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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
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Over the years, several Homestar Runner toons have referenced the Wild West and the many movies and television shows based upon it.
Appearances
- Email pizzaz (Easter egg) — An old western style television show is featured titled "The Strong Bad".
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 13 — Tompkins's mother, Momkins, is shown dressed as a Wild West era prospector.
- Email specially marked — The box for Sugar Rittled Gunshots in a crowded mall features a square piece of cereal dressed as an old western cowboy.
- Email videography — In his demo reel, Strong Bad takes family meatloaf night to the old west using sepia tones.
