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'''''[[HRWiki:Featured articles]]''' archive of weeks 27-52, 2006.''

== Week 52, 2006 ==

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'''[[Homestar Presents: Presents]]''' is the sixth [[Decemberween]] themed toon featured on the site, although it's only the fifth featuring any of the main characters after [[Decemberween in July|Decemberween In July]]. [[Homestar Runner]], forgetting to set his alarm clock for A.M. instead of P.M. again, wakes up with only a few hours of Decemberween left and has to do some ''very'' last-minute Decemberween shopping. He visits [[Bubs]] who directs him to a filthy box with his aught-four crap in it to find some crappy gifts for all his friends. At the end of this toon is a clock that will display (based on your computer clock) the number of minutes left of Decemberween.
[[Homestar Presents: Presents|'''(More...)''']] [https://homestarrunner.com/xmas04.html watch]

== Week 51, 2006 ==

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'''[[That Time of Year]]''' is a holiday kids' book written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews]] and reinterpreted by [[Strong Bad]], celebrating the season of [[Decemberween]]. It is part of "[[Decemberween in July]]", a collection of Decemberween-themed cartoons that were released in July of 2004. This toon is in the same style as the [[Strong Bad Email]] "[[kids' book]]", which also featured Strong Bad rewriting and redrawing much of the book. [[That Time of Year|'''(More...)''']] [https://homestarrunner.com/dween_kidsbook.html watch]

== Week 50, 2006 ==

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'''[[Tangerine Dreams]]''' is [[The Cheat]]'s [[iMac]] computer. He uses it to make [[Macromedia Flash|Flash]] cartoons including [[The Cheat Theme Song]], [[Everybody to the Limit]], [[Main Page 15]], and [[Powered by The Cheat|many more]]. It has also been used by [[Strong Bad]] to [[Strong Bad Email|check his email]] in [[weird dream]]. Tangerine Dreams also appeared as a real live computer in [[Labor Dabor]], in which it appears to be a [[iMac|Slot-Loading Tangerine iMac DV]] running [[Mac OS]] [[Mac OS 9|9]]. The logo on Tangerine Dreams (the same logo as on the [[Tandy 400]])—a rainbow-colored star with a bite taken out of its side—is a play on the old Apple logo, a rainbow apple with a bite missing. After using Tangerine dreams for many years, The Cheat was shown designing a new [[No Loafing Sign]] graphic with a new [[The Cheat's iMac (2006)|5th Generation iMac]] in the email [[redesign]]. '''[[Tangerine Dreams|(More...)]]'''

== Week 49, 2006 ==

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'''[[Homsar]]''' is perhaps the strangest and most enigmatic of all the [[Characters|main characters]] in the [[Homestar Runner universe]], known for [[Analysis of Homsar's Speech Patterns|his odd way of speaking]]. He was originally created as a result of a typo in the [[Strong Bad Email|email]] [[homsar]], in which Vinnie C. asked, "If you hate homsar so much, why don't you kill him?" (Presumably, Vinnie had actually meant to type "[[Homestar Runner|Homestar]]".) [[Strong Bad]] promptly dropped a [[Heavy Lourde]] on Homsar and left him for [[Death|dead]]. [[The Brothers Chaps]] later decided to keep Homsar as a main character, and they brought him back in an Easter egg in [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]] and in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 5.0]], where he thanked [[Marzipan]] for the flowers she sent him while he was in the hospital. Homsar occasionally makes brief appearances in various cartoons, but most of the time he appears only in Easter eggs (and has even been referred to as the "secret guy"). [[Homsar|'''(More...)''']]

== Week 48, 2006 ==

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'''[[Hallrunner]]''' is one of the wide variety of top quality [[Videlectrix]] products. Dodge deadly bugs and tentacles while running through the endless dark hall! Make your choice on every obstacle you encounter on your way: FIGHT IT, TALK TO IT or JUMP IT! Your decision will affect your score, so choose wisely! If your score falls below zero, your Hallrunner becomes RED! All rendered in real time using state-of-the-art vector technology! [[Hallrunner|'''(More...)''']] [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/hallrunner.html play]

