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	! ~~style="text-align: center;"\|~~ Genre(s)		\| [[Funk]]
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	\|- ~~valign="top"~~		! Discography
	! ~~style="text-align: center;"\|~~ Discography		\| "Gonna Have A Good Time Tonight" (2005)<br />"Jammin' Tunes" (2006)<br />"Trogdor Was A Man" (2018?)
	\| ~~style=~~"~~text-align: center;"\| "~~Gonna Have A Good Time Tonight~~"~~ (2005)<br />		\|-
	~~"~~Jammin' Tunes~~"~~ (2006)<br />		! Producer
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	~~\| style="text-align: center;"~~\| Unknown		\| Terrible Songs Records
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	~~\| style="text-align: center;"~~\| Terrible Songs Records
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	'''The Pow-uh Surge''' is a funk band with high-pitched singers. They are the artists behind [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man\|Trogdor Was A Man]], and are implied to have written [[The Dancing Brothers]]' [[A Folky Tale\|song]] and the [[road trip]] song as well. They were first mentioned by [[The Brothers Chaps]] in the DVD commentary for the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[road trip]]. [[Matt Chapman]] thought the Jammin' Tunes song was made by the Dancing Brothers' recording artist, and [[Mike Chapman]] suggested it had ~~"~~power~~"~~ in the name, like ~~"~~The Power Surge~~"~~. Matt said he wanted to do more songs by them.		'''The Pow-uh Surge''' is a funk band with high-pitched singers. They are the artists behind [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man\|Trogdor Was A Man]], and are implied to have written [[The Dancing Brothers]]' [[A Folky Tale\|song]] and the [[road trip]] song as well. They were first mentioned by [[The Brothers Chaps]] in the DVD commentary for the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[road trip]]. [[Matt Chapman]] thought the Jammin' Tunes song was made by the Dancing Brothers' recording artist, and [[Mike Chapman]] suggested it had "power" in the name, like "The Power Surge". Matt said he wanted to do more songs by them.

	Mike's name suggestion was first officially used in [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man]], spelled as "The Pow-uh Surge". According to [[The Cheat]], their record label is "Terrible Songs Records", and they made a song about [[Trogdor]] in the 1970s, although [[Strong Sad]] denies this. The Cheat's rendition of their logo is a silhouetted plug against an electrified green background, with "The Pow-uh Surge" written on the plug. The "The" is teal, the "Pow-uh" is yellow and electric-looking, and "Surge" is green. The Dancing Brothers appear in the video, adding further credence to the theory that they are the same band. A "Pow-uh" guitar amp is also seen in the video.

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	~~</div>~~		Mike's name suggestion was first officially used in [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man]], spelled as "The Pow-uh Surge". According to [[The Cheat]], their record label is "Terrible Songs Records", and they made a song about [[Trogdor]] in the 1970s, although [[Strong Sad]] denies this. The Cheat's rendition of their logo is a silhouetted plug against an electrified green background, with "The Pow-uh Surge" written on the plug. The "The" is teal, the "Pow-uh" is yellow and electric-looking, and "Surge" is green. The Dancing Brothers appear in the video, adding further credence to the theory that they are the same band. A "Pow-uh" guitar amp is also seen in the video.
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! style="text-align: center;"| [[File:ThePowuhSurge.png|[[File:ThePowuhSurge.png|200px|thumb|"Gonna have a good time tonight, gonna have a good time tonight!"]]]]
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! style="text-align: center;"| Origins
| style="text-align: center;"| Unknown
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! style="text-align: center;"| Genre(s)
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! style="text-align: center;"| Discography
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"Jammin' Tunes" (2006)<br />
"Trogdor Was A Man" (2018?)
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| style="text-align: center;"| Unknown
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'''The Pow-uh Surge''' is a funk band with high-pitched singers. They are the artists behind [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man|Trogdor Was A Man]], and are implied to have written [[The Dancing Brothers]]' [[A Folky Tale|song]] and the [[road trip]] song as well. They were first mentioned by [[The Brothers Chaps]] in the DVD commentary for the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[road trip]]. [[Matt Chapman]] thought the Jammin' Tunes song was made by the Dancing Brothers' recording artist, and [[Mike Chapman]] suggested it had "power" in the name, like "The Power Surge". Matt said he wanted to do more songs by them.

Mike's name suggestion was first officially used in [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man]], spelled as "The Pow-uh Surge". According to [[The Cheat]], their record label is "Terrible Songs Records", and they made a song about [[Trogdor]] in the 1970s, although [[Strong Sad]] denies this. The Cheat's rendition of their logo is a silhouetted plug against an electrified green background, with "The Pow-uh Surge" written on the plug. The "The" is teal, the "Pow-uh" is yellow and electric-looking, and "Surge" is green. The Dancing Brothers appear in the video, adding further credence to the theory that they are the same band. A "Pow-uh" guitar amp is also seen in the video.

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