Original Air Date
Never aired

Summary Capsule
Crossing all film genres, Dante proves himself as a baseball manager and Randal escapes from a slave mine.

Justin's Review
I love movie parodies as much as the next guy, and since the 90s, cartoons have been the place to do them in (for example, The Simpsons or The Family Guy). This episode doesn't tread any new ground in parody-land, but it does do a few unique things by mixing movies that have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

At a high school reunion, we discover that Dante was a (forgotten) baseball manager in high school, and Randal has the ability to turn straight women into lesbians overnight. Mainly staying outside of the Quick Stop (what Quick Stop?), Dante coaches a baseball team of loser kids, including my favorite, Foreign Boy (although Helmet Boy has his charm as well). Once he discovers that Jay is still, technically, in the fourth grade, Dante turns his team to victory. Meanwhile, Randal is enslaved due to his video gaming technique, and finds himself moving big blocks of stone from point A to point A.

Out of all six episodes, this one goes very far outside of the box. Away from the clerk world, Dante and Randal are just relegated to standard "fill in the blank" parody roles, and that's kinda sad. Yay for Jay and Silent Bob, tho, who work their magic anywhere, anytime. No big laughs here, but it's a fun (if bland) episode nonetheless. Maybe this was just a case of taking pop culture references a smidgen too far. And boy, I can't believe they got away with the Challenger explosion reference.

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