Saberspark: How Johnny Test was Doomed from the Beginning

How Johnny Test was Doomed from the Beginning is an upcoming video by Saberspark. When Saberspark was about to turn a new leaf on Johnny Test, he realizes that the show was a lot worse than he remembers it being.
== Transcript ==
Saberspark: Okay, look. Many people thought the 2000s were a mixed decade. People thought it was a good decade, and there are those who hate the decade. For me, I'm among the latter, because the 2000s... are one of the most chaotic decades of our lives!! And I do mean 2020 chaotic!! Media companies went into an all time low, good cartoons began to jump the shark, 9/11, hurricanes Ike and Katrina, crashing an economy, George W. Bush's presidency, I could go on and on about how the 2000s were such a disastrous decade for media and humanity.
It's also a very toxic decade for cartoons. And the cartoons from that era that don't age well have a more toxic fandom than the ones of the modern era! And people say the Loud House has the worst fandom in animation! Fuck that shit!! No. It's time I unveil one of the worst cartoons I have ever seen. And oh yeah, it's Johnny Test!
(Johnny Test season 1 theme)
Does anyone even remember this show?? I remember when I placed it on my list of worst Cartoon Network shows, and how it's a rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory. Well, after revisiting the whole franchise, it's a lot worse than I remember. You'd expect that from RowdyCMoore, but he's right. And I am shocked that NICKtendo actually did videos DEFENDING Johnny Test!! WHY??!! People say that the show was good during its first season, and that the show quickly went downhill after season one. Actually, no. No. It's not as good as you remember, it's WORSE than you remember! You know how we live in a world where One Million Moms love to slam Hazbin Hotel as this "kids show" that promotes satanism?? They should've given that treatment to Johnny Test! It's not just as bad as you remember, it's got a VERY morbid history along with it. And I'm here to bring back the hate that Johnny Test used to have! So, without further ado, we're not gonna do a "What Ruined Johnny Test?" video. Instead, it's time we take a look at how Johnny Test WAS doomed from the beginning!
Alright, to explain how bad Johnny Test really is, we need to explain how bad it was intended to be. Johnny Test was created by Scott Fellows. On one hand, he's great with his time at Nickelodeon; a writer for Fairly OddParents, and creator of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. But on the other hand, most of his work is absolute trash, such as SuperNoobs and Big Time Rush. As a kid, he loved classic sitcoms and cartoons. They influenced his writing style, and he also had a love for cartoons with the mid-century modern cartoon look, such as Hanna-Barbera and UPA. He also is an admitted fan of the works of DiC and Filmation. In 1995, he collaborated with David Straiton in creating Johnny Test for Nickelodeon. But Nickelodeon did not want it. Looking back in retrospect, I'm actually glad that Nickelodeon rejected Johnny Test. Because had Johnny Test been picked up by Nickelodeon, it would've outright destroyed Viacom and Paramount Pictures. Scott Fellows claimed that this was based on his childhood experiences, of which I don't buy, because he actually looked at the Dexter's Laboratory pilot, and thought it would be the right idea to rip that cartoon off. But then, the 1990s have ended, and the 2000s have begun.
In 2001, AOL and Time Warner have both merged together to form AOL Time Warner, and it was a huge disaster. Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls had new episodes without their creators involved, Cartoon Network screws over good cartoons, and even a CN City rebrand. Yeah... looking back, the early-to-mid-2000s were not as favorably for Cartoon Network as you thought. Especially since 2002 came, and we saw the premiere of Codename: Kids Next Door. (deep sigh) Okay, I have to confess. I NEVER liked Codename: Kids Next Door. Like... at all. I was only 14 when that show premiered, and it was nothing but a complete rip-off of Disney's Recess, but forced. Actually teaching kids how to be disrespectful towards teenagers and adults. Gee... does Caillou sound familiar? Yet, Kids Next Door was so popular, that in 2004, a year after Dexter's Laboratory had ended on a whimper, Scott Fellows had pitched Johnny Test to Warner Bros. Animation. Warner Bros. loved the idea of wanting to rip-off Dexter's Laboratory after it had hit seasonal rot, and that Kids Next Door was such a success for Cartoon Network. Warner Bros. told Scott this "We not only want a show that would rip-off Dexter's Laboratory, we wanted a cartoon that would rip-off what made Dexter's Laboratory fail in the last two seasons for the fans."
