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Post by kawaiilildevil on Jun 2, 2004 1:16:11 GMT
I looked pretty hard. And you're right, Cree! They are yingyangs!!
Anyway, my thoughts on these eppies:
DOGFIGHT: Definately the best Hoagie-centered ep. I'm not a big fan of actiony eppies, but I really liked this one. And for some reason, I liked that mystery Nigel-lookalike kid. I wonder if we'll ever see him again...
TRIP: I agree with what James said, it did remind me of one of those classic Roadrunner/Coyote cartoons. Not only did the Twins rock, but Kuki definately had her cute/funny moments, like when she hummed "La Cucaracha" and that Mexican hat dance song, and when she asked if she could drive the train. Definately not the worst ep of Season 2 (which, in my opinion was CAKED-TWO).
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Post by delightfulliod on Jun 6, 2004 5:16:09 GMT
Yea! I advocate MORE POWER TO THE TWINS! Immediately after seeing TRIP, I wanted to write a fanfic featuring the Twins as the villains. They're just that good. By all means do it! Hopefully we see more them in season three. I can say that the twins are far more insane then the DC. ;D |
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Post by otto789 on Jun 15, 2004 7:55:09 GMT
me too i hop we see them again.
Dogfight: good i thought it was funny when they join force to fight that insane old man
Trip:great loved the Twin hope they come back soon
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Post by nathalie on Jul 22, 2004 0:16:06 GMT
I LOVED TRIP!!! IT WAS SO FUNNY!!!!!! I LOVED THE TWINS!!!!!
though father DID sound kinda southern dontcha think?
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Post by kylohk on Jun 18, 2005 10:05:14 GMT
DOGFIGHT: I love the weapons used by Hoagie, all he needs is soda to beat the Kid! Go, cool guy!
TRIP: I really doubt Kuki's objectives of her trip, since she did not exchange information with anyone, and just met her friends on the top of a hill.
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Post by perfectnumbuh12 on Jun 23, 2005 21:26:59 GMT
I laughed a lot with this 2 episodes
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Post by flirtykuki101 on Nov 10, 2005 11:41:52 GMT
I loved Operation Trip it was soo cool. But when kuki was runing up the mountain was it me or was she singing "La,La,la,la, Kuki Chan. "Is Chan" something to call a child in japanese? does it mean Kuki Dear, I've seen people write Kuki Chan in FF's so I was wondering what "Chan" meant.
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Post by waterkrystal5 on Nov 10, 2005 18:29:01 GMT
I think Chan is like what you call someone to show respect/formal, I'm not sure, but I think Chan is for people who are your friend.
TRIP- Was too cute, the twins were pretty funny, the sister was kinda bossy, and active, while her brother was more easy-going, IMO...but when the brother was way too funny, talking to kuki, Abby, etc about what they did to his sister. Kuki was just as happy and sweet as always, I never wouldn't thought that the Jap. KND were the in disguise the entire time.
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Post by digigirl02 on Nov 10, 2005 22:27:39 GMT
Dogfigth- a good Hoagie episode.
Trip- I like the twins.
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Post by link09 on Feb 5, 2006 0:00:50 GMT
D.O.G.F.I.G.H.T.-it was a nice episode
T.R.I.P.-The twins were world class masters of disguise,i dont think so.
i like the jap.KND's tactics were good
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Post by faircod1965 on Apr 6, 2006 11:00:22 GMT
I loved Operation Trip it was soo cool. But when kuki was runing up the mountain was it me or was she singing "La,La,la,la, Kuki Chan. "Is Chan" something to call a child in japanese? does it mean Kuki Dear, I've seen people write Kuki Chan in FF's so I was wondering what "Chan" meant. I seen Operation TRIP yesterday and I did listen to Kuki's singing, hence the way she sang "Kuki Chan" sounded like "Kuki Time" as in "Hammer Time" from M.C. Hammer's "You Can't Touch This". She regailed the traditional Mexican hat dance song and another Mexican trad ditty "La Cucaracha" in her "La, la, la, la, la!" style. |
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Post by qalissa on Apr 7, 2006 14:52:44 GMT
o/p dogfight was a good haogie eppy...
o/p twins ... well, i pitied the Twins .. but i like them
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Post by Numbuh 0xFF on Apr 8, 2006 23:58:50 GMT
According to my meagre lingustic sources the -Chan suffix is meant to be semi-formal an is used when speaking with small girls to display affection. A rough equivalent would be to add -dear to a name in English. It is occasionally used to refer to oneself as a stylistic affectation.
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Post by Numbuh Googol on Apr 22, 2006 13:18:01 GMT
T.R.I.P was funny when it came to the ITFBTM and their clever disguises. The free sombrero day thing made me laugh. ;D
I thought that D.O.G.F.I.G.H.T was better though, because it was very 'actiony' (come to think of it, they both had quite a bit of action, but still...). All along though, I had the theory that The Kid was either going to be Numbuh 1 in disguise, or related to him in some way. Because of the glasses and the European accent (except Numbuh 1's English while The Kid sounded Spanish). I guess he could come back into it and end up having something to do with Numbuh 1, but probably not.
Nice episodes!
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