"Johnny vs. The Mummy" | |
Season 4, Episode 12b | |
United States Airdate: | April 19, 2010 |
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Canada Airdate: | March 2, 2010 |
Invention(s) Featured: | Chemical Sprays |
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Johnny vs. The Mummy is the second part of the 51th episode and the 102nd episode over all.
Summary[]
While Johnny wants to go to the museum, he attempted to steal his sisters' "come to life" spray and things got ugly when he used it on the dead creatures in the museum.
Characters[]
Plot[]
This episode begins when Johnny is in his classroom, when he heard that there will be a School field trip, which turns out to be a trip to the Natural History museum of PorkBelly (which Johnny Test really hates about). The Next morning, Johnny wakes up and complains that he doesn't want to go to the museum. But as for Dukey, he really loves things about museums, is because he wants to be an archaeologist and explains about it, he said a sentence that gave Johnny an idea. Meanwhile at the Lab, Susan and Mary were finally completed with their project of how to get Gil, and then finds out what freaks Gil out and freaks out over, they discovered that Gil loves big haired girls so they invented a chemical invention that will make their hair big, but when Johnny appears in the lab, he tries to find out what chemical invention will bring anything dead to life, so that he will bring a mummy to life to make the trip more realistic and action. So Johnny finds a red containing sprayer that will bring anything that's history to life, and Johnny swipes that invention by tricking them into seeing a window. Then the girls tested out their invention on their hair, it grew their hair extremely large. Meanwhile at school, Mr. Teacherman was collecting out permission slips, and Dukey appeared at him, wearing an archaeologist suit (know that his suit and the episode is a parody of Indiana Jones). Dukey follows the class. When they got to the museum, Johnny and Dukey spray a wooly mammoth with the spray, making it come alive, break out of its cage, and wonder away. Meanwhile, the girls try to get Lolo to help with their hair, which has caused them to become stuck together. It ends with two scythes and a tube sticking out of the mass of hair, making them look like a woolly mammoth. At the museum, Johnny sprays a mummy despite Dukey's concerns and it comes to life. It chases Johnny's class into the gift shop and tries to break in. Johnny and Dukey reads a hieroglyph that says Egyptians were terrified of big cats. So, Johnny brings the saber-toothed tigers to life in hopes that it will scare away the mummy, but they turn their attention towards Johnny and Dukey, who then flee. Meanwhile, Gill gets freaked out easily when he sees the woolly mammoth (unaware that it's Susan and Mary), a dog catcher appears and tranquillized Susan and Mary. Meanwhile, the mummy spots and gets chased by the tigers, but Johnny was able to dispose off it by unraveling its bandages. Then, he uses it to lasso the tigers and ties them to a tail of a skeleton triceratops. He then brings it to life and it runs off with the tigers in tow. But before Johnny can free his class, he forgot about the leader. Dukey saves Johnny just in time, leaving the tiger leader to get crushed by a giant globe that Dukey accidentally knocked over. As Johnny opens the door, the class and Mr. Teacherman retreats to the bus, leaving Johnny and Dukey behind. Susan and Mary, who are locked in the same cage that the wooly mammoth used to be in, call out to Johnny to help them. Then they walk home.
Trivia[]
- Dukey's disguise is a parody of Minnesota Cuke from VeggieTales, complete with the fedora and bullwhip.
- Dukey disguise could also be a parody of Indiana Jonas and Dukey's scenes were also similar to Indiana Jonas adventures:
- The globe falling and chasing Dukey was similar the boulder chasing Indiana.
- Dukey's use of the whip is similar to Indiana's use of it.
- The museum exhibits being brought to life are a parody of Night at the Museum.
- It is unknown what happened to the wooly mammoth, the skeleton triceratops, and the tigers after the episode.
Quotes[]
Goofs[]
- When Dukey tips the globe, he drops his whip, but he somehow has it in his hand in the next scene.