As a result, Scott Fellows wanted to rip-off other cartoons, like Jimmy Neutron, and Fairly OddParents. Ironic, given that he's worked on the latter show. But the biggest show he wanted to rip-off was Dexter's Laboratory. So, in 2004, a pilot was pitched, and Warner Bros. picked up Johnny Test, and premiered it on the Kids' WB! block on the WB on September 17, 2005. It began airing on Kids' WB!, alongside Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island and Loonatics Unleashed. 2005 was a time when we were getting more and more bad cartoons, even on Adult Swim with shows like Moral Orel or 12 oz. Mouse or Squidbillies. The 2000s were a time when sadism and abuse were considered politically correct in the world of media. And with Kids' WB! airing Johnny Test alongside Coconut Fred and the Loonatics, you can tell that Kids' WB! was ready to die, along with the WB. As for the lost 2004 pilot, it looked just as awful as the rest of the show. And it's for the better that it's permanently lost media. But as soon as Johnny Test began airing in 2005, animation was also ready to die. Mike Lazzo, Cartoon Network and Adult Swim executive at the time, loved the idea of Scott Fellows wanting to rip-off Dexter's Laboratory after the success Cartoon Network had with Codename: Kids Next Door, and the CN City era. Lazzo even quoted that "shows for adults should not need good animation (or any at all), while kids shows only needed to be bright, colorful, and loud". And we're all off to a chaotic start.
So, Johnny Test revolves around the adventures of the titular character, Johnny Test, an 11-year-old suburban boy who lives with his parents, his "super-genius" 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who are scientists and best friends with each other, and a talking dog named Dukey. They reside in the fictional town of Porkbelly in the United States. Johnny is often used as a test subject for his genius twin sisters' inventions and experiments, ranging from gadgets to superpowers. Their experiments often cause problems that he must resolve, and he must sometimes fight villains in the process. He occasionally saves the world with his sisters' inventions. So, with Megas XLR, Samurai Jack, and Johnny Bravo all getting screwed over, and the Powerpuff Girls ending on a sour note, we were getting this cheap stuff, and I mean that. Like I said before in my top 10 Worst Cartoon Network Shows Ever, you can tell that there was a drop in animation quality with Codename: Kids Next Door and Johnny Test. And yes, this show is a complete rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory. They literally reversed the roles of Dexter and Dee Dee. I mean... a blonde doofus and a redheaded genius as siblings?? Yeah, that's been done before. And I know what you're all gonna say. "But Saberspark, just because it had similarities doesn't mean it's a rip-off". Not a rip-off, huh? How do you explain the lab monkey? The evil genius? The UPA style of art and animation? The talking dog?? Yep, 100% complete rip-off.
People have told me that Johnny Test wasn't always a bad show, and that the first season was the show's best season. Best season?? BEST SEASON?? I've revisited the entirety of Johnny Test, and no. Not once did I ever laugh at Johnny Test. AT ALL!!!! In fact, You're not seeing enough proof that this is a 100% rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory! I've always known that Dexter's Laboratory has gotten worse ever since it got revived. And this was the 2000s, a time when animation was intended to turn kids into jerks due to the success of Kids Next Door and Caillou. And if I have to prove my point that Johnny Test was ALWAYS a creatively bankrupt show that ripped off Dexter's Laboratory, even during its time on Kids' WB!, they actually had some people involved with the later seasons of the show, and made it the way we view it today. Andy Suriano, who was better doing designs for Samurai Jack, and Paul Stec, who did those horrible backgrounds for Powerpuff Girls and Dexter's Laboratory. But the one person who contributed into helping Johnny Test rip off Dexter's Laboratory lies within the show's producer and director for season one. Chris Savino. Yep, one of history's greatest monsters. Besides his heinous actions as a sexual predator, this is the guy who ruined Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff GIrls. None of his episodes were any good! AT ALL!!! In fact, it's very clear that Chris Savino and Warner Bros. encouraged Scott Fellows to rip-off everything that made the Chris Savino era of Dexter's Laboratory suck. The awful art and animation, the slow pacing, the mean-spirited characters, the unfunny toilet humor, abysmal writing, etc. Even if there were no whip cracking sounds, and even if this wasn't a Canadian show, it was always a doomed concept from the beginning. Not to mention, the sound effects, even in season one, were obnoxious. They use too many, and the show is known for its heavy use of the whip cracking sound effect.
Season one of Johnny Test is just as bad as the rest of the show. Not a single aspect about it is good in the slightest. Not to mention, there is a reason why the Loud House is the only time a cartoon made by Chris Savino was actually good, especially since I'm beginning to think that the Loud House has gotten better after Chris Savino left after revisiting Johnny Test. Yet people treat the Loud House like shit, and they defended this show?? Oh, and get this. Scott Fellows claimed that the merger between the WB and UPN into the CW caused Johnny Test to suffer budget cuts!
