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The 100th | |||
Strong Bad Email | |||
, | |||
[[flashback]] | |||
, was released on March 16th, 2004. Upon being asked on how he and | |||
Homestar Runner | |||
met, | |||
Strong Bad | |||
tells a tale so momentous, it can only be shown in widescreen. It turns out to be a parody of the | |||
Original Book | |||
, which includes Homestar and Strong Bad fighting over the ownership of an | |||
egg | |||
. The email was highly anticipated before its release, and some fans even went as far as to check the expected URL of the email, only to be greeted with | |||
Not the 100th Email!!! | |||
. The 100th email is also noted for being the longest | |||
Compy | |||
-era email (at 5 minutes in length), having more Easter eggs than any other email on the site, and even having its own | |||
DVD featurette | |||
. | |||
[[flashback|(More...)]] | |||
[https://homestarrunner.com/sbemailahundred.html watch] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026
The 100th
Strong Bad Email
,
, was released on March 16th, 2004. Upon being asked on how he and
Homestar Runner
met,
Strong Bad
tells a tale so momentous, it can only be shown in widescreen. It turns out to be a parody of the
Original Book
, which includes Homestar and Strong Bad fighting over the ownership of an
egg
. The email was highly anticipated before its release, and some fans even went as far as to check the expected URL of the email, only to be greeted with
Not the 100th Email!!!
. The 100th email is also noted for being the longest
Compy
-era email (at 5 minutes in length), having more Easter eggs than any other email on the site, and even having its own
DVD featurette
.