6teen Oops I Dialed It Again Worst Episode
"Oops, I Dialed It Over again" | |
Episode name reference to/pun on: Britney Spears' unmarried Oops, I Did It Again. | |
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Flavor 3, Episode 65 | |
Airdate: | CAN: November 22, 2007 USA: November 28, 2008 |
Directed by: | Karen Lessmann |
Written by: | Terry McGurrin |
Story Editors: | Nicole Demerse Alice Prodanou |
Episode Guide |
Oops, I Dialed It Again is the 66th episode of the serial and the 11th episode of the third season. It aired in Canada on November 22, 2007, and in the United States on November 28, 2008.
Caitlin's dad gives the gang new cell phones to test for free. Unfortunately, it seems that the speed-dial settings on the phones are and then touchy that bum calls often result from using the phones. Meanwhile, Wyatt figures out that being humiliated inspires him to write songs, and Jen gets trapped in a computer questionaire booth.
Plot
Primary Plot
It is a normal day at the mall when Caitlin arrives at the Big Squeeze with an armful of cell phones–one for each of her friends. The reason for this gift is that her begetter'south company is testing cell phones, and wants the group to try them out. To assist them, his company is giving them a month of free calls. Upon hearing this, everyone but Jen begins making calls, with Jen protesting that Caitlin's father probably wants them to be responsible.
Before she tin protest too vociferously, even so, Nikki pulls her bated to talk. Nikki has been hearing Jonesy mutter about how his hockey skates are falling autonomously, and wants to get him a new pair every bit a surprise gift. Caitlin protests Nikki's program, along the style knocking a cup of lemonade onto the flooring, but is willing to help Nikki out past helping Nikki go commissions, while Jen will bit in by using her employee discount at the Penalty Box. Every bit shortly is the plan is fix, a woman carrying a baby comes by and slips on the spilled lemonade. The babe and her bags go flying, and everyone gasps. Wyatt is the only ane to react, as he stands up, backs into position like a centerfielder, and catches the infant. He shifts the baby and cradles information technology one arm, and uses the other arm and his leg to catch the residual of the woman'southward bags. The entire nutrient courtroom cheers upon witnessing this human activity of athletic heroism–until Wyatt sneezes and expels two long strings of dangling snot from his nostrils, making him expect like (every bit Marlowe terms it) a snot walrus.
The next day, though, Wyatt shows upwards at the Big Squeeze with a fantastic new song he's written well-nigh the event. He explains that when he got humiliated, it was similar it created a surge of creativity; to this, Nikki sarcastically suggests that the gang should humiliate Wyatt on purpose, but Wyatt takes her proposition seriously, and the gang agrees to embarrass Wyatt until he's written plenty songs for his band's demo CD. Wyatt and then runs off, and the group begins plotting to humiliate Wyatt until Caitlin gets a call from Jude for seemingly no reason. When she asks why he'south calling, Jude explains that it must have been a bum call, and they both hang up.
Later, at the Khaki Barn, Caitlin arrives to aid Nikki earn commissions to purchase Jonesy new skates. She sends Nikki off to make a sale by existence polite, but when the customer has a asking that contradicts itself completely, Nikki gives up. Caitlin is shocked, but Nikki protests that the sale was incommunicable and leans confronting the sales counter–which triggers a bum call to Jonesy, who picks up but to hear Nikki proverb that something doesn't feel right.
The next person Nikki attempts to sell clothes to is Kyle Donaldson. This time, she does much better by flirting slightly with him on Caitlin's advice. Nevertheless, she leans confronting a irresolute stall door and bum calls Jonesy again–which causes him to overhear a conversation much worse than information technology actually is. Another bum call to Jonesy then occurs when Nikki talks to Caitlin near how flirting is paying off and her programme is coming together, which is all that Jonesy hears earlier Nikki'southward butt hangs up on him over again.
Jonesy isn't convinced, all the same, so he goes over to the Khaki Barn and starts spying on Nikki. There, he spots her picking out a sundress, and walking off with it. This suspicious activeness convinces Jonesy that Nikki is cheating on him, equally he doesn't know that it's part of the latest plan to embarrass Wyatt.
