seen in two seasons returns and eventually becomes Mordecai's girlfriend and a season after this episode, Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordo and CJ's relationship.
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{{Foreshadowing}}: While tripping balls, Mordecai has a vision of Margaret and CJ fighting each other. A few episodes later, a CJ that, besides this vision hasn't been seen in two seasons returns and eventually becomes Mordecai's girlfriend and a season after this episode, Margaret is the one who comes back unintentionally throwing a wrench into Mordo and CJ's relationship.
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