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* IdiotPlot: Launchpad's paranoia stemming from being unable to tell that molemen aren't real makes the second half of the episode ''much'' harder than it should be, and almost results in everyone's deaths. Then again, this ''is'' [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Launch]][[TheDitz pad]] we're talking about here.
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* IdiotPlot: Downplayed. Launchpad's paranoia stemming from being unable to tell that molemen aren't real makes the second half of the episode ''much'' harder than it should be, and almost results in everyone's deaths.
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* IdiotPlot: Downplayed. Launchpad's paranoia stemming from being unable to tell that molemen aren't real makes the second half of the episode ''much'' harder than it should be, and almost results in everyone's deaths.deaths. Then again, this ''is'' [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Launch]][[TheDitz pad]] we're talking about here.
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** Huey's (lover of scientific fact) and Webby's (lover of making up fantastic stories) interaction in this episode mirrors [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein's]] description of himself and his cousin/childhood friend Elizabeth:
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** Huey's (lover of scientific fact) and Webby's (lover of making up fantastic stories) interaction in this episode mirrors [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein's]] description of himself and his cousin/childhood friend Elizabeth:cousin Elizabeth (highly appropriate in light of [[spoiler:the series finale's reveal about their relationship]]):
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* HarsherInHindsight: The following dialogue is much darker once you've sean the season finale [[spoiler:and know that Lena is not even a real person, just Magica's creation]]:
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* HarsherInHindsight: The following dialogue is much darker once you've sean seen the season finale [[spoiler:and know that Lena is not even a real person, just Magica's creation]]:
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* HarsherInHindsight: The following dialogue is much darker once you've sean the season finale [[spoiler:and know that Lena is not even a real person, just Magica's creation]]:
--> '''Mrs. Beakley:''' Those are good children with bright futures!
--> '''Lena:''' Yeah? And what does that make me?
--> '''Mrs. Beakley:''' Those are good children with bright futures!
--> '''Lena:''' Yeah? And what does that make me?
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* GrowingTheBeard: Out of the early episodes that are not 'Woo-oo!", fans love this one for splitting the screentime evenly between a large amount of characters, as well as taking the series in an overall [[DarkerAndEdgier darker direction]].
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* GeniusBonus:
** Methane Gas indeed is known to induce hallucinations in sufficient doses. And there are theories (not entirely accepted by consensus) that hallucinations caused by methane exposure are responsible for the Oracle of Delphi's prophesies.
** Huey's (lover of scientific fact) and Webby's (lover of making up fantastic stories) interaction in this episode mirrors [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein's]] description of himself and his cousin/childhood friend Elizabeth:
-->"''I delighted in investigating the facts relative to the actual world; she busied herself in following the aerial creations of the poets. The world was to me a secret, which I desired to discover; to her it was a vacancy, which she sought to people with imaginations of her own.''"
* IdiotPlot: Downplayed. Launchpad's paranoia stemming from being unable to tell that molemen aren't real makes the second half of the episode ''much'' harder than it should be, and almost results in everyone's deaths.
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** Methane Gas indeed is known to induce hallucinations in sufficient doses. And there are theories (not entirely accepted by consensus) that hallucinations caused by methane exposure are responsible for the Oracle of Delphi's prophesies.
** Huey's (lover of scientific fact) and Webby's (lover of making up fantastic stories) interaction in this episode mirrors [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein's]] description of himself and his cousin/childhood friend Elizabeth:
-->"''I delighted in investigating the facts relative to the actual world; she busied herself in following the aerial creations of the poets. The world was to me a secret, which I desired to discover; to her it was a vacancy, which she sought to people with imaginations of her own.''"
* IdiotPlot: Downplayed. Launchpad's paranoia stemming from being unable to tell that molemen aren't real makes the second half of the episode ''much'' harder than it should be, and almost results in everyone's deaths.
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