== Week 47, 2006 ==

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In '''[[Fall Float Parade]]''', released November 21, 2005, [[Coach Z]] and [[Marzipan]] host the [[Tooty-two|4Tst]] Annual Fall Float Parade, in which the other residents of [[Free Country, USA]] participate. While [[Bubs]] enters a float that demeans Coach Z, [[Strong Mad]] absconds with [[Bubs' Concession Stand]]. [[Homestar Runner]] gets stuck on a float in a pile of sweatshirts, while [[Strong Sad]] gets stuck in a fake snowman and beaten senseless with nunchucks as part of [[Strong Bad]]'s float. [[The King of Town]] and some of his subjects form a marching band, two [[Homsar|Homsars]] drive by singing a song of Pennzoil, and [[Pom Pom]] simply carries a balloon shaped like himself. But chaos breaks out when [[The Cheat]] loses control of the [[Marshie]] balloon. [[Fall Float Parade|'''(More...)''']] [https://homestarrunner.com/floatparade.html watch]

== Week 46, 2006 ==

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'''[[Experimental Film]]''' is an animated music video directed by [[Strong Sad]] and [[The Cheat]], created for the first single off [[They Might Be Giants|They Might Be Giants']] tenth studio album ''[[index.php/The Spine|The Spine]]''. It was released at approximately midnight, Atlanta time, on 13 July 2004—the release date of the album. This toon actually aired on [[MTV]], making it the only [[Homestar Runner]] cartoon to ever be aired on television, despite TMBG's original intentions to create a seperate music video. (Choice quote: [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.07/play.html "I feel like if MTV and Homestar collided, the world might explode."]) Much of the [[Experimental Film Visuals|imagery]], and especially the scenes of Strong Sad watching film sprocket holds go by, is likely a reference to one of the first great experimental films, ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0019760 The Man with a Movie Camera]'' by [[Dziga Vertov]]. '''[[Experimental Film|(More...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/expfilm.html watch]

== Week 45, 2006 ==

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'''[[The Poopsmith]]''' is just a regular guy with a ''very crappy'' job. Literally. It's unclear whether "The Poopsmith" is his actual name, as it's used occasionally with an [[Integral Article|integral article]], but often without. His body is peach-colored and egg-shaped, and he has small blue legs and feet, a white head, and an enormous underbite. He always wears a pair of large orange gloves stained with [[Whatsit|whatsit]], and he is usually seen carrying a large shovel. The Poopsmith has taken a vow of silence and [[The Poopsmith|never officially speaks]], nor does he seem to ever display any emotions or facial expressions. He does occasionally hold up signs to communicate, however. He is sometimes seen poking his shovel as a half-gesture, similar to how his [[Old-Timey]] incarnation, [[The Demon]], uses his pitchfork. [[The Poopsmith|'''(More...)''']]

== Week 44, 2006 ==

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'''[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]]''' was 2005's [[Holidays|Halloween]] toon, and the second "choose-your-own-adventure" style toon, after [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]]. After drawing [[Ducks|ducks]] and [[Bugs|bugs]] on [[Marzipan]]'s Halloween Potion recipe, [[Homestar Runner]] is sent to the [[Spooky Woods]] to "figure out what those ingredients were and bring 'em back [to Marzipan's] before midnight." Homestar runs into several characters "mysteriously hanging out in the woods" and the viewer is given three choices each time. The combination of these choices triggers five possible endings. '''[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig|(More...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/ween05.html watch]

== Week 43, 2006 ==

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In the [[Holidays|Halloween toons]], the [[Characters|characters]] dress up in [[Halloween Costumes|costumes]] and go trick-or-treating. A lot of these costumes are icons or celebrities from the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, leaving most of the characters unable to identify '''[[What are you supposed to be?|who a particular character is supposed to be]]'''. This is put quite frankly by [[The King of Town]] in [[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] where he says, "I wish you'd dress up as something I could recognize! Pop culture... mumble grumble!" '''[[What are you supposed to be?|(More...)]]'''

== Week 42, 2006 ==

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'''[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10]]''' is the "tenth issue-versary" of [[Teen Girl Squad]], presented in "24 great-smelling colors". The toon revolves around [[The Ugly One]]'s sweet someteen birthday bash. Many characters attend the party, including the girls themselves, [[Minor Teen Girl Squad Characters|minor characters]] from previous issues, and a few [[Minor Teen Girl Squad Characters|new characters]]. Unlike other toons, this issue uses a faster frame rate for the rotating scenes. This is also the first Teen Girl Squad to feature "real world" characters. '''[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10|(More...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/tgs10.html watch]

== Week 41, 2006 ==

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'''[[The Screen Savers Interview - 24 Jan 2005|''The Screen Savers'' interview]]''' of January 24, 2005, featured [[The Brothers Chaps]] on the [[G4TechTV]] television program ''[[The Screen Savers]]''. The interview took place over webcam and two phones. The Brothers Chaps, along with Puppet [[Homestar Runner]], were interviewed by the show's host, [[Kevin Pereira]], with whom they dicussed the origins and histories of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]], [[Strong Bad Email]] and [[Teen Girl Squad]]. After returning from a commercial, Pereira introduced, again via webcam, the never-before-seen Puppet [[Strong Bad]], who then answered questions from two callers. '''[[The Screen Savers Interview - 24 Jan 2005|(More...)]]'''