Budget cuts??!! BUDGET CUTS??!! YOU DELIBERATELY WANTED TO BELITTLE ANIMATION BY CREATING JOHNNY TEST IN AN ATTEMPT TO RIP OFF DEXTER’S LABORATORY!!! YOU HAD CHRIS SAVINO PRODUCE AND DIRECT THE FIRST SEASON!!! YOU CHOSE JOHNNY TEST TO BE A POORLY MADE CANADIAN CARTOON!!!! And you’re seriously pinning the blame on the CW??!! This is just like how John Kricfalusi claimed that Spike TV made him make Ren and Stimpy too raunchy!!
RowdyCMoore: You think you’re funny, but you’re not, Scott Fellows!
Saberspark: Given the fact that Chris Savino, the man who ruined Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls, actually worked on the first season as producer and director, Johnny Test really was creatively bankrupt from the get go. As a matter of fact, this not only proves how Johnny Test wholly ripped off Dexter's Laboratory, but knowing that Chris Savino is a sexual predator, Scott Fellows not only based Bling-Bling Boy on Mandark, he also actually based Bling-Bling Boy's lust for Susan Test off of Chris Savino's real life actions. Yeah, Scott Fellows deliberately DEFENDED Chris Savino being a sexual predator. No, I am not kidding. Scott Fellows actually created Bling-Bling Boy as a mix between Mandark and Chris Savino!!
Bling-Bling Boy: And now, I want more than a date! I want a kiss, and it had better be big and smoochy! (kisses the screen)
Susan: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Johnny: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Dukey: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! (crashes Bling Bling Boy into the computer)
(cut to another clip)
Bling-Bling Boy: Susan Test, you saved me! Ha ha! You DO like my mustache! (his mustache touches a very uncomfortable Susan) Kiss me! (smooches at Susan, who screams in fear)
Saberspark: These clips that I just showed you clearly show how Scott Fellows is supportive of Chris Savino being a sexual predator. Even if Chris Savino was not involved in the rest of the show after season one, he seriously contributed into making Johnny Test ripping off a Cartoon Network original show he literally ruined!! You may think I sound like a jerk for slamming Scott Fellows for this show, but I gave this show another chance!! It's worse than I remember. It did NOT become a Canadian show because of budget cuts, it became a Canadian show, because Scott Fellows wanted to show how glad he was with how the first season helped killed off the WB network!! Season one's animation quality reminds me a LOT of the new seasons of Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls!! It’s no wonder Nickelodeon rejected Johnny Test!! I get that Nickelodeon is known for hiring sexual abusers, but still.
It really saddens me that Johnny Test nowadays received more praise than the Loud House!! You're starting to sound like those toxic 2000s kids!!! How the fuck can anyone find Johnny Test enjoyable??!! And to make matters worse, Scott Fellows was actually HAPPY that Johnny Test killed the WB!!! This show obliterated Xiaolin Showdown!!! 2005 was a dark time in Kids' WB! history, and you're telling me that this bootleg version of Dexter's Laboratory was actually good during season one??!! NEED I REMIND YOU THAT SEASON ONE HAD CHRIS SAVINO???!!! If you wanna watch a show that's like Johnny Test that isn't Dexter's Laboratory, then the Loud House is like the better version of Johnny Test! That's because the Loud House took the most mundane ideas, and make them actually work. Not to mention, since Savino's firing, the show's gotten even better, to the point where it became more story driven and experimental, with tons of character development, and more laughs than ever before. Nope, you just wanna be like Zerex!! He actually claimed that shows like Hazbin Hotel and the Loud House are absolute dogshit!! AND YET HE DEFENDED THE PROBLEM SOLVERZ AND JOHNNY TEST??!!
Like, there's a REASON why people refused to defend Zerex!! He likes to call out the cartoon community for their "hypocrisy" and "double standards", yet HE'S the one doing ALL the double standards!!! I know I sound like a jerk for not respecting Zerex's opinions, but really!! He's calling out the cartoon community for having understanding opinions!! He even claimed that the first season of Johnny Test is a completely different show from the Teletoon era, and thought it would be better suited for Nickelodeon!! HAS HE EVEN READ HOW MORBID THE SHOW'S HISTORY WAS??!! Like, NONE of the characters are any likable in the slightest!! Take for example, Janet Nelson Junior. It's very clear that Johnny's actual love interest is Sissy. But Janet Nelson Jr. is a completely nothing character who deserves more hate than appreciation. People say that she's like Trixie Tang. But knowing that Chris Savino was involved, she's very much the Johnny Test version of Beau from Dexter's Laboratory's horrendous fourth season. Proving my point that with Chris Savino's involvement, Johnny Test really is a complete rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory. I don't miss this character. It's also worth noting that Chris Savino has also sexually harassed women during his time on Johnny Test.
