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* TheCameo: Beethoven, and the Boston Tea Party members. [[ChekhovsGunman The latter two show up later in the episode.]]
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* TheCameo: Beethoven, [[Recap/TimeSquadS01Ep11LudwigVanBoneCrusher Beethoven]], and [[Recap/TimeSquadS01Ep12TeaTimeForTimeSquad the Boston Tea Party members. members.]] [[ChekhovsGunman The latter two show up later in the episode.]]
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* TheCameo: Beethoven, and the Boston Tea Party members. [[ChekhovsGunman The latter two show up later in the episode.]]
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* DarkestHour: Otto laments that they've let history, and the future of the United States of America down by not convincing Betsy Ross to give back Washington's troops before the Britsh arrived to attack. Washington declares that he'll face them all himself in the name of freedom. Then chaos erupts from the commune because TheCalvalry arrives in the form of Sam Adams, John Handcock, and caffeine.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: Betsy Ross.
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* DarkestHour: Otto laments that they've let history, and the future of the United States of America down by not convincing Betsy Ross to give back Washington's troops before the Britsh arrived to attack. Washington declares that he'll face them all himself in the name of freedom. Then chaos erupts from the commune because TheCalvalry TheCavalry arrives in the form of Sam Adams, John Handcock, and caffeine.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: BetsyRoss.Ross.
* StonersAreFunny: It is very obvious that the hippies are stoners as well. When the Time Squad enters the campgrounds of the commune, you can see a haze of smoke above the sign that reads, "The Far-Out Magical Psychetopia Farm Place. . .Farm". Also, all of the hippies, including Betsy Ross have pink eyes with wide irises and talk similar to how someone would if they were high. And finally, at one point, Ross gives a plate of homemade brownies to Washington. While this seems innocent enough it's still a well-known fact that brownies are a popular choice when baking with marijuana.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: Betsy
* StonersAreFunny: It is very obvious that the hippies are stoners as well. When the Time Squad enters the campgrounds of the commune, you can see a haze of smoke above the sign that reads, "The Far-Out Magical Psychetopia Farm Place. . .Farm". Also, all of the hippies, including Betsy Ross have pink eyes with wide irises and talk similar to how someone would if they were high. And finally, at one point, Ross gives a plate of homemade brownies to Washington. While this seems innocent enough it's still a well-known fact that brownies are a popular choice when baking with marijuana.
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* TheCape: Washington. His bravery and patriotism and Otto's childish idolization solidifies this view of him.
* TheCameo: Beethoven, and the Boston Tea Party members.
* DarkestHour: Otto laments that they've let history, and the future of the United States of America down by not convincing Betsy Ross to give back Washington's troops before the Britsh arrived to attack. Washington declares that he'll face them all himself in the name of freedom. Then chaos erupts from the commune because TheCalvalry arrives in the form of Sam Adams, John Handcock, and caffeine.
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The episode begins at one of Beethoven’s concerts. He is playing when Time Squad suddenly appears. The three explain that they are doing a routine check on him, and he promises that he has been only making music since he last saw Time Squad. Tuddrussel doesn’t believe him, and rips off his suit to check for wrestling tights. Larry then takes Time Squad to the Boston Tea Party before Beethoven can beat up Tuddrussel.
In Boston, John Hancock and Samuel Adams are head-butting each other and playing air guitars. When Time Squad arrives, both men explain that they have been bothering the British just as much as last time. Suddenly, Larry’s alarm goes off, saying that Time Squad has another mission in this same time period. Otto realizes it is Betsy Ross, and the team teleports away.
The team appears in front of Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where Washington explains that Betsy Ross turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, and Otto promises to get the troops back.
At Ross’ commune, a colonial man greets Time Squad and explains that Ross created this place for harmony. Betsy Ross then arrives, saying she made ponchos for everyone, and that Time Squad needs to wear them. Otto immediately tells Ross that the troops should be fighting the British with Washington, but Ross says Washington is “the establishment,” and that he encourages war. She says that her “farm” connects people to nature, and that everyone is equal and peaceful here. Otto protests that Washington is fighting for democracy, but is stumped when Ross argues that democracy is just another term for “capitalism,” and that nobody will be happy in a democracy. Otto concedes defeat, and leaves to tell Washington.
