Opposites Attract Criticism (Speedy the Porcupine)

Opposites Attract Criticism is the second half of the third episode of Speedy the Porcupine.
== Plot ==
Note: This episode takes place before the previous episode.
It's January 25, and everyone knows what that means. It's Opposite Day! Everyone in class starts doing the opposite of what their teachers tell them to do. Examples are when in basically every class, everyone gives wrong answers only. During recess and lunch, Lucy cooks bad food for everyone and everyone says it tastes good. 
Meanwhile, Oliver gets annoyed by the 3rd graders' antics. He soon comes up with an idea to put an end to their antics, but he has to wait until dismissal. During 6th grade science period, he can't focus on his subject, because he was coming up with a plan to stop the catastrophe that is causing havoc to the teachers and staff taking care of 3rd grade by searching for words that are the opposite of what he wants to say to them.
During Dismissal Time, everyone tells each other the opposite of their feelings, and they even say they hate the teachers, even when they mean they love them. Of course, Ivy does badly saying she loves the teachers. When everyone goes to the assembly area, which is used as the waiting area, Oliver grabs the microphone and tells all the 3rd graders to stop by saying "continue". Everyone stops. Oliver says that the 3rd graders' "sensible inactivity" (he actually means silly antics) will "continue on" (meaning it ends now). Ivy says that she thought there was no end to Opposite Day, unless it's midnight January 26. Oliver says that Opposite Day is a "real holiday" (meaning it's a fake holiday) and that the game only ends when someone tells them to "continue" (or stop, so that the 3rd graders understand him). He tells everyone that Opposite Day "continues" (or ends) now.
All of the 3rd graders reply with a "phew" that Opposite Day can end at any time and that it's fake and just a game. They then say sorry to the teachers because they thought that in January 25, they should say the opposite of what they mean and that they should translate everyone's words into the opposite of what they mean. Ms. Tweeters reveals that she saw everything Oliver did and reports it to Mr. Rodent, the principal taking care of Grade 6. Mr. Rodent then promises Oliver that no matter how many times he misbehaves, he'll get the highest conduct grade for the entire school year. Oliver thanks Mr. Rodent.
== Trivia ==
This is the first episode where Oliver the Dog plays a major role.
== Script ==
Opposites Attract Criticism (Speedy the Porcupine)/Script