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'''Jack's Shoes'''
'''Episode numeral:''' XXVI
'''Original air date:''' 10/11/02
'''Episode numeral:''' XXVI
'''Original air date:''' 10/11/02
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* MuggingTheMonster: In the episode "Jack's Sandals," the shoe store owner does this to the bikers. He verbally berates them for riding their bikes recklessly, and destroying property in the process. When he sees the bikers transform into robots a-la "Transformers" style, you can see the store owner obviously being scared.
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* MuggingTheMonster: In the episode "Jack's Sandals," the The shoe store owner does this to the bikers. He verbally berates them for riding their bikes recklessly, and destroying property in the process. When he sees the bikers transform into robots a-la "Transformers" style, you can see the store owner obviously being scared.
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* LegFocus: A male example. Jack tries on a pair of CombatStilettos with {{absurdly sharp blade}}s for heels, but while they serve their purpose, the villains only tease him with catcalls when he tries to attack.
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* ShesGotLegs: A male example. Jack tries on a pair of CombatStilettos with {{absurdly sharp blade}}s for heels, but while they serve their purpose, the villains only tease him with catcalls when he tries to attack.
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* BadassBiker: The episode's VillainOfTheWeek are a trio of these. Taken UpToEleven in that they're actually robots who can turn into bikes.
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* BadassBiker: The episode's VillainOfTheWeek are a trio of these. Taken UpToEleven Exaggerated in that they're actually robots who can turn into bikes.
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** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker.
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** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker. Likewise, the store is called Foot Chalet.
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* BadassMoustache: the blue biker has one.
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* {{Fangirl}}: The mechanic's two teenage daughters fawn over him the second he steps in the house.
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* {{Fangirl}}: The mechanic's two teenage daughters fawn over him Jack the second he steps in the house.
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet. Likewise, the fact that they're blue and fast is reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet. Likewise, the fact that they're blue and fast is reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''.
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* BadassMoustache: the blue biker has one.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Thanks to a traditionally Japanese family that treasures the old ways, Jack eventually gets a new pair of traditional Japanese Geta.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: When Jack kicks one of the bikers barefoot, he injures his feet.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: When Jack kicks one of the bikers barefoot, he injures his feet. He hurts them even more after landing on a hot pipe and then landing on broken glass.
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* OverlyLongGag: The two boys who argue over a bike being able to crush a car. Their "nuh-uhs!" and "uh-huhs!" keep going back and forth for about fifteen seconds and the only thing that breaks the monotony is when their father shouts (not to tell them to stop, but in shock at seeing one of the bikers approaching).
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* AdvertisedExtra: The cool looking CombatStilettos he wore were all over the commercials, but, in the episode proper, they're disposed of as quickly as any other non-sandal pair because he was embarrassed after learning he's wearing women's clothing.
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* AdvertisedExtra: The cool looking CombatStilettos he wore were all over the commercials, but, in the episode proper, they're disposed of as quickly as any other non-sandal pair because he was embarrassed after learning he's wearing women's clothing.shoes.
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* GoodOldWays: Despite living in a dystopian future, the mechanic and his family still practice a lot of Japanese traditions. Jack, being from Japan himself, greatly appreciates getting to spend time with them since it reminds him of home.
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* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: Some of the shoes actually give him special abilities. The Giant boots gives him a GoombaStomp, the CombatStilettos allow him to run up walls, and can be used as knives, and the last pair of sneakers allows him to run fast, and increases his ability to "jump good" [[DifficultButAwesome after he gets used to them]].
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet.
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet. Likewise, the fact that they're blue and fast is reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''
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* AdvertisedExtra: The cool looking CombatStilettos he wore were all over the commercials, but, in the episode proper, they're disposed of as quickly as any other non-sandal pair because he was embarrassed after learning he's wearing women's clothing.
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* {{Fangirl}}: The mechanic's two teenage daughters fawn over him the second he steps in the house.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
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* {{Fangirl}}: The mechanic's two teenage daughters fawn over him the second he steps in the house.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: When Jack kicks one of the bikers barefoot, he injures his feet.