== Week 40, 2006 ==

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'''[[The King of Town]]''' is the de jure ruler of [[Free Country, USA]]. However, nobody wishes to acknowledge this; it's therefore possible that this character is a satire on the obsolescence of monarchy. He is not considered funny or cool by anyone. One of his main problems is that he is a glutton and will eat anything in front of him (except [[Peas|peas]] and [[Whatsit|whatsit]]). His favorite food is [[Butter|butter]]. He employs [[The Poopsmith]] and a . His age is known to be somewhere in his 60's. He also leads the [[K.O.T.H.S. Junior Varsity Marching Band]] during the [[Fall Float Parade]]. According to a message he left on [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], he can play the guitar, and along with [[The Cheat]], he has a cut a remix demo called "Not Talkin' About Butter". He also apparently has his very own "quite popular cartoon show" according to the email [[senior prom]], but it was pre-empted in favor of a [[Strong Bad Email]].

== Week 39, 2006 ==

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The '''[[Homestarmy]]''' is a fighting force led by Colonel ("col-o-nel") [[Homestar Runner]], who claims that membership is limited to the few who are sick and tired of playing second-fiddle to a [[Wrestleman|two bit wrestle man]] and his [[The Cheat|yellow dog]], and those who are ready to give their five bucks to the Homestarmy if it comes to that. But in reality, the Homestarmy is a rag-tag group of [[Free Country, USA]]'s more disenfranchised citizens, united by Homestar's friendly influence, and their shared dislike of [[Strong Bad]]. In their first and greatest known campaign, they tried to invade [[Strong Badia]], resulting in the fiasco known as [[The Battle of Strong Badia]]. The only casualty was [[Frank Bennedetto|Third-Style Private Bennedetto]], a popcorn air-popper, wounded by a kick from Strong Bad. With Frank Bennedetto fully healed, the Homestarmy [[Labor Dabor|returned to their duties]], ensuring that no one worked on [[Holidays|Labor Day]]. '''[[Homestarmy|(More...)]]'''

== Week 38, 2006 ==

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Sometimes, the [[Characters|characters]] '''[[Fourth Wall Breaks|break the fourth wall]]''' by displaying awareness that they are in an Internet cartoon. Fourth wall breakages are common in [[Strong Bad Email|Strong Bad Emails]]; Strong Bad often addresses the viewers, and references to his "email show" are made. Some of these supposed "fourth wall breaks" may be explained by assuming that Strong Bad has a live [[webcam]] show in which he answers e-mails, or that he is talking to an imaginary audience, but in other instances the characters actually refer to the fact that they are in cartoons, which is a real fourth wall break. '''[[Fourth Wall Breaks|(More...)]]'''

== Week 37, 2006 ==

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'''[[Coach Z]]''' is the "[[Coach (sport)|coach]]" of [[Homestar Runner]] and the gang, though it is unclear just which sports he coaches. He has a strong [[Upper Midwest|Upper Midwestern]] [[American English regional differences|accent]] which sometimes gets him into trouble. He almost never says anything negative to anyone, and he often offers more encouragement than is needed. When giving advice, he almost always starts with the phrase "You can't just rush into the score zone", which by now has pretty much lost its meaning. He wears a baseball cap and is famous for the large Z emblem around his waist, but nobody knows for sure whether his bright green color is his skin or a body suit. As Coach Z himself is not afraid to admit, he's got [[Spin 'n Say|more than two problems]]. Despite being a coach, he doesn't know what a basketball is, as indicated in [[secret recipes]]. '''[[Coach Z|(More...)]]'''

== Week 36, 2006 ==

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In '''[[highschool]]''', the 140th [[Strong Bad Email]], Patrick from Cowiche, WA, asks [[Strong Bad]] what he was like in high school. Strong Bad replies by sharing his memories, which he admits are not very photographic, suggesting that they are more like "doodle memories". He shares how in [[Teenage Variation|high school]], he, [[Strong Mad]], [[Homestar Runner]], and [[Marzipan]] were a team of super sleuths who also played in a [[The Homestar Runner Mysfit-steries|band]] just to be safe. Then he shows that in [[Middle School Variation|middle school]], he, [[Coach Z]], [[Strong Sad]], and [[The Poopsmith]] were babies with enormous imaginations. And going even further back, he remembers [[Homestar Runner]] and [[Bubs]] as [[Free Petry Dish, USA Variation|paramecia]], and himself as a virus. Teenage Strong Bad was also later seen in [[alternate universe]], suggesting that the new characters do live in another universe. '''[[highschool|(More...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail140.html watch]