The side by side solar day, he meets with Wyatt at Burger McFlipster'due south and confesses what he believes is going on. Wyatt thinks that it's a misunderstanding, but Jonesy isn't willing to listen. He walks out on his friend, and recieves another bum call from Nikki. Nikki has been talking with Caitlin virtually Jonesy's new skates; however, the part that Jonesy hears conveys that Nikki will tell him something involving getting rid of the quondam and bringing in the new, and that Caitlin wants to see him weep. This convinces Jonesy that Nikki is planning to dump him, and he heads into the men'southward bathroom to talk things over with himself. In that location, he gives himself a pep talk in the mirror and accidentally bum calls Caitlin, who hears his pep talk and interprets it as him hit on her.
Caitlin is not pleased with this turn of events, and she hangs up on Jonesy merely earlier Jonesy gets a new call. This telephone call is from Nikki, who wants to see upward to see him that night. Upon hearing this, Jonesy panics, and tells his girlfriend that not only can he not see her that night, but the whole weekend looks bad. When Nikki presses to detect out if everything is okay, Jonesy fakes interference and hangs upwardly on her.
While Jonesy deals with his phone calls, Caitlin calls Jen for communication, which inspires Jen to come upwards with a way to bust out of her questionaire booth. When she comes over to talk to Caitlin, they realize that they have to tell Nikki what happened before she gives Jonesy his new skates. They are about to caput over to discover Nikki when Caitlin's phone rings with some information for the gang: they aren't allowed to strip Wyatt anymore.
Jonesy, meanwhile, heads over to Grind Me, where he meets with Marlowe and Wyatt. They notice how downwards he is, and Jonesy mentions that Nikki plans to dump him that weekend, so his but hope is to find the other guy and get him to back off. At that moment, he hears the voice of Kyle Donaldson and recognizes information technology as the guy he heard over the phone. Angry, he heads over and yells at Kyle, ruining his rapport with Gina as Nikki walks in. Nikki rushes over to break up the impending fight, and Jonesy confronts her over his cheating on him. Jen and Caitlin make it but in time to hear this, and they confront him for hitting on Caitlin. It seems every bit if things are going to get ugly until Jude pantses Wyatt, prompting Ron to run in and ban Wyatt from the mall for life.
The next day, Jonesy has been given his skates by Nikki and things have been sorted out betwixt them. Nevertheless, to brand certain that such a matter never happens again, Caitlin collects all of the prison cell phones in lodge to send them back with a bad review. Wyatt then arrives, and reveals that the simply reason he wasn't banned from the mall is considering Jonesy bailed him out by threatening Ron with an embarrassing undercover from Ron's past.
Sub-Plot I: Wyatt'southward Humiliation
The first matter that the grouping does to humiliate Wyatt is come into his workplace during the lunch rush and reveal artifacts from his past, specifically how nerdy he looked before striking puberty and what his first song (I Love Yous Mommy) was about and sounded like. While Wyatt is embarrassed by this, he does get a song out of it that he titles "Footling Mama's Boy Dejection." The adjacent thing that gets done to Wyatt is Jude grabs Wyatt when he's in the bath, draws a mustache on him, and strips him naked, leaving behind only a pair of cowboy boots, a thong, and Wyatt's new phone. When Wyatt exits the bathroom, Marlowe is waiting their to greet him, embarrassing him further and causing him to run towards his workplace while hiding whenever he can in order to avoid being caught.
Wyatt somewhen gets caught by Ron, though, and is taken to mall jail. There, Ron calls his parents and Wyatt calls Nikki to requite him some apparel. Unfortunately for him, the clothes that Nikki chooses to bring are a pink sundress. With no other options, Wyatt is forced to wear the dress.
Afterwards, Jonesy comes in to talk to him, and before leaving, squirts ketchup all over Wyatt's uniform. Even so, as presently as he leaves, Ron comes in and warns Wyatt that he'south added a new ordinance: anyone defenseless exposing their underwear will be banned from the mall for life. Wyatt sends a message around to his friends; however, Jude doesn't get the message, and ends upwardly pantsing him in Grind Me, which leads to Wyatt being banned from the mall.
Yet, Jonesy saves Wyatt'south salary by blackmailing Ron. When his friends ask for clarification, they can't requite it, as part of the deal was that they'd never speak virtually information technology. Wyatt has a loophole, though: he never promised not to sing nearly information technology, so he performs a vocal he wrote detailing what Ron did that was bad enough to blackmail him over.
