strongbad email.exe Disc Two

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Disc Two for strongbad_email.exe was released on November 9, 2004, as part of a three-disc DVD set. This disc includes emails #51–80, plus karaoke and music videos. To see artwork for Disc Two, see strongbad_email.exe DVD Artwork.

This DVD has never been sold separately; originally packaged as part of a three-disc set collecting the first 100 emails, it was later sold in the Shopify Store in the Strong Bad Emails 1-200 Six Disc Set.

FBI Warning

The FBI Warning for Disc Two.

Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner

Transcript

{The standard FBI warning text appears on a background with constantly shifting colors.}

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 maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

{Homestar walks up, and looks at the warning. Homestar then spits a couple Teddy Grahams at the warning, and they stick.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: That's better!

{Homestar walks away.}

Introduction

The intro for Disc Two.

Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Bad Graphics Ghost

Transcript

"Get out of here, pixel ghost!"

{Cut to the computer desk, which has the old, taped-up Tandy 400 on it.}

STRONG BAD: Hey there, old girl. Lookin' good. {points out the window} Hey, what's what over there? {violently knocks the Tandy off the computer desk, and replaces it with the Compy 386} Now, lay it on me, 386!

{The 386 starts up and plays the tune.}

STRONG BAD: Oh, I love that little song.

{The Paper comes down with the menu options. After about 30 seconds, the Tandy 400 appears from the top of the screen, displaying the Bad Graphics Ghost.}

STRONG BAD: GAH! GET OUT OF HERE, PIXEL GHOST!

{The Bad Graphics Ghost floats away.}

STRONG BAD: Whew, that was a close one.

Contents

Emails

• 51. Website (diminished Easter egg)
• 52. Island (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 53. Comic (Matt and Mike commentary, modified Easter eggs with Matt and Mike commentary)
• 54. Morning Routine (Easter egg)
• 55. Cheat Talk (modified Easter egg)
• 56. Current Status (Easter egg)
• 57. Japanese Cartoon (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 58. Dragon (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 59. Marzipan (Mike, Matt, and Marzipan commentary, Easter egg with commentary)
• 60. Huttah! (modified Easter egg)
• 61. Monster Truck (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 62. Interview (modified Easter egg)
• 63. Fingers (Matt and Mike commentary)
• 64. English Paper (modified Easter egg)
• 65. Unused Emails (modified Easter egg)
• 66. The Show (Homestar and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 67. Autobiography (Easter egg)
• 68. Caper (Matt and Mike commentary)
• 69. Personal Favorites (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 70. Big White Face (Easter egg)
• 71. 2 Emails (Easter egg)
• 72. Crazy Cartoon (Matt and Mike commentary)
• 73. Mascot (Easter egg)
• 74. Privileges (Easter egg)
• 75. Funny (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)
• 76. Sibbie (Easter egg)
• 77. Suntan (Marzipan, Matt, and Mike commentary)
• 78. Anything (Strong Bad and Mike commentary)
• 79. The Process (Easter egg)
• 80. Stunt Double (Matt and Mike commentary, Easter egg)

Bonus Stuff

TROGDOR!

HI-SCORES & BONUS STUFF

• KaraokeFun: Sing along to songs from the site. By switching to the second audio track a Homestar Runner character will sing the song.

• Trogdor (with Homestar Runner as the guest singer)
• Nite Mamas (with Strong Bad as the guest singer)
• Dangeresque theme song (with Coach Z as the guest singer)
• Everybody to the Limit (with Marzipan as the guest singer)

• A Puppet Stuff video for Homestar's "Secret Song".
• A short live action video for Taranchula's "Moving Very Slowly" (directed by Teeg Dougland).

Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Mad, The Cheat, Strong Bad

Bonus Stuff Transcript

Did you just say bonus stuff?

{Again in 3D, the camera flies through the basement of the Brothers Strong 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 that Strong Bad has walked up to the machine.}

STRONG BAD: All right, choosey, time's up.

{The machine displays the TROGDOR! title screen with the accompanying music.}

STRONG BAD: I'm playing Trogdor. {plays the game} Oh yeah, don't stop a-squishing. {Trogdor gets sworded} Aw, man!

{The "IT'S OVER" screen is displayed with the accompanying music.}

STRONG BAD: What? What's wrong with this stupid game?

{Strong Bad pounds the machine as the camera swings back to the menu.}

Easter Eggs

• A video of Gary Palaroncini from Limozeen playing The Cheatar (from an Easter egg found in that short): Accessed by pressing right from the "Nite Mamas" karaoke video on the Trogdor bonus screen.
• One of the contents of the DVD is a folder named "SBSite" that includes both Strong Bad's Website and Strong Sad's Lament in full. The images, links, SWF files and sounds are there, so the HTML files look exactly like their respective pages.

Credits

See strongbad_email.exe Disc Three#Credits

Fun Facts

Trivia

• The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "WOTR Level 2".
• As the camera zooms into the email selection menu, ten placeholder names can be seen:

Strong Bad Emails SI-NO

War Monger Is Cows Coat Buddy More Hedges Chamber, Jim

Codfish Man Jauntier Decent Run Mastering It Hotel Party

Inside References

• The FBI warning contains a reference to couch patch.
• The replacement of the Tandy 400 in the introduction is a reference to invisibility.
• The appearance of the Bad Graphics Ghost is a reference to ghosts.
• Strong Mad saying "Did you just say bonus stuff?" is a reference to caffeine.
• The Cheat in the crisper drawer is a reference to privileges.