Part 2 starts off with the original theme song however instead of the original gang it's of Lawson and his Crew.
Lawson assembles a group of remarkable children, so they can feel THE GLORY. Consist of "villains" in the series (Dopplergangers): Lawson (as TJ Dirtwhiler) Menlo (as Gretchen) Swinger Girl (as Ashley) Skeens (As Vince) Kurst the Worst (As Mikey) Randell (As a Snitch)
Lawson and His Crew go around helping children, teachers and previous incidents that occurred that the original gang had completed in past episodes (such as the Library Kid and getting the balls back etc). The original gang is jealous and upset because Lawson and his crew are getting all of THE GLORY.
TJ Dirtwhiler whines because he isn't getting any of THE GLORY. Everytime they try to help out Lawson and his crew get to it first, and they blessed with THE GLORY. The gang gives up and are about to throw in the towel, then the spirit in Mikey emerges, and he preaches to uplift their spirits and lets them know that they helped people because they cared not for THE GLORY. He also let's them know that all 6 of them are 6 best friends, then they start laughing and joking around.
Lawson and his crew get bored because there has not been any problems for them to fix. Then they fight and dissemble. The episode ends with a problem and the group are ready to help out so they can feel THE GLORY.
One of the best episodes of the series. The doppelgänger bit was funny. The story was absolute fun and demonstrates growth, self-regulation and reflection on the children's character. It would have been a great way to end the seasonal series instead of the hash we got called "Lost Leader" about TJ Dirtwhiler. (I may review that one in the far future).
Again a perfect episode.
This episode also proves that TJ Dirtwhiler was attention obsessed. Primarily he did things to be worshiped, unlike Mikey who did things just to help other because that's who he is.
Overall and Last Words: A Perfect Episode.
Lawson assembles a group of remarkable children, so they can feel THE GLORY. Consist of "villains" in the series (Dopplergangers): Lawson (as TJ Dirtwhiler) Menlo (as Gretchen) Swinger Girl (as Ashley) Skeens (As Vince) Kurst the Worst (As Mikey) Randell (As a Snitch)
Lawson and His Crew go around helping children, teachers and previous incidents that occurred that the original gang had completed in past episodes (such as the Library Kid and getting the balls back etc). The original gang is jealous and upset because Lawson and his crew are getting all of THE GLORY.
TJ Dirtwhiler whines because he isn't getting any of THE GLORY. Everytime they try to help out Lawson and his crew get to it first, and they blessed with THE GLORY. The gang gives up and are about to throw in the towel, then the spirit in Mikey emerges, and he preaches to uplift their spirits and lets them know that they helped people because they cared not for THE GLORY. He also let's them know that all 6 of them are 6 best friends, then they start laughing and joking around.
Lawson and his crew get bored because there has not been any problems for them to fix. Then they fight and dissemble. The episode ends with a problem and the group are ready to help out so they can feel THE GLORY.
One of the best episodes of the series. The doppelgänger bit was funny. The story was absolute fun and demonstrates growth, self-regulation and reflection on the children's character. It would have been a great way to end the seasonal series instead of the hash we got called "Lost Leader" about TJ Dirtwhiler. (I may review that one in the far future).
Again a perfect episode.
This episode also proves that TJ Dirtwhiler was attention obsessed. Primarily he did things to be worshiped, unlike Mikey who did things just to help other because that's who he is.
Overall and Last Words: A Perfect Episode.
