Weemaweegate has Johnny vs Vinnie for the new mascot vote. Vinnie is showing a little too much of himself to the dismay of girlfriend Jennifer while trying to win the vote to be the school's mascot! Johnny's off the wall antics to win the vote to be the mascot with Marshals promotion is making things hard for Vinnie. Patty and Lauren are learning about being a reporters for the school paper, while the 60's radical teacher has many drug puns and ideas for the young sleuths. The stunts, and gags are funny. I saw the plot twist, like totally like a mile a way! Patty and Lauren believe it is Marshal with the dirty tricks. Lauren is so sneaky. Well, gag me with a spoon, I like the silly ending, but is so so predicable. Weemaweegate represent a better time of no social messages, and kids just being kids. Tame, immature, gullible, silly and stupid is why I like this episode. Turn your brain off for this one in such a South Calli way. 7 stars.
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Woodward And String Bean
Jimmy_the_Gent430 July 2020
There is an election going on for the new Weemawee Indian mascot, between Johnny and Vinnie.
A very funny episode, one of the best. It is the first appearance of Mr Donovan, a teacher who was a former 1960s radical. .He talks about the Watergate scandal and school reporters Patty and Lauren look into someone trying to sabotage Vinnie's campaign. They think it is Marshall since it seems to be someone pulling pranks. There is a very funny scene where Johnny and Vinnie both dance to the school song and the culprit is revealed.
A very funny episode, one of the best. It is the first appearance of Mr Donovan, a teacher who was a former 1960s radical. .He talks about the Watergate scandal and school reporters Patty and Lauren look into someone trying to sabotage Vinnie's campaign. They think it is Marshall since it seems to be someone pulling pranks. There is a very funny scene where Johnny and Vinnie both dance to the school song and the culprit is revealed.
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