Washington is upset at the news, but when he hears gunshots near him, he decides to go fight alone. To everyone’s surprise, the gunshots come from Ross’ commune, where all of the troops are going crazy. Washington asks what is happening, and Ross says people from Boston, Hancock and Adams, arrived with coffee for everyone. She asks Time Squad to help change everyone back, but Otto reminds her that with freedom comes freedom of choice. Washington says that these troops are perfect, and that all he needs is a symbol for them. Ross shows him a flag she made, and Washington is ready to fight. Time Squad then salutes the army and leaves.
In Boston, John Hancock and Samuel Adams are head-butting each other and playing air guitars. When Time Squad arrives, both men explain that they have been bothering the British just as much as last time. Suddenly, Larry’s alarm goes off, saying that Time Squad has another mission in this same time period. Otto realizes it is Betsy Ross, and the team teleports away.
The team appears in front of Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where Washington explains that Betsy Ross turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, and Otto promises to get the troops back.
At Ross’ commune, a colonial man greets Time Squad and explains that Ross created this place for harmony. Betsy Ross then arrives, saying she made ponchos for everyone, and that Time Squad needs to wear them. Otto immediately tells Ross that the troops should be fighting the British with Washington, but Ross says Washington is “the establishment,” and that he encourages war. She says that her “farm” connects people to nature, and that everyone is equal and peaceful here. Otto protests that Washington is fighting for democracy, but is stumped when Ross argues that democracy is just another term for “capitalism,” and that nobody will be happy in a democracy. Otto concedes defeat, and leaves to tell Washington.
Washington is upset at the news, but when he hears gunshots near him, he decides to go fight alone. To everyone’s surprise, the gunshots come from Ross’ commune, where all of the troops are going crazy. Washington asks what is happening, and Ross says people from Boston, Hancock and Adams, arrived with coffee for everyone. She asks Time Squad to help change everyone back, but Otto reminds her that with freedom comes freedom of choice. Washington says that these troops are perfect, and that all he needs is a symbol for them. Ross shows him a flag she made, and Washington is ready to fight. Time Squad then salutes the army and leaves.
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The episode begins at one of Beethoven’s concerts. He is playing when with the Time Squad suddenly appears.appearing before Beethoven while he's in the middle of performing at a concert. The three explain that they are doing a routine check on him, and he promises that he has been only making music since he last saw Time Squad. Tuddrussel doesn’t believe him, and rips off his suit to check for wrestling tights. Before Beethoven can beat up Tuddrussel, Larry then takes Time Squad to Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1776 to visit the Boston Tea Party before Beethoven can beat up Tuddrussel.
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The team appears in front of General George Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where the entire estate has been wrecked and deserted. Washington appears, somber and heartbroken over the state of affairs. He explains that Betsy Ross came in and turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. Tuddrussel and Larry are very quiet as they listen, even a little professional while Otto is excited more thenusual, and downright star-struck over meeting Washington. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, to destroy what hope they had for a free country and Otto promises to get the troops back.
At Ross’ commune, "The Far-Out Magical Psychetopia Farm Place. . .Farm", acolonial man hippie soldier greets Time Squad and explains that Ross created this place for harmony. Betsy Ross then arrives, saying she made tie-dye ponchos for everyone, and that Time Squad needs to wear them. Otto immediately tells Ross that the troops should be fighting the British with Washington, but Ross says Washington is “the establishment,” and that he encourages war. She says that her “farm” connects people to nature, nature and that everyone is equal and peaceful here. Otto protests that Washington is fighting for democracy, but is stumped when Ross argues that democracy is just another term for “capitalism,” and that nobody will be happy in a democracy. democracy after 200 years. Otto concedes defeat, defeat and leaves to tell Washington.
Otto and Washingtonis are upset at the news, but when he hears gunshots near him, he believing that all hope is lost now. Gunshots are then heard in the distance, and thinking that the Britsh are now at his doorstep, Washington decides to go fight alone. To them all alone in the name of liberty. But to everyone’s surprise, the gunshots come from Ross’ commune, where all of the troops are going crazy. Washington asks and the Time Squad run over there and ask what is happening, and Ross says people from Boston, Hancock and Adams, arrived just showed up with coffee for everyone. everyone and then the anarchy started. She asks Time Squad to help change everyone back, stop them, but Otto reminds her that with freedom comes freedom of choice. Washington says that these troops are perfect, and that all he needs is a symbol symbolic flag for them. them. Ross shows him tries her hand at making a flag she made, using tie-dye, and Washington is shows it to him, and Washington's approval he believes that they are ready to fight. Time Squad then salutes the army and leaves.
leaves.
