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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
"Fifth time this week, Johnny!"
"Starring Strong Bad and Buh-Hubs, man"
Dreamaway Johnny is a play (in 3 acts, according to playbill) directed by Strong Bad. It appears in an Easter egg in part-time job. It stars Strong Bad, who plays the character of Johnny, and Bubs, with the role of Mr. Legarm. The main plot apparently revolves around Johnny trying to build a time machine, which he calls the Johnny-Tron, while Mr. Legarm insists that he is wasting time and that his future is at the shop. This play takes place on the stage in front of a large audience. A sketch of the character Dreamaway Johnny can be seen in the weekly Sketchbook.
