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Show: Clarence
#: 35
Air Date: April 16, 2015
Writers: Spencer Rothbell
Storyboard Artists: Niki Yang, Stephen P Neary

OK, what the hell did I watched last Thursday? One of the most grossest Cartoon Network (if there's any that are way grosser than this) episode I've had. It felt like Spencer Rothbell wants to make his newly voiced characterClarence to a freaking idiot in most episodes he wrote. No offense, but if he continue to be like that, then I'll call him the "writer with the most uneven un quality" because his episodes ranged from bad to excellent. Either way, when I first heard about this episode, I wasn't gonna like it. Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to have Clarence eat this many eggs? It was too obvious that he was gonna be sick. You know who actually makes this episode sucks boiled eggs (literally and I got that phrase from a certain show): Belson himself. With another egg pun, he's bad eggs. He cannot be trusted. He showed no remorse for what he did to Clarence and because of that, the latter ruined the episode as well with his disgusting appearance and for spreading germs. The ending was a bit funny because when Belson tries to eat 600 eggs, you know karma is gonna hit him in the head and get a taste of his own medicine. I'm starting to look back at Bedside Manners and think that bastard (Erg, sorry for another awful pun there, I know that Belson only have a mother) deserved the abuse throughout the episode and even more-so when it turned out to be a prank. OK, if Belson's gonna be the next Muscle Man and Harold (from Hey Arnold) or what? Cause if he doesn't shape up, he might as be my least favorite character. And plus, jerks deserve abuse anyway so I'm gonna have re-watch Bedside Manners.

NOTE: While I hadn't really re-watch Clarence that much, I now officially stand that this is THE worst episode of the whole show. Now that it's ending, it would definitely be in that my 5 least favorite episodes of Clarence. Episodes like this are the reason Clarence isn't that good. It's decent at best, even if the new episodes are improvements.

Also doesn't help that Spencer Rothbell himself (the writer of this episode) keep posting this picture: twitter.com/srothbell/status/8…

Description
Show: Clarence
#: 35
Air Date: April 16, 2015
Writers: Spencer Rothbell
Storyboard Artists: Niki Yang, Stephen P Neary

OK, what the hell did I watched last Thursday? One of the most grossest Cartoon Network (if there's any that are way grosser than this) episode I've had. It felt like Spencer Rothbell wants to make his newly voiced characterClarence to a freaking idiot in most episodes he wrote. No offense, but if he continue to be like that, then I'll call him the "writer with the most uneven un quality" because his episodes ranged from bad to excellent. Either way, when I first heard about this episode, I wasn't gonna like it. Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to have Clarence eat this many eggs? It was too obvious that he was gonna be sick. You know who actually makes this episode sucks boiled eggs (literally and I got that phrase from a certain show): Belson himself. With another egg pun, he's bad eggs. He cannot be trusted. He showed no remorse for what he did to Clarence and because of that, the latter ruined the episode as well with his disgusting appearance and for spreading germs. The ending was a bit funny because when Belson tries to eat 600 eggs, you know karma is gonna hit him in the head and get a taste of his own medicine. I'm starting to look back at Bedside Manners and think that bastard (Erg, sorry for another awful pun there, I know that Belson only have a mother) deserved the abuse throughout the episode and even more-so when it turned out to be a prank. OK, if Belson's gonna be the next Muscle Man and Harold (from Hey Arnold) or what? Cause if he doesn't shape up, he might as be my least favorite character. And plus, jerks deserve abuse anyway so I'm gonna have re-watch Bedside Manners.

NOTE: While I hadn't really re-watch Clarence that much, I now officially stand that this is THE worst episode of the whole show. Now that it's ending, it would definitely be in that my 5 least favorite episodes of Clarence. Episodes like this are the reason Clarence isn't that good. It's decent at best, even if the new episodes are improvements.

Also doesn't help that Spencer Rothbell himself (the writer of this episode) keep posting this picture: twitter.com/srothbell/status/8…