== Week 35, 2006 ==

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'''[[TROGDOR!]]''' is a [[Game|game]] released by [[Videlectrix]] on March 17, 2003, based on the character of [[Trogdor]] from the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dragon]]. When it was first released, the game was accompanied by the short [[Arcade Game]]. This game is notably one of the most popular games on [[homestarrunner.com]]. Playing as Trogdor, the player must squish peasants to achieve burnination, at which point Trogdor can burninate [[Thatched-Roof Cottage|cottages]]. Burninate all the cottages, and the player moves on to the next level. Meanwhile, for a challenge, [[The Red and Blue Knights|knights]] patrol the area and archers will appear from time to time and shoot arrows. If Trogdor touches a knight, he will be SWORDED!; if he is hit by an arrow, he'll be ARROWED! '''[[TROGDOR!|(More...)]]'''

== Week 34, 2006 ==

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'''[[Marshie]]''' (capital "M", and then "arshie", as he would put it) is the genuinely alarming mascot for [[Fluffy Puff Marshmallows]]. He serves as a caustic and slightly absurd satire of any number of mascots hawking products to children. Marshie is infamously — and intentionally — creepy. His commercials feature non-sequitur rantings, disturbing close-ups, inappropriate [[Sound Effects|sound effects]], faintly desperate pleas, and even a behind-the-scenes nervous breakdown. '''[[Marshie|(More...)]]'''

== Week 33, 2006 ==

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The

[[Lappy 486]]

is

Strong Bad

's third and current computer, and is manufactured by

Compy, Inc

. Debuting in the

Strong Bad Email

"

animal

," it utilizes a more modern email client which includes a subject line, a reply panel, and the following easy-access buttons: Reply, Forward, Delete, Save, Computer, and Image. However, all of it disappears when Strong Bad clears the screen to continue typing. The Lappy features a "several" color monitor, five-minute battery life, 512K RAM, and weighs an "extremely portable" 42 pounds (19 kilograms).

[[Lappy 486|(More...)]]

== Week 32, 2006 ==

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[[Bubs]]

is the all around fix-it man. Running

his own concession stand

, Bubs is a sharp salesman who will sell almost anything, and has developed a habit for selling ridiculous items at a humorously high price. His facial configuration is puzzling; in

Pumpkin Carve-nival

, he appears to have a safety pin stuck through his face above an internal ear. He hangs out and talks with

Coach Z

and also reads back issues of Motor Trend magazine in his spare time. Bubs

dances

and attends night courses at Disco Tech. In

Strong Bad

's

record book

, he was solely declared "Cutest couple." Bubs once claimed he was able to fly until Strong Bad got him to say the word "Sbu." However, he said he was only able to hover a couple inches off the ground since he gained so much weight, so it wasn't too big of a loss.

== Week 31, 2006 ==

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"

[[virus|Virus]]

" is the 118th

Strong Bad Email

, released in mid-November 2004. The email brought a drastic end to the 78-email reign of the

Compy 386

era, and set the stage to usher in the

Lappy 486

. What began as a routine email check for

Strong Bad

quickly exposed the vulnerabilities of the Compy's

virus protection

and Strong Bad's incompetence at being able to maintain it. The

423,827 viruses

infected the greater

Homestar Runner universe

, causing great physical havoc leading to numerous

fourth wall breakages

.

[[virus|(More...)]]

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== Week 30, 2006 ==

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The word '''"[[Crap|crap]]"''' is a prominent part of the [[Homestar Runner universe]]. The word itself is often used as a substitute for [[Swears|vulgarity]], and it often describes things that [[Strong Bad]] and other [[Characters|characters]] find stupid or offensive. In addition, Strong Bad has become infamous for the phrase "Holy crap!", an exclamation he frequently used [[Strong Bad Evolution|early in his evolution]], but not so much today. In fact, Strong Bad currently voices his displeasure openly whenever he receives an email [[Crapfully Yours|signed with the word "crap"]]. '''[[Crap|(More...)]]'''