If you think that I'm being hard on the show, then go talk to the people who worked on the show's first season. Because with the exceptions of Scott Fellows and Chris Savino, they hated working on the show. Patrick Ventura, who storyboarded the episode "Johnny Gets Mooned", hated working on Johnny Test. Now, yes, he is known for heavily over-exaggerated material, like Sledgehammer O'Possum; but he admits that working on Johnny Test was hell for him. He commented this... "I was once a storyboard artist for the first season of Johnny Test on Kids' WB!. I did the episode "Johnny Gets Mooned", and I did not have fun working on it at all. I was asked to design the Moonsies, who happened to be like the Mooninites from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, but instead of being 8-bit video game characters, they're blue duded with butts for heads. That was not funny at all. The worst part about working on Johnny Test was working with Chris Savino. He played a big part in helping Scott Fellows rip off Dexter's Laboratory, and it was the reason I had to move to Phineas and Ferb to storyboard "Candace Loses Her Head". It's just a sad shame that I had to retire afterwards. But that's because I didn't want to be associated with Johnny Test. It was hell for us." This would show that Scott Fellows forced the creative team to do what he wanted with the show's first season. And he's not the only one who hated the show. Joe Horne, Madeleine Paxson, Milton Knight, Scott Shaw, and Greg Miller, all also came open with how they hated working on Johnny Test's first season.
Johnny Test, like Ren and Stimpy, was a show that a lot of people hated working on. But with the case of Johnny Test, they came clean, and realized how right the haters were, because Johnny Test was always nothing but plagiarism; something Scott Fellows should've been arrested for. Phineas and Ferb and the Loud House are examples of cartoons that happened to be better executed versions of Johnny Test. So, it wasn't the CW merger, nor budget cuts, that ruined Johnny Test, it was Scott Fellows, and the help of Chris Savino, that ruined Johnny Test. It was Johnny Test that ruined the WB. With the announcement that the WB and UPN would merge into becoming the CW, many of the people who worked on the first season had the right to leave after season one, ultimately being super fed up with working on Johnny Test. Only two people had fun working on Johnny Test as crew members, including Scott Fellows, and Chris Savino. But Warner Bros. Animation, thankfully, had to fire Chris Savino. It was because of crew members not being happy with the result of season one that led to Johnny Test becoming a Canadian show after season one. Yeah, it took ten years to have a product produced. Does Foodfight! sound familiar? Kevin Manthei, famous for creating the music on Invader ZiM, has openly admit to have hated working on Johnny Test. This is why you don't see Johnny Test in his website, because he was openly embarrassed to have worked on the show. Manthei even admits that he was unhappy that he had to waste his talent on a show like this. Nothing will convince anyone that Johnny Test had potential to be good. See why season one is on the same level of bad as the rest of the show? This is why there was a huge drop in animation quality with Johnny Test.
2006 came, and Cookie Jar took over. Seasons two and onwards also prove why Johnny Test was doomed from the start. The animation got worse and worse over time, and some voices had to be replaced. Brittney Wilson, who was only involved in seasons one and five, was not happy about working on the show. And because of how Johnny Test killed off the WB, Warner Bros. Animation had to drop out after season two. Not because of budget cuts, but because of Scott Fellows. Yeah, even Warner Bros., after two years, actually got the message!!! This show was nothing more than, like Rowdy said, the animated version of Final Fantasy 10. It received massive popularity, despite representing everything that's wrong with the medium, has stupid plot elements that make no sense, has the worst characters in existence, and James Arnold Taylor. It's amazing how even so many people in the entertainment industry despised Johnny Test since its premiere in 2005. Dan and Swampy, Lynne Naylor, Chris Reccardi, Pendleton Ward, J. G. Quintel, Alex Hirsch, and Michael Rubiner.
The animation industry wanted to revive animation for television in response to Johnny Test's mere existence. But just when you thought the show was over, you thought wrong. The show was originally supposed to end in 2008, but Scott Fellows wanted to ruin animation even more. Especially after Cartoon Network had picked up Adventure Time. In 2008, Johnny Test left Kids' WB!, and moved to Cartoon Network. Scott Fellows definitely succeeded in killing off Kids' WB!. Saturday morning cartoons may be dead, but you can blame Scott Fellows for killing off the WB network. Yes, the WB may have suffered low viewership prior, but Johnny Test was their to set the WB on their last legs. Oh, and the use of hand drawn animation in Johnny Test looks just as awful as their uses of flash animation. Collideascope Digital, who did seasons two to three of Johnny Test, shut down in 2008. The reason? Johnny Test!! It doesn't matter if Chris Savino is no longer involved after season one, because his involvement with Johnny Test contributed to the downfall of animation in the mid-to-late 2000s. You cannot tell me that Johnny Test used to be a good show. I've seen people finally come to their senses, when they realize how bad the show always was, especially after learning that Chris Savino was involved. And yes, by 2009, Johnny Test began to fully use the whip crack sound effect.
