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''Tonight!'' | |||
[[Characters|Citizens]] of [[Free Country, USA]] (and other lands) sometimes intentionally pronounce the word "program" as '''progrum''', and even spell it that way on several occasions. | |||
== Appearances == | |||
* Email [[pizzaz]] — [[Strong Bad]] interviews [[Duplicate Characters|himself]] on his [[Strong Bad-Type Interview Progrum|Strong Bad-Type Interview '''Progrum''']]. | |||
* Email [[radio]] — [[Old-Timey Strong Bad]] hosts a radio show called "[[Radio Stations and Shows|The Fish Was Delish '''progrum''']]". | |||
* Email [[the movies]] — An [[Generic Announcers|announcer]] in the pre-movie advertisement advises, "Be considerate of others. Please turn off your [[Guns|bazookas]] before the '''progrum'''." | |||
* Email [[original]] ([[original|DVD Commentary]]) — [[Bubs]] refers to the events of the email as "the Homestar Runner '''progrum'''". | |||
* [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] ([[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13|DVD Commentary]]) — When the toon starts, [[Matt Chapman]] is wondering if it is either "the [[Teen Girl Squad]]" or "the [[Tompkins]] '''Progrum'''". | |||
* [[Sickly Sam's Big Outing]] — The toon is presented by the "[[Fluffy Puff Air-Puffed Sugar Delights]] Presents [[The Homestar Runner]] '''Progrum'''". | |||
* [[Later That Night...]] — [[Homestar Runner]] [[What are you supposed to be?|mistakes]] [[Strong Mad]]'s costume as "the door from ''[[Seinfeld]].''" He is [[Later That Night... Costumes|actually dressed as]] Monica and Rachel's door from ''[[Friends]]'', as [[Coach Z]] points out: "You guys got the wrong Thursday night '''progrum'''." | |||
* [[Trogdor!! The Board Game (video)]] — [[Videlectrix Guys|Videlectrix One]] rants that "You don't design graphics! You '''progrum''' them!" | |||
* [[Halloween Hijinks]] — [[Action Cool 5|Channel 5]]'s announcer says, "We now return to Channel 5's Halloween '''progrumming'''". | |||
* [[Disk 4 of 12 - Vampire's Castle]] — Strong Bad remarks that the difficulty of older games was often based on "the laziness of the '''progrummers'''." | |||
* [[videlectrix.itch.io]] — The company description champions its use of "[[Good Graphics|good graphics]] and half-decent '''progrumming'''". | |||
[[Category:Word running gags]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
Tonight!
Citizens of Free Country, USA (and other lands) sometimes intentionally pronounce the word "program" as progrum, and even spell it that way on several occasions.
Appearances
- Email pizzaz — Strong Bad interviews himself on his Strong Bad-Type Interview Progrum.
- Email radio — Old-Timey Strong Bad hosts a radio show called "The Fish Was Delish progrum".
- Email the movies — An announcer in the pre-movie advertisement advises, "Be considerate of others. Please turn off your bazookas before the progrum."
- Email original (DVD Commentary) — Bubs refers to the events of the email as "the Homestar Runner progrum".
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 13 (DVD Commentary) — When the toon starts, Matt Chapman is wondering if it is either "the Teen Girl Squad" or "the Tompkins Progrum".
- Sickly Sam's Big Outing — The toon is presented by the "Fluffy Puff Air-Puffed Sugar Delights Presents The Homestar Runner Progrum".
- Later That Night... — Homestar Runner mistakes Strong Mad's costume as "the door from Seinfeld." He is actually dressed as Monica and Rachel's door from Friends, as Coach Z points out: "You guys got the wrong Thursday night progrum."
- Trogdor!! The Board Game (video) — Videlectrix One rants that "You don't design graphics! You progrum them!"
- Halloween Hijinks — Channel 5's announcer says, "We now return to Channel 5's Halloween progrumming".
- Disk 4 of 12 - Vampire's Castle — Strong Bad remarks that the difficulty of older games was often based on "the laziness of the progrummers."
- videlectrix.itch.io — The company description champions its use of "good graphics and half-decent progrumming".