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''"Welcome to me!"'' | |||
'''Day at the Park''' is a short combining CGI with [[Live Action|live action]]. | '''Day at the Park''' is a short combining CGI with [[Live Action|live action]]. | ||
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'''Running Time:''' 0:19 | '''Running Time:''' 0:19 | ||
'''DVD Exclusive:''' [[strongbad email.exe Disc Three]] (Easter egg) | '''DVD Exclusive:'''[[strongbad email.exe Disc Three]] (Easter egg) | ||
== Transcript == | |||
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''{A sheet of paper reading "Day at the Park" is shown in front of the camera. It falls away, revealing a life-sized CGI Homestar by the [[Hudson River]], with the [[Statue of Liberty]] over his shoulder.}'' | |||
''{A sheet of paper reading | |||
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Welcome to me! Homestar. Runner. ''{dances a little}'' Homestar Runner. Ummm.... | '''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Welcome to me! Homestar. Runner. ''{dances a little}'' Homestar Runner. Ummm.... | ||
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''{Strong Bad head-butts the camera. Dissolves into fuzz.}'' | ''{Strong Bad head-butts the camera. Dissolves into fuzz.}'' | ||
== Fun Facts == | |||
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* This short was filmed and animated by [[Jacob Slutsky]]. | * This short was filmed and animated by [[Jacob Slutsky]]. | ||
* The voice lines are all reused from previous toons: | * The voice lines are all reused from previous toons: | ||
** Homestar's | ** Homestar's "Welcome to me!" is from [[Homestar Runner's Character Video|his Character Video]]. | ||
** Strong Bad's | ** Strong Bad's "What's your freaking problem?" is from [[The Interview]]. | ||
** Strong Bad's | ** Strong Bad's "Get outta here!" is from [[sibbie]]. | ||
== Related Links == | |||
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* [[strongbad email.exe]] | * [[strongbad email.exe]] | ||
[[Category:Homestar Runner Filmography]] | |||
[[Category:Strong Bad Filmography]] | |||
[[Category:The Cheat Filmography]] | |||
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[[Category:Live Action]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026
"Welcome to me!"
Day at the Park is a short combining CGI with live action.
Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner, Strong Bad, The Cheat
Places: Battery Park
Running Time: 0:19
DVD Exclusive:strongbad email.exe Disc Three (Easter egg)
Transcript
{A sheet of paper reading "Day at the Park" is shown in front of the camera. It falls away, revealing a life-sized CGI Homestar by the Hudson River, with the Statue of Liberty over his shoulder.}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: Welcome to me! Homestar. Runner. {dances a little} Homestar Runner. Ummm....
{Cut to a CGI Strong Bad sitting in the park with paper and pencil, while a CGI The Cheat runs with a butterfly net in the background. Strong Bad drops the paper and pencil.}
STRONG BAD: {groans} What's your freakin' problem?
{CGI bees chase The Cheat in the background.}
STRONG BAD: Get outta here!
{Strong Bad head-butts the camera. Dissolves into fuzz.}
Fun Facts
- This short was filmed and animated by Jacob Slutsky.
- The voice lines are all reused from previous toons:
- Homestar's "Welcome to me!" is from his Character Video.
- Strong Bad's "What's your freaking problem?" is from The Interview.
- Strong Bad's "Get outta here!" is from sibbie.
