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'''Cast:''' [[Homestar Runner]]
'''Cast:''' [[Homestar Runner]]
'''Running Time:''' 0:07


'''Original Page Title:''' Looking Good Homestar!
'''Original Page Title:''' Looking Good Homestar!
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* This is the second bit of Homestar Flash ever.
* This is the second bit of Homestar Flash ever.
* Homestar's head and his star have little see-through openings, though that's due to the similar art style.
* Homestar stops for a bit when the TV is almost out of the screen because the loop starts and ends with Homestar in the same pose.
* Homestar stops for a bit when the TV is almost out of the screen because the loop starts and ends with Homestar in the same pose.
* This animation may be based on the kids' book ''[[Where My Hat Is At?]]'', as the drawing style is similar.
* This animation may be based on the kids' book ''[[Where My Hat Is At?]]'', as the drawing style is similar.
** Homestar's head and his star have little see-through openings, though that's due to the similar art style.


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Revision as of 01:53, 14 July 2026

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He just keeps going and going and...

Homestar Runner walks hatless, past a tree and a TV in the background.

Cast: Homestar Runner

Running Time: 0:07

Original Page Title: Looking Good Homestar!

Current Page Title: The Original Website!

Fun Facts

  • This is the second bit of Homestar Flash ever.
  • Homestar stops for a bit when the TV is almost out of the screen because the loop starts and ends with Homestar in the same pose.
  • This animation may be based on the kids' book Where My Hat Is At?, as the drawing style is similar.
    • Homestar's head and his star have little see-through openings, though that's due to the similar art style.