== Week 29, 2006, Day 7 ==

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The

[[Museum]]

is a section of

homestarrunner.com

where old material (the

Sketchbook

,

Ice Cream

, the

Original Book

,

Super NES

,

Where My Hat Is At?

and

Old Flash Stuff

) and formerly

fan submissions

are kept. One can go there directly by clicking on the H*R logo in the upper corner of any of the

main pages

, or by clicking on the 'museum' icon on the animated list that appears when one rolls over the bottom of some old

toons

. While the Old Flash Stuff has undergone around four or five major or minor updates, the Museum has only experienced one major change on or shortly before February 14, 2006.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 6 ==

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The

[[Email]]

button on the

main pages

leads to the contact page for

The Brothers Chaps

. The envelopes link to

The Brothers Chaps' email address

, the

Yahoo Store

front customer service page

and the

FAQ

. An

Easter egg

brings the viewer to the old header from

Strong Bad's Message Bored

, which in turn has its own Easter eggs. This Email page comes with several other references and inside jokes to the rest of the site.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 5 ==

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The

[[Store]]

is where one can buy

Homestar Runner

merchandise. It is the main source of income for

The Brothers Chaps

, allowing HomestarRunner.com to remain ad-free. The new Store format replaced the

Flash Store

on May 23, 2005. Though it does not navigate with Flash, it has several Flash features with some surprises for a true fan. The footer has an

Easter egg

in it and changes based on the time of day and seasons. There are also different

thank you messages

that are played when a purchase is made.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 4 ==

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The current

[[Downloads]]

page is an

ATM

-themed source for official Homestar Runner things such as

Downloadable Icons

,

Wallpaper

,

Songs

,

Strong Bad Clock

,

Quotes Packs

, and

System Sounds

. There is an

Easter egg

that unlocks a

Homsar

quotes pack. It was last updated on January 27, 2004, with the

Do You Has?

wallpaper.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 3 ==

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The

[[Character Videos]]

is the current biography page for the

main characters

of the website. The menu features a stack of VHS tapes and a

VCR

. Each character introduces himself or herself to the viewers, except

The Poopsmith

and

Pom Pom

, wherein

Homestar Runner

himself makes the introduction. The Cheat's language has also been thoughtfully subtitled for the viewers.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 2 ==

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The

[[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu]]

is the current

game

selection menu accessible from the

main pages

. It is styled similar to the vertical

scrolling shooter

arcade games from the early 1980s. The menu replaced the

Handheld Games Menu

on July 29, 2004. It marks first time

The Cheat

and

Coach Z

have appeared in

20X6

form. Curiously, despite using 20X6 characters, each power-up pill uses the initials of the normal characters, and the ships are also modeled after the modern-era characters.

== Week 29, 2006, Day 1 ==

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The

[[TV Time Toons Menu]]

is current toons menu and one of the menus accessible from the

main pages

. All the toons are listed in a manner similar to a TV Guide ("TV time") booklet. The TV Time toons menu layout changed on June 22, 2004, and divided all the toons into eight categories. The old version had four categories (Toons, Shorts, Features, and Holiday);

Strong Bad Email

,

Marzipan's Answering Machine

, and

Teen Girl Squad

were in the Features section.

Powered by The Cheat

and

Puppet Stuff

were listed under Shorts. A cherished

Easter egg

on the menu is the

Joy of Painting

, where

Marzipan

is shown with a beard and afro.

== Week 28, 2006 ==

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A monolith of muscle and hostility, '''[[Strong Mad]]''' is, as his name implies, strong and usually mad. His brothers are [[Strong Bad]] and [[Strong Sad]], and he is the oldest of the three. He and [[The Cheat]] are "The next bosom buddies" according to a [[TV Time Toons Menu|TV TIME]] cover, and though he often tries to help Strong Bad with his evil plans, he usually only messes up. He communicates mostly in simple sentences shouted in an uninflected roar. He seems to be a wrestler (or perhaps was one in the past), since he wears a blue spandex singlet with an "M" on it. He's a big lug, but with a big heart: though you wouldn't know it to look at him, Strong Mad has a soft side. In [[Where's The Cheat?]] he cries over an autographed picture of The Cheat, given to him by the little yellow guy. '''[[Strong Mad|(More...)]]'''

== Week 27, 2006 ==

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'''[[Podstar Runner]]''' is a collection of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] cartoons transferable to a [[IPod|fifth generation]] [[IPod|iPod]], in [[MPEG-4 Part 14|.m4v]] format. Originally, it was a collection of [[Strong Bad Email|Strong Bad Emails]]. However, on March 6, 2006, [[Teen Girl Squad]] issues were added, called ''Teen Girl Squadcast''. [[Everybody to the Limit]] was also released on April 12, 2006. On February 20, 2006, the podcast "Strong Bad Email" went to the #1 position on the "Top Podcasts" list on iTunes. The podcast "Strong Bad Emails & More!" still remains fairly high in the list to this day. '''[[Podstar Runner|(More...)]]'''

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