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== Plot ==
 
== Plot ==
 
[[Scratchy]] is practicing for a rowing competition when [[Itchy]] knocks him over with an oar then scoops out his organs. He then turns Scratchy into a canoe and rows him down a river. After this, text appears on the screen saying:  
 
[[Scratchy]] is practicing for a rowing competition when [[Itchy]] knocks him over with an oar then scoops out his organs. He then turns Scratchy into a canoe and rows him down a river. After this, text appears on the screen saying:  
:''Scratchy sued over being turned into<br/>a canoe and won 65 million dollars.<br/>He was given a sack with a dollar sign<br/>on it, but when he opened the sack, he<br/>saw a bomb with a lit fuse. He threw<br/>the bomb out of the window and got<br/>a relieved look on his face. However,<br/>the bomb landed on a trampoline held<br/>up by firemen Itchys, bounced back<br/>into the room, and killed him.''
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:''Scratchy sued over being turned into<br>a canoe and won 65 million dollars.<br>He was given a sack with a dollar sign<br>on it, but when he opened the sack, he<br>saw a bomb with a lit fuse. He threw<br>the bomb out of the window and got<br>a relieved look on his face. However,<br>the bomb landed on a trampoline held<br>up by firemen Itchys, bounced back<br>into the room, and killed him.''
  
 
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**Like the movie, the cartoon uses a screen full of text to explain plot points.
 
**Like the movie, the cartoon uses a screen full of text to explain plot points.
 
**Itchy's making Scratchy into a canoe and Scratchy's suing for $65 million are references to [[Cameron Winklevoss|Cameron]] and [[Tyler Winklevoss]], who in real life sued [[Facebook]] co-founder [[Mark Zuckerberg]] and received a settlement of $65 million. The Winklevoss twins are also competitive rowers in real life.
 
**Itchy's making Scratchy into a canoe and Scratchy's suing for $65 million are references to [[Cameron Winklevoss|Cameron]] and [[Tyler Winklevoss]], who in real life sued [[Facebook]] co-founder [[Mark Zuckerberg]] and received a settlement of $65 million. The Winklevoss twins are also competitive rowers in real life.
 
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 13:56, March 3, 2020

"The Social Petwork"
The Social Petwork.png
The Itchy & Scratchy Show Episode Information
Pun: The Social Network
Season: 23


"The Social Petwork" is an episode of The Itchy & Scratchy Show.

Plot

Scratchy is practicing for a rowing competition when Itchy knocks him over with an oar then scoops out his organs. He then turns Scratchy into a canoe and rows him down a river. After this, text appears on the screen saying:

Scratchy sued over being turned into
a canoe and won 65 million dollars.
He was given a sack with a dollar sign
on it, but when he opened the sack, he
saw a bomb with a lit fuse. He threw
the bomb out of the window and got
a relieved look on his face. However,
the bomb landed on a trampoline held
up by firemen Itchys, bounced back
into the room, and killed him.

Behind the Laughter

  • The song used at the end of the episode is "Creep" by Scala & Kolacny Brothers.
  • The cartoon is a parody of The Social Network:
    • Like the movie, the cartoon uses a screen full of text to explain plot points.
    • Itchy's making Scratchy into a canoe and Scratchy's suing for $65 million are references to Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, who in real life sued Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and received a settlement of $65 million. The Winklevoss twins are also competitive rowers in real life.

Appearances