User Reviews

Sam has a lot on his mind and is torn up about making the right decision. Guy has one more chance with Michellee and the BADGUYS' true nature is finally revealed so "no worries". The animation and art is beautiful as always. Michael Douglas, Adam Devine and everyone else are on top form. I wish the BADGUYS could have explained themselves properly when they first arrived at the Am-I residence. As I said in my review of 'Train', EB is a driving force behind Sam's development. In this episode, she's the driving force behind his redemption, too. The highlight of this episode is that Guy almost tries the green eggs and ham, showing how close he and Sam are as friends now. Hey, according to Netflix they are "the iconic bromance". Also, how can you not like canteloupe? I personally love it. "The garbage fruit", indeed! It turns out Guy was a former teen rebel (who definitely must have built his own motorcycle). Again, too much like the punk Who in 'Horton Hears a Who', but the fact that he had cleaned up his look places him closer to Benson Dunwoody from 'Regular Show' and Elastigirl in 'The Incredibles 2'.

The BADGUYS is in the house to find Guy by his mother, as McWinkle caught Sam that they don't know who he say "You-Am" to him. They chased after them and attacked by the Am-I's children with the cantaloupe of the melon. McWinkle is called by Captain Walter Bigman on the phone, as Bigman was furious and angry at Gluntz and McWinkle to get to Meepville to captured Sam and Guy or hang up the badges.

Gluntz likes the family of O'Gluntzenburg by her ancestors. Great job to Gluntz for her family of O'Gluntzenburg on her ancestors in her memories. :)

Thanks to Gluntz! ;)