In Boston, John Hancock and Samuel Adams are head-butting each other and playing air guitars. When Time Squad arrives, both men explain that they have been
The team appears in front of General George Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where the entire estate has been wrecked and deserted. Washington appears, somber and heartbroken over the state of affairs. He explains that Betsy Ross came in and turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. Tuddrussel and Larry are very quiet as they listen, even a little professional while Otto is excited more thenusual, and downright star-struck over meeting Washington. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, to destroy what hope they had for a free country and Otto promises to get the troops back.
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The episode begins at one of Beethoven’s concerts. He is playing when Time Squad suddenly appears. The three explain that they are doing a routine check on him, and he promises that he has been only making music since he last saw Time Squad. Tuddrussel doesn’t believe him, and rips off his suit to check for wrestling tights. Larry then takes Time Squad to the Boston Tea Party before Beethoven can beat up Tuddrussel.
In Boston, John Hancock and Samuel Adams are head-butting each other and playing air guitars. When Time Squad arrives, both men explain that they have been bothering the British just as much as last time. Suddenly, Larry’s alarm goes off, saying that Time Squad has another mission in this same time period. Otto realizes it is Betsy Ross, and the team teleports away.
The team appears in front of Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where Washington explains that Betsy Ross turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, and Otto promises to get the troops back.
At Ross’ commune, a colonial man greets Time Squad and explains that Ross created this place for harmony. Betsy Ross then arrives, saying she made ponchos for everyone, and that Time Squad needs to wear them. Otto immediately tells Ross that the troops should be fighting the British with Washington, but Ross says Washington is “the establishment,” and that he encourages war. She says that her “farm” connects people to nature, and that everyone is equal and peaceful here. Otto protests that Washington is fighting for democracy, but is stumped when Ross argues that democracy is just another term for “capitalism,” and that nobody will be happy in a democracy. Otto concedes defeat, and leaves to tell Washington.
Washington is upset at the news, but when he hears gunshots near him, he decides to go fight alone. To everyone’s surprise, the gunshots come from Ross’ commune, where all of the troops are going crazy. Washington asks what is happening, and Ross says people from Boston, Hancock and Adams, arrived with coffee for everyone. She asks Time Squad to help change everyone back, but Otto reminds her that with freedom comes freedom of choice. Washington says that these troops are perfect, and that all he needs is a symbol for them. Ross shows him a flag she made, and Washington is ready to fight. Time Squad then salutes the army and leaves.
The episode begins at one of Beethoven’s concerts. He is playing when Time Squad suddenly appears. The three explain that they are doing a routine check on him, and he promises that he has been only making music since he last saw Time Squad. Tuddrussel doesn’t believe him, and rips off his suit to check for wrestling tights. Larry then takes Time Squad to the Boston Tea Party before Beethoven can beat up Tuddrussel.
In Boston, John Hancock and Samuel Adams are head-butting each other and playing air guitars. When Time Squad arrives, both men explain that they have been bothering the British just as much as last time. Suddenly, Larry’s alarm goes off, saying that Time Squad has another mission in this same time period. Otto realizes it is Betsy Ross, and the team teleports away.
The team appears in front of Washington’s “Revolutionary War Headquarters,” where Washington explains that Betsy Ross turned his troops into hippies and left with them to her commune. He says that now there is no hope for America, as the British will be arriving soon, and Otto promises to get the troops back.
At Ross’ commune, a colonial man greets Time Squad and explains that Ross created this place for harmony. Betsy Ross then arrives, saying she made ponchos for everyone, and that Time Squad needs to wear them. Otto immediately tells Ross that the troops should be fighting the British with Washington, but Ross says Washington is “the establishment,” and that he encourages war. She says that her “farm” connects people to nature, and that everyone is equal and peaceful here. Otto protests that Washington is fighting for democracy, but is stumped when Ross argues that democracy is just another term for “capitalism,” and that nobody will be happy in a democracy. Otto concedes defeat, and leaves to tell Washington.
Washington is upset at the news, but when he hears gunshots near him, he decides to go fight alone. To everyone’s surprise, the gunshots come from Ross’ commune, where all of the troops are going crazy. Washington asks what is happening, and Ross says people from Boston, Hancock and Adams, arrived with coffee for everyone. She asks Time Squad to help change everyone back, but Otto reminds her that with freedom comes freedom of choice. Washington says that these troops are perfect, and that all he needs is a symbol for them. Ross shows him a flag she made, and Washington is ready to fight. Time Squad then salutes the army and leaves.
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