"Old School Johnny" | |
Season 4, Episode 10a | |
United States Airdate: | February 18, 2010 |
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Canada Airdate: | January 7, 2010 |
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Old school Johnny is the first part of 49th episode and the 97th episode over all.
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Plot[]
Mr Teacherman tells his class about the history in Porkbelly, but the students become bored. Johnny tells his teacher that he doesn't care and he hates school. Mr Teacherman tells Johnny that school is the reason that Porkbelly is created. He also tells Johnny that school was easier in 1800s, this makes Johnny exited, but the teacher tells him that it's not the 1800s as it is the 21st century, he tells is class that everyone must be prepared for tomorrow's huge history test. The students freak out and blame Johnny for not keeping his big mouth shut.
Johnny and Dukey sneak into the lab and uses his sisters' teahouse time machine to travel back to 1845, but he gets stuck there because the power supply for the Turbo Time Travel Teahouse is drained and replacement power supply's hasn't been invented yet. The sisters and Johnny try to find technology that will power the teahouse to get them back home; unfortunately, all the technology that can be used is outdated. Johnny finds a way back home by using the train, pigs and fire to get the teahouse up and running he learned from School.
When they get back home, history has changed as there was no such thing as the great fire in Porkbelly as it was prevented by lightning the hero dog (One of the attempts Johnny and Dukey try to use the lightning to get the teahouse working again, but Dukey got struck by lightning and the townsfolk named the hero).
Trivia[]
- In the scene where Johnny, Susan, Mary, and Dukey are at the courthouse in a attempt to channel lightning to charge the teahouse time machine's batteries, references to the 1985 film "Back to the Future", where Marty and Doc use the same idea to transport Marty back to 1985 from 1955.
- The scene that involves stealing the locomotive also references the third "Back to the Future" film where Marty and Doc steal a locomotive to push the DeLorean up to 88 mph, but Johnny and Dukey instead use it to charge the teahouse time machine's batteries instead.
Production Notes[]
- According to the credits, Warner Bros. Entertainment still owns its trademark and copyrights to Johnny Test.