Sub-Plot 2: Jen in a Box
Jen is on her style to work when she is stopped past a woman who wants her to take a short survey to help the globe. Jen says she is unable to because she's already belatedly, only when she hears the woman characterize her as uncaring for not wanting to do the survey, she angrily goes back to right this assessment of her character. There, she gets talked into taking the survey, and soon enters the questionaire booth.
Once inside, though, the door locks behind her and she is not allowed to leave or even brand phone calls until the survey is finished. As the questions on the questionaire move into the hundreds, she grows increasingly drastic, and realizes she needs to leave when she gets a telephone call from Caitlin about Jonesy hit on her. Jen says that anyone who thinks the preceding questions can help the earth is mistaken, to which the computer claims information technology does not make mistakes. However, Jen points out that it assigned a number to every question except the first one, thereby numbering all of the questions incorrectly. This causes the computer to glitch out, at which point she is able to leave. Eventually, she learns from Nikki the real purpose of the questionaire: it was a ploy past a marketing firm to detect out about the latest teen trends.
Quotes
- Caitlin: Jude, why are you calling me?
Jude: I'k not. Must be a bum call.
Caitlin: Bum telephone call?
Nikki: You know, when your bum accidentally speed dials someone? Bum call.
Caitlin: Ew! I don't desire to talk to anyone's bum. - Nikki: Hello, welcome to the Khaki Barn. I'one thousand Nikki. How could I help you? (The Clones gasp.)
Kirsten: Is Nikki actually trying to sell something?
Customer: (holding up a brusque sleeved tan-colored shirt) I'm looking for a tiptop exactly like this, but not this meridian. I want it in pink, with long sleeves, and a cow neck!
Nikki: So exactly like this, just completely different? (The customer nods.) Uh, okay. Um, maybe w–um, let me just have–oh, forget it! Talk to one of them!
Caitlin: Nikki, you almost had them!
Nikki: That was commission impossible. (She leans on the counter, unknowingly bum calling Jonesy.)
Jonesy: Hey, Nikki. What's upwardly?
Nikki: This feels wrong. It's just not me.
Jonesy: What? Something feels incorrect? What feels wrong? Howdy? Nikki? Talk to me! - Kyle: These are kind of small. Do you have a bigger size? (Nikki leans against the stall door, bum calling Jonesy.)
Jonesy: Hello?
Nikki: Just take those pants off and I'll assistance y'all out!
Jonesy: What?
Kyle: I'll endeavor anything you lot throw my way, beautiful!
Nikki: (laughing) Y'all big flirt!
Jonesy: Nikki? What'southward going on? Can you lot hear me?
Nikki: (handing Kyle a pair of khakis) What practise you think of these babies?
Kyle: Oh, sweet, sweet, sweet. - Jonesy: (to himself) Plus, she can't dump you lot. You know why, Jonesy? Do you know why? (He bum calls Caitlin.)
Caitlin: Hey Jonesy.
Jonesy: Because you're the hottest person in this mall.
Caitlin: Oh, thanks for noticing!
Jonesy: People await up to you. People want to be you lot!
Caitlin: Gosh, that'south and then nice!
Jonesy: Just look at your body.
Caitlin: Um–
Jonesy: Sexy. No, super sexy!
Caitlin: Okay, seriously.
Jonesy: No one is more than desirable than you.
Caitlin: What about Nikki!
Jonesy: Whatsoever. You're the hottest!
Caitlin: Listen, Jonesy. I'k really non comfortable with this and I'm hanging up now! - Wyatt: (singing) "The mens' washroom was full
And Ron couldn't wait his turn
Got caught peeing in the ladies'
And, baby, he got burned."
Trivia
Notes
- This is one of the episodes where Jonesy does not hold a chore nor run a scam.
- In this episode, Caitlin's father Mr. Cooke works as a production tester. However, in the pilot episode "Accept This Task and Squeeze It", he works as a police firm partner.
Errors
- Wyatt asks the residuum of the main six to humiliate him in order to find inspiration in writing new songs. Yet, in the episode "Selling Out To The Burger Man", Wyatt got kicked out of the ring.
Episode connections
- The rule against exposure of underthings was invoked again in "Kylie Smylie" against the Escalator Girls.
Cultural references
- Caitlin's ringtone, also every bit the episode championship, is Britney Spears' vocal "Oops, I Did Information technology Again."
Gallery
Video
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