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Kids Next Door Mission:

Operation: C.L.U.E.S.

Cutlery's Location Uncovers Elementary Solution

Show: Codename: Kids Next Door
Episode: S4 E2b
Year: 2004

Writing Operative(s): Mo Willems, Mr. Warburton

Classic Numbuh 2, you gott love these murder mystery-type scenarios. The very idea of someone out to murder a "Posh Party Rainbow Monkey" in and of itself is a goldmine for jokes, but they surpsingly take it very seriously. The whole thing, while it takes half the episode to really get into pulls off such a ridiculous concept really well. It's nowhere near as good as its sister episode of course, but after such an epic rock show you need some lighter fare. And who doesn't love a good mystery anyways? Huh? Turkey anyone? Or should I say RAINBOW MONKEY!?

Honestly this episode makes me wonder: WHY didn't they make real Rainbow Money plushies? Given how popular KND was these things would sell themselves! Back to the episode, I loved that we get to meet Kuki's parents here; it really shows Lauren Tom's range comparing her Numbuh 3 voice to her mother's more calm and composed tone, especially when she briefly slips into Kuki's voice during her rant! Yeah you can predict the culprit easily, but honestly Mushi's descent into villainy is pretty awesome and she's surpsingly almost as scary as her sister at her worst. Btw that live action dramatization was surprisingly freaky... A grown man as Mushi... I dunno who the hell that was, but I imagine he went onto become a serial killer...

Codename Kids Next Door is owned by Cartoon Network and Turner Broadcasting.

1001 Animations is from

Regulas314

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STOP THE GKND!

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Kids Next Door Mission:

Operation: C.L.U.E.S.

Cutlery's Location Uncovers Elementary Solution

Show: Codename: Kids Next Door
Episode: S4 E2b
Year: 2004

Writing Operative(s): Mo Willems, Mr. Warburton

Classic Numbuh 2, you gott love these murder mystery-type scenarios. The very idea of someone out to murder a "Posh Party Rainbow Monkey" in and of itself is a goldmine for jokes, but they surpsingly take it very seriously. The whole thing, while it takes half the episode to really get into pulls off such a ridiculous concept really well. It's nowhere near as good as its sister episode of course, but after such an epic rock show you need some lighter fare. And who doesn't love a good mystery anyways? Huh? Turkey anyone? Or should I say RAINBOW MONKEY!?

Honestly this episode makes me wonder: WHY didn't they make real Rainbow Money plushies? Given how popular KND was these things would sell themselves! Back to the episode, I loved that we get to meet Kuki's parents here; it really shows Lauren Tom's range comparing her Numbuh 3 voice to her mother's more calm and composed tone, especially when she briefly slips into Kuki's voice during her rant! Yeah you can predict the culprit easily, but honestly Mushi's descent into villainy is pretty awesome and she's surpsingly almost as scary as her sister at her worst. Btw that live action dramatization was surprisingly freaky... A grown man as Mushi... I dunno who the hell that was, but I imagine he went onto become a serial killer...

Codename Kids Next Door is owned by Cartoon Network and Turner Broadcasting.

1001 Animations is from

Regulas314

End Transmission

STOP THE GKND!