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Season | 2 | |
Episode | 11 (in season) 51 (overall) |
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Air date | June 18, 2020 (HBO Max) June 26, 2023 (Cartoon Network) |
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Writer | ?Ryan Pequin ?Hanna Nystrom |
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Director | ?Julia Pott ?Sarah Lloyd ?Leah Beckman ?Kent Osborne |
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Catacombs is the 11ᵗʰ episode in ?Season 2 of ?Summer Camp Island and is the 51st episode overall. It was written by ?Ryan Pequin and ?Hanna Nystrom, with the story being created by ?Julia Pott, ?Sarah Lloyd, ?Leah Beckman, and ?Kent Osborne. Its production code is unknown.
Synopsis
Oscar, Hedgehog, Lucy, and Saxophone must return a yeti comb to its home to save the island from a really bad hair day.
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Characters
Trivia
- ?Elijah Wood guest starred as the voice of ?Saxophone again in this episode.
- Oscar makes 2 puns throughout the episode, which made the people around him cringe inside.
- Oscar tells Hedgehog that he has never meadow yeti he didn't like.
- Oscar was being a real pouch potato when everyone else was walking except him.
- The gate that inconveniently blocked the Hall of First Combs was riddled with yeti lore questions, all of them being about the Jones yeti family because he was a sponsored booby trap.
Continuity
- It is revealed that all yetis' fur endlessly grow if even a single comb is removed from the catacombs.
- The yetis' fur returns to normal after the missing comb is put back in it's slot.
- Hedgehog doesn't trust Oscar with pitch-perfect singing and considers him tone deaf from her experience, remembering his 10th birthday song in Oscar & Hedgehog's Melody.
- It is uncertain whether the magical translator potion that Hedgehog applied on herself, Oscar and Saxophone made them all speak English or Yeti.
- Susie hears Oscar talking mostly in Yeti at the end of the episode. It's probably just her tuning Oscar out though.
- If they all ended up speaking Yeti, then this is technically the first episode that Lucy talks in Traditional Yeti. However, she's never been shown as being able to actually speak Yeti, only passively understanding it.
Cultural References
- This episode is loosely a spoof of Steven Spielberg's 2008 action-adventure film, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
- The episode's title is a pun on the words "catacombs", an underground graveyard, and "comb".
- Oscar picking up a comb off the ground is a parody of the poem "I Found a Penny on the Ground".
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