Strongbad email.exe Disc Five

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Nice work, The Strap. Another successful DVD for... Space Captainface!

Disc Five of strongbad email.exe was released June 5, 2007, separately from the first four discs. This disc contains emails #131-160, plus an exclusive email. To see artwork for Disc Five, see strongbad email.exe DVD Artwork.

Additionally, it is the only strongbad_email.exe DVD to have been sold alone under the store's Shopify incarnation; the six DVDs were later sold together as the Strong Bad Emails 1-200 Six Disc Set.

FBI Warning

The FBI Warning for Disc Five.

Cast (in order of appearance): The Cheat

Transcript

{The standard FBI warning text appears on a blue background.}

TEXT: Federal law provides severe civil and criminal penalties for the unauthorized reproduction, distribution or exhibition of copyrighted motion pictures, video tapes or video discs. Criminal copyright infringement is investigated by the FBI and may constitute a felony with a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

{The Cheat pops down from the ceiling, dressed as an art bandit, and mumbles some The Cheat noises. He places the Robotank stencil over it and spray paints it. Then he spray paints "RAD, RAD ROBOTANK" underneath. He waves and makes a contented The Cheat noise.}

Introduction

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"La dee deleted!"

Introduction for Disc Five.

Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner, Bubs, Strong Sad, Strong Bad, The Cheat, Strong Mad, Coach Z, Marzipan, Pom Pom, Homsar, The Poopsmith, The King of Town, Female Lappy 486, Nebulon, Cacodemon

Transcript

{Similar to the Intro, lights that resemble Homestar running appear. A 3D Homestar runs across, forming the words "HOMESTAR" and "RUNNER", while a chorus sings "Everybody, everybody!" A 3D Homestar Runner logo bursts onto the scene, rotates for a moment, and transitions to Homestar running across The Field. He runs past the Spooky Woods, The Stick, Bubs' Concession Stand (with Bubs inside), the Sports Field, Strong Badia, Strong Sad, The Cheat with Strong Bad (who gives Homestar the Double Deuce), Strong Mad, Coach Z, Marzipan, Pom Pom talking on his cell phone, Homsar, The Poopsmith with his pile of whatsit, and The King of Town with a sandwich, in turn. It then cuts to a closeup of Homestar.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing, off-beat} Everybody! La dee vee dee doh!

{Cut back to show that the scene is on the Lappy, with Strong Bad in front of it.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing} Everybody! La dee vee dee doh!
STRONG BAD: {singing simultaneously} Everybody! La dee deleted!!

{Strong Bad hits a key on the Lappy, which causes an explosion "DELETED!" effect, with a smiling fanged Female Lappy in the foreground. After a moment, the explosion fades and the Female Lappy returns to normal. The Paper comes down with the menu options. After some time has passed, it zooms in on the Lappy. The "maze" screensaver is in place. Every time a wall is reached, graffiti resembling Nebulon with "NEB-1" below it appears.}

STRONG BAD: Oh, man! You took so freakin' long my screensaver turned on!

{The next wall has a large red ball with horns and a face that resembles a devil.}

STRONG BAD: Whoa! A fairly disgruntled cackle demon!

{The screen melts away showing bloody letters reading "PICK SUMPIN ALREADY!" It then zooms back out to the menu.}

