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	~~[[File:sbemail110.png\|[[File:sbemail110.png\|200px\|thumb\|"Okay, kids, we're gonna play 'Where's The Cheat?'."]]]]~~		In '''[[for kids]]''', the 110th [[Strong Bad Email]], released on Monday, August 9, 2004, [[Strong Bad]] starts off playing a game of [[Peasant's Quest]], but loses, then gets an email from [[allison\|Allison]] from New Jersey wondering what a Strong Bad television series for kids would be like. In response, Strong Bad wonders what makes people think that he's intended for children and proceeds to show an example of a kid's show segment led by him. In the show, Strong Bad plays "Where's [[The Cheat]]?" and voices of little kids trying to find a clearly-visible The Cheat are heard. Strong Bad lashes out at the kids in frustration and the segment ends. Strong Bad then presents a better candidate for hosting a kid's show: [[Homsar]]. Homsar then introduces his show, [[Whaddaya Know, Haddi-Man?\|Whaddaya Know, Haddi-man?]], in a montage that includes him riding a boat with a shirt that reads "if you lived here you'd be home", an orange with the letters "abc" written on it, and the show [[Sesame Street\|being brought to you by]] the letter [[G\|g]]. The show cuts to 50 repetitions of the song "[[Stave It Off Guy\|Stave it off, 1-2-3]], and now you can count to three" only to be interrupted by a flabbergasted Strong Bad who's certain such a show would cause children to be held back a grade. This email is also notable for inspiring [[Peasant's Quest Responses\|two]] [[Peasant's Quest Responses\|responses]] in Peasant's Quest. '''[[for kids\|(more...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail110.html watch]

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	In '''[[for kids]]''', the 110th [[Strong Bad Email]], released on Monday, August 9, 2004, [[Strong Bad]] starts off playing a game of [[Peasant's Quest]], but loses, then gets an email from [[allison\|Allison]] from New Jersey wondering what a Strong Bad television series for kids would be like. In response, Strong Bad wonders what makes people think that he's intended for children and proceeds to show an example of a kid's show segment led by him. In the show, Strong Bad plays ~~"~~Where's [[The Cheat]]?~~"~~ and voices of little kids trying to find a clearly-visible The Cheat are heard. Strong Bad lashes out at the kids in frustration and the segment ends. Strong Bad then presents a better candidate for hosting a kid's show: [[Homsar]]. Homsar then introduces his show, [[Whaddaya Know, Haddi-Man?\|Whaddaya Know, Haddi-man?]], in a montage that includes him riding a boat with a shirt that reads ~~"~~if you lived here you'd be home~~"~~, an orange with the letters ~~"~~abc~~"~~ written on it, and the show [[Sesame Street\|being brought to you by]] the letter [[G\|g]]. The show cuts to 50 repetitions of the song ~~"~~[[Stave It Off Guy\|Stave it off, 1-2-3]], and now you can count to three~~"~~ only to be interrupted by a flabbergasted Strong Bad who's certain such a show would cause children to be held back a grade. This email is also notable for inspiring [[Peasant's Quest Responses\|two]] [[Peasant's Quest Responses\|responses]] in Peasant's Quest. '''[[for kids\|(more...)]]''' ~~<span class="hovul" style="font-size:smaller; background:#EEE; border:1px #999 solid; padding:2px; white-space:nowrap;">~~[https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail110.html watch]~~</span>~~

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In '''[[for kids]]''', the 110th [[Strong Bad Email]], released on Monday, August 9, 2004, [[Strong Bad]] starts off playing a game of [[Peasant's Quest]], but loses, then gets an email from [[allison|Allison]] from New Jersey wondering what a Strong Bad television series for kids would be like. In response, Strong Bad wonders what makes people think that he's intended for children and proceeds to show an example of a kid's show segment led by him. In the show, Strong Bad plays "Where's [[The Cheat]]?" and voices of little kids trying to find a clearly-visible The Cheat are heard. Strong Bad lashes out at the kids in frustration and the segment ends. Strong Bad then presents a better candidate for hosting a kid's show: [[Homsar]]. Homsar then introduces his show, [[Whaddaya Know, Haddi-Man?|Whaddaya Know, Haddi-man?]], in a montage that includes him riding a boat with a shirt that reads "if you lived here you'd be home", an orange with the letters "abc" written on it, and the show [[Sesame Street|being brought to you by]] the letter [[G|g]]. The show cuts to 50 repetitions of the song "[[Stave It Off Guy|Stave it off, 1-2-3]], and now you can count to three" only to be interrupted by a flabbergasted Strong Bad who's certain such a show would cause children to be held back a grade. This email is also notable for inspiring [[Peasant's Quest Responses|two]] [[Peasant's Quest Responses|responses]] in Peasant's Quest. '''[[for kids|(more...)]]''' <span class="hovul" style="font-size:smaller; background:#EEE; border:1px #999 solid; padding:2px; white-space:nowrap;">[https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail110.html watch]</span>

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