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In the Thanksgiving Holiday Toon '''[[Some Stupid Turkey]]''', released Tuesday, November 27, 2001, [[Strong Bad]] simply dresses up like a turkey and sings a song. As he is singing, the head of his turkey costume is cut off with a hatchet and stuffed with bread — these events parallel the song lyrics. Suddenly, [[The Cheat]], [[Homestar Runner]], [[Strong Mad]], [[Bubs]], and [[Coach Z]] appear from behind Strong Bad and add to the chorus. After the song ends, we cut to a blank screen with navigation buttons, but Strong Bad quickly interrupts, wondering where [[The King of Town]] is. The scene cuts to the King of Town, who is much fatter than usual, and is lying down behind an overturned table amidst dozens of cleared plates, a fish skeleton, and a platter holding the ribs of some meaty animal. His head gradually turns green. '''[[Some Stupid Turkey|(more...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/turkey.html watch]
 
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In the Thanksgiving Holiday Toon '''[[Some Stupid Turkey]]''', released Tuesday, November 27, 2001, [[Strong Bad]] simply dresses up like a turkey and sings a song. As he is singing, the head of his turkey costume is cut off with a hatchet and stuffed with bread — these events parallel the song lyrics. Suddenly, [[The Cheat]], [[Homestar Runner]], [[Strong Mad]], [[Bubs]], and [[Coach Z]] appear from behind Strong Bad and add to the chorus. After the song ends, we cut to a blank screen with navigation buttons, but Strong Bad quickly interrupts, wondering where [[The King of Town]] is. The scene cuts to the King of Town, who is much fatter than usual, and is lying down behind an overturned table amidst dozens of cleared plates, a fish skeleton, and a platter holding the ribs of some meaty animal. His head gradually turns green. '''[[Some Stupid Turkey|(more...)]]''' <span class="hovul" style="font-size:smaller; background:#EEE; border:1px #999 solid; padding:2px; white-space:nowrap;">[https://homestarrunner.com/turkey.html watch]</span>


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In the Thanksgiving Holiday Toon Some Stupid Turkey, released Tuesday, November 27, 2001, Strong Bad simply dresses up like a turkey and sings a song. As he is singing, the head of his turkey costume is cut off with a hatchet and stuffed with bread — these events parallel the song lyrics. Suddenly, The Cheat, Homestar Runner, Strong Mad, Bubs, and Coach Z appear from behind Strong Bad and add to the chorus. After the song ends, we cut to a blank screen with navigation buttons, but Strong Bad quickly interrupts, wondering where The King of Town is. The scene cuts to the King of Town, who is much fatter than usual, and is lying down behind an overturned table amidst dozens of cleared plates, a fish skeleton, and a platter holding the ribs of some meaty animal. His head gradually turns green. (more...) watch

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