If I had a nickel for every time a cartoon episode plot revolves around an evil coach hypnotizing cheerleaders to commit crimes, I would have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
If I had a nickel for every time a cartoon episode plot revolves around an evil coach hypnotizing cheerleaders to...
Charles Watson
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Mason Kelly
Ah.. hypnotism.
Gabriel Gray
What the Hell am I looking at here?
Anthony Cruz
Parker Cox
Yeah that is pretty weird.
Why do you think they did it?
David Phillips
Why do those three on the left look like Marcy, Anne and Sasha? That can't be just an coincidence, right?
William Johnson
Well, it is a Disney show, so my guess is that it’s an Easter egg. The same way how the left three look like Kim Possible characters
Benjamin Watson
I find it funny how Mandy is the only bitchy girl here under control. It’s always the sweet and innocent cheerleaders who get duped into hypnosis schemes and never the mean girl ones.
Kayden Nguyen
kino fetish
Kayden Howard
why were the totally spies girls so easily hypnotized anyway? With it being an occupational hazard, you'd think the agency would want spies who aren't gonna spend half their time with their brains turned off.
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Joseph Nelson
Hudson Collins
Joshua Jackson
Conformity is bad...
Now conform to the ideas of this TV show.
Lucas Perry
Mason Hughes
I like hypno fetish when the victim is just faking it, but is just going along with it.
Brayden Bennett
why are the Fs in that image Ferbs?
Christian Kelly
I always find it weird how shows try to slightly portray cheerleaders in a bad light even if they’re some of the kindest and most supportive people in the show
Oliver Gutierrez
What's the point of it then?
Robert Turner
*and is just going along with it.
Had two separate trains of thought going on.
Chase Garcia
Eagerness to please. Possibly to shy to be forward with their intentions, so they jump on the opportunity .
Connor Ortiz
Zachary Reyes
Zachary Sullivan
It’s an easy way to show peril without killing or poisoning them
It’s non permanent peril
Parker Cook
its from Hamster and Gretel, which is from one of the guys who created P and F
Evan Harris
>but it’s weird that it happened twice
I know you're just paraphrasing P&F and one of the shows memed lines, but if anything, I'm surprised the idea hasn't been used more often.
Eli Parker
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