"Aunt Katie's Farm" is a Season 2 episode of Johnny Bravo.
Synopsis[]
Johnny takes Suzy to a live recording of her favorite public access kiddie show, Aunt Katie's Farm, and ends up one of the stars.
Plot Summary[]
- The episode begins when Johnny is roleplaying with his action figures in his mini pool. Suzy arrives while he's playing. Johnny tells her to go away, but Suzy says that he promised to take her to a recording of Aunt Katie's Farm (Suzy's favorite show). Johnny denies it, but Suzy shows that Johnny signed a contract and made a recording of him promising to take her. Johnny still won't take her until Suzy shouts to the neighborhood, "JOHNNY'S PLAYING WITH DOLLIES!" Embarrassed by this and being laughed at, Johnny has to take Suzy to the show after all.
While at the studio, Suzy wants Johnny to take a paper bag off his head, but he refuses to do so because he doesn't want anyone to recognize him. But then, Carl appears in a sleeping bag and says that he was waiting overnight for the taping and that he loves Aunt Katie. Because he finds him so annoying, Johnny zips up his sleeping bag, then everyone makes their way inside. Johnny can't find a place to sit while Ranch Hand Jim and Piggy Pig are warming up the audience. Johnny carelessly takes a chair from the stunt being performed and causes the two performers to get seriously injured. Then, on the speaker, it is said that the episode of Aunt Katie's Farm will be cancelled if someone cannot fit into the costumes as replacements. Carl thinks he and Johnny should do it, but Johnny refuses to do it until he sees Aunt Katie and finds her attractive.
Johnny and Aunt Katie
The show begins as planned, with Carl as Ranch Hand Jim and Johnny dressed as Piggy Pig. Johnny acts romantic to Aunt Katie, but she calls him a naughty Piggy Pig. This results in a "PECKING PARTY" where Piggy Pig is covered in breadcrumbs and chickens come and peck him. Then, we cut to the Learning Corral, where Katie and Carl talk about sharing. Johnny is given corn husks to share with Eustace the Angry Donkey. But Johnny doesn't want to share with him, so Johnny is kicked in the face by Eustace and is sent flying into the corral. Carl tells the audience that the best way to make Piggy Pig happy is to give him a big old mud bath. Johnny is then covered in mud as the children laugh at him, which makes Johnny snap. First, he throws Carl on the train where they arrived on and is sent flying backward and forward. Aunt Katie tells Johnny that she will call security if he doesn't get off the set, but instead, she is put on Eustace the Angry Donkey and Johnny says that she will be his wife. Johnny smacks Eustace, who runs full gallop out of the studio, carrying away the screaming Katie. After destroying the set, Johnny yells at the children, "That'll teach ya to mess with Piggy Pig, WON'T IT, KIDS?!" Frightened, the children run out of the studio screaming. Johnny dances in the mud puddle, chanting "Four feet good, two feet bad!" After a while, he calms down and Suzy tells him, "That'll do, Pig, that'll do." Johnny then apologizes to Suzy and the episode ends.
Trivia[]
- Johnny's line "Piggy Pig's mad as heck, and he's not gonna take it anymore!" is a reference to the 1976 film, Network.
- Johnny tells Carl, "Say goodnight, John-Boy!" This is a reference to the 1970s historical drama series, The Waltons.
- Johnny chants "Four feet good, two feet bad!" in reference to the George Orwell novel, Animal Farm.
- Suzy's line "That'll do, Pig. That'll do." is a reference to the book/film, Babe, The Gallant Pig.
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