Wild Old Lady

Wild Old Lady is the fourth episode of season two, and the 31st episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series WildSide. It first aired on February 3, 2012.
This episode was the seventh episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between August 29-September 2, 2011.
==Overview==
==Episode Summary==
==Continuity==
*Gary's special money skill was first seen in Wild Rich Girl - when Rachel showed him the $50 note she found on the sidewalk, he tells her that he recognised it as his.
*The paramedic seen tending to Ms Waters in this episode made his first appearance in Wild Injury and brings up the events of that episode to Rachel when he sees her.
==Future References (contains spoilers)==
*In this episode, Ms Waters refuses to eat Rachel's cookies as she believed that her's was the best. In Wild Situation, Ms Waters tells Rachel's friend Cassidy that she thought that Rachel was a terrible chef in reference to this.
*Ms Waters gives Rachel the nickname of "Bossy" in this episode, which can be heard in future episodes such as Wild Situation, Wild Black and White and Wild Animals.
*Bruce, after debuting in this episode, runs into a problem with Dean again in Wild Butt Diallers.
*A few events from this episode are seen as flashbacks in Wild and Bad Memories.
**Ms Waters throwing the plate of cookies at Rachel and Rachel sitting on her pumpkin quiche is displayed in Rachel's bad memories.
**The vacuum cleaner exploding and Dean getting paint dumped over his head by Bruce is displayed in Gary and Dean's combined bad memories.
*This episode is heavily referenced in Wild Reputation as both episodes deal with the plot of Dean "abandoning" his friends.
==Cast==
===Main Cast===
*Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
*Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo
*Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
*Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
*Rebecca Graham as April Haden
===Recurring Cast===
*Renee Taylor as Ms Waters
*Dan Mott as Bruce
==Memorable Quotes==
==Trivia==
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