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* MuggingTheMonster: In the episode "Jack's Sandals," the shoe store owner does this to the bikers. He verbally berates them for riding their bikes recklessly, and destroying property in the process. When he sees the bikers transform into robots a-la "Transformers" style, you can see the store owner obviously being scared.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: Jack getting to spend the evening truly feeling at home with another Japanese family in their traditional house. He happily remarks that it's the real time machine he's looking for.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: Jack getting to spend the evening truly feeling at home with another Japanese family in their traditional house. He happily remarks that it's the real time machine he's looking for.for.
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* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner (humorously enough, [[CastingGag played by]] [[Creator/PhilLamaar a black actor]]).
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* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner (humorously enough, [[CastingGag played by]] [[Creator/PhilLamaar [[Creator/PhilLamarr a black actor]]).
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* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner.
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* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner.owner (humorously enough, [[CastingGag played by]] [[Creator/PhilLamaar a black actor]]).
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* {{Fangirl}}: The mechanic's two teenage daughters fawn over him the second he steps in the house.
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* PetTheDog: This is arguably the first time someone else is willing to help Jack before he has a chance to help them: the shoe store owner lets Jack try on every shoe in his store and is willing to let him take one for free, while the mechanic invites Jack to stay with his family for dinner and is gracious enough to make him a new pair of sandals.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.Jack.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Jack getting to spend the evening truly feeling at home with another Japanese family in their traditional house. He happily remarks that it's the real time machine he's looking for.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Jack getting to spend the evening truly feeling at home with another Japanese family in their traditional house. He happily remarks that it's the real time machine he's looking for.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Jack's CombatStilettos attract the attention of a group of sassy female passers-by who are all but stated to be hookers.
* ShesGotLegs: A male example. Jack tries on a pair of CombatStilettos with {{absurdly sharp blade}}s for heels, but while they serve their purpose, the villains only tease him with catcalls when he tries to attack.
* ShesGotLegs: A male example. Jack tries on a pair of CombatStilettos with {{absurdly sharp blade}}s for heels, but while they serve their purpose, the villains only tease him with catcalls when he tries to attack.
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** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker.
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** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker.Locker.
* ThemeTuneCameo: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.
* ThemeTuneCameo: The mechanic's son sings one chorus of the theme song while their family is fawning over Jack.
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet.
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** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadrunner [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet.
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While he is dipping his feet in a riverside one day, a gang of robot bikers destroy Jack's precious wooden sandals. Jack pursues the robots to a nearby city, where they are causing chaos for their amusement. However, Jack's lack of footwear means he can't fight without hurting his feet, so he tries to find a replacement. With the help of a grateful shoe salesman, he just might find the right fit.
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* BadassBiker: The episode's VillainOfTheWeek are a trio of these. Taken UpToEleven in that they're actually robots who can turn into bikes.
* BerserkButton: Jack is frequently shown to be an {{actual pacifist}} and the last person to pick a fight. But mess with his sandals and he ''will'' kick your ass.
* BreatherEpisode: Following the intense "Jack and The Spartans," this episode sees Jack dealing with what is, for all intents and purposes, an inconvenience.
* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Jack ''really'' likes those sandals.
* ShoutOut
** The episodes villains are [[Franchise/{{Transformers}} robots who can transform into vehicles]].
** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet.
** In keeping with the ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' gags, Jack's pump-up sneakers cause him to ricochet off of several buildings, with each window he hits lighting up like a pinball game.
** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker.
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* BadassBiker: The episode's VillainOfTheWeek are a trio of these. Taken UpToEleven in that they're actually robots who can turn into bikes.
* BerserkButton: Jack is frequently shown to be an {{actual pacifist}} and the last person to pick a fight. But mess with his sandals and he ''will'' kick your ass.
* BreatherEpisode: Following the intense "Jack and The Spartans," this episode sees Jack dealing with what is, for all intents and purposes, an inconvenience.
* JiveTurkey: The shoe store owner.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Jack ''really'' likes those sandals.
* ShoutOut
** The episodes villains are [[Franchise/{{Transformers}} robots who can transform into vehicles]].
** The running shoes Jack tries on allows him to run fast a'la [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadrunner the Roadrunner]], complete with a WheelOFeet.
** In keeping with the ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' gags, Jack's pump-up sneakers cause him to ricochet off of several buildings, with each window he hits lighting up like a pinball game.
** The shoe store owner resembles the logo for Foot Locker.