Contents

Emails

• 131. Boring (Really) (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 132. Modeling (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 133. Bottom 10 (Mike, Matt, and Karen Wagner commentary)
• 134. Record Book (Mike, Strong Bad, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 135. Lady...ing (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 136. Geddup Noise (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 137. Bedtime Story (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 138. Space Program (Mike, Strong Bad, and Homestar Runner commentary)
• 139. Portrait (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 140. Highschool (Mike, Matt, and Karen Wagner commentary)
• 141. Death Metal (Mike and Strong Bad commentary)
• 142. Secret Identity (Mike and Homestar Runner commentary)
• 143. Technology (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 144. Narrator (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 145. Myths & Legends (Mike, Matt, and Karen Wagner commentary)
• 146. Pop-Up (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 147. Lady Fan (Mike, Homestar Runner, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 148. Disconnected (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 149. Candy Product (Mike, Homestar Runner, and Karen Wagner commentary)
• 150. Alternate Universe (Mike, Matt, and Old-Timey Strong Bad commentary)
• 151. Senior Prom (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 152. ISP (Mike, Matt, Coach Z, and Karen Wagner commentary)
• 153. Redesign (Mike and Matt commentary)
• 154. Keep Cool (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 155. Theme Song (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 156. Road Trip (Mike, Matt, and Karen Wagner commentary, and an extra Mike, Matt and Very, Very Little Girl commentary)
• 157. Trading Cards (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 158. Cliffhangers (Mike, Matt, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 159. Retirement (Mike, Strong Bad, and Ryan Sterritt commentary)
• 160. Coloring (Mike, Matt, Ryan Sterritt, and Larry Palaroncini commentary)

Bonus Stuff

TROGDOR!

HI-SCORES & BONUS STUFF

• Bonus Email: Accent
• Email Intros: A feature showing the intros to Emails 101-160
• 160 Seconds
• Sbemail 149.5 (Matt and Mike commentary)
• Lappynapped!

Bonus Menu Transcript

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Did you just say bonus stuff?

{Again in 3D, the camera flies through the Rec Room past Strong Mad on the couch and The Cheat in the crisper drawer, both watching TV, on its way to the Trogdor arcade machine, on which the bonus menu is displayed.}

THE CHEAT: {The Cheat noises}

STRONG MAD: Did you just say bonus stuff?

{After a 30 second pause, the camera pulls back to reveal Strong Bad has walked up to the machine.}

STRONG BAD: All right, choosey, time's up, I'm playing Trogdor. {He plays.} Oh yeah, don't stop a-squishing. {He dies an in-game death.} Aw, man! {It's over screen shows up} What? What's wrong with this stupid game? {He pounds the machine. The camera then swings back to the menu.}

Easter Eggs

• An alternate take of a scene from space program: Accessed by pressing right from Space Program on the 131-140 Emails menu.
• A video of Matt Chapman singing: Accessed by pressing right from Alternate Universe on the 141-150 Emails menu.

Fun Facts

Trivia

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When the DVD stops

• The disk in the Floppy Disk Container reads "where's an egg?".
• Although not in a toon or email, this is the first appearance of DELETED on the Lappy.
• This is the first Strong Bad Email DVD to include "Not Quite Strong Bad Email" shorts, since older shorts were released in the Everything Else DVDs.
• This is the first Strong Bad Email DVD not to feature Homestar Runner in the FBI Warning segment; instead, it's The Cheat.
  • This is also the first DVD not to have constantly shifting colors in the background in the FBI warning segment.
• This is the first DVD to feature an image, called a jacket picture, to be displayed on the screen when the DVD is stopped.

Goofs

• On the DVD menu, there is a space missing in boring (really).

Inside References

• The Cheat spray painting "RAD, RAD ROBOTANK" is a reference to portrait.
• The DELETED explosion effect is similar to the "DO OVER!" effect from do over.
• The maze screensaver was first seen in technology.
• Graffiti reading "NEB-1" was first seen in New Boots.
• Cacodemons were previously mentioned in alternate universe.
• The Cheat in the crisper drawer is a reference to privileges.
• Strong Mad saying "Did you just say Bonus Stuff?" is a reference to caffeine.
• The back cover mentions interactive menus.
• The background of the DVD pause screen is from pizzaz.
• On the back cover, Strong Badman, after describing the disc's contents, asks for a Danish. This is a reference to superhero name, the email in which he originated.

Real-World References

• The "cackle demon"'s appearance is very similar to that of the Cacodemons in the original Doom video game. It was red, shaped like a ball, had horns and a demonic face. The font used for "PICK SUMPIN ALREADY!" also resembles the one used for Doom's menus.

External Links

• forum thread re: "strongbad_email.exe Disc Five"