(A montage plays of the many whip cracks Johnny Test uses in an episode.)
The whip crack sound effect is something I actually would expect Johnny Test to overuse, given its history of destroying the WB network. There was not a moment where the show had heart. Even if there was heart, it's still forced. And the voice acting wastes such talents. James Arnold Taylor, Lee Tockar, Ian James Corlett, Kathleen Barr, Brittney Wilson, Ashleigh Ball, Scott McNeil, I could go on. And beginning in the Cookie Jar era, they wrote Janet Nelson Jr. out for good. Good, I never liked her anyways! Instead, Sissy became the ideal crush for Johnny, which makes sense, given that the show loves to promote incest and creepy stalking. Can I please remind you that Chris Savino did the first season??!! Based on what he did to Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Test really did feel like something he would make. And I'm beginning to think Kick Buttowski was his only OTHER good production, because it was THE Loud House prototype. The worse that Johnny Test ages, the better Kick Buttowski and Loud House age. Louis Chirillo, the voice of Dukey, openly admits that he was ashamed to have worked on the show. So, he retired in 2010 to live with his new wife in Brazil. So, Trevor Devall took over as the new voice for Dukey. No offense to either of these guys, it's just that Dukey is their worst role yet. Season 6 is undeniable proof that Johnny Test was never gonna work out well at all! And when Adventure Time, Regular Show, and the Amazing World of Gumball came out, Johnny Test kept getting worse and worse. Oh, god! I seriously need to watch Teen Titans Go!, because that show feels like the original series compared to this damn show!!
DHX Media, now known as WildBrain would buy Cookie Jar in 2012, and Cookie Jar would shut down in 2014. Christmas Day 2014, and on that exact day, Johnny Test would finally end its run on Cartoon Network. THANK GOD!!!! Scott Fellows, would later create other shows. In 2009, he made Big Time Rush, in 2015, he made 100 Things to Do Before High School. And oh yeah, in 2015, he made SuperNoobs for Teletoon. SuperNoobs is just Johnny Test all over again. I know, it broke my heart to say that Scott Fellows needs to be arrested for plagiarism, given that he created Nickelodeon's best live-action show, and was a writer on the Fairly OddParents! But Scott Fellows should've just stuck to Ned's Declassified. If that's not the case, then he needs to be arrested for plagiarism! See what happens when you do research on a cartoon you hate?? The more you learn about a show you hate, you'll hate it even more. As a Kids' WB! show, it may as well be one of their worst shows, alongside Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island, Loonatics Unleashed, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo: Get a Clue!, Eon Kid, and Skunk Fu!. And as a Cartoon Network show, it should stay in that list of worst Cartoon Network shows, alongside the Problem Solverz, Annoying Orange, Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, and the Powerpuff Girls reboot. Looking back on that list, Johnny Test really needs to be higher, and I would gladly replace Teen Titans Go! with Incredible Crew. Yeah, apparently, Cartoon Network still did live-action until 2014. Though, I could see Tower Prep and Unnatural History work well on TNT. I will admit, that Cartoon Network has been doing better without Johnny Test in later years. Too bad they rebooted the Powerpuff Girls in 2016, and made it just as unpleasant, as the Chris Savino era.
You don't know how happy I was when I found out that Johnny Test was over! But then... (deep sigh) WildBrain didn't listen. Johnny Test has his own YouTube channel, and social media accounts!! NO!!! And to make matters even worse, WildBrain announced that Johnny Test would be making a comeback. Let me tell you right now that NOBODY asked for Johnny Test to be brought back, because no matter the lineup on Kids' WB! or Cartoon Network, Johnny Test will always be the least good out of everything on at the time. The original show lasted for almost a decade, and we were all happy that it left; but no, WildBrain had to bring it back. TWICE!!! The lost web series had even worse animation than the original show, and had writing that's just as bad. It deserves to stay lost. In fact, ALL of Johnny Test deserves to stay lost. But no, Johnny Test returned yet again, but on Netflix. Do I even care if they changed the theme song??!! While I am glad that they got rid of the whip crack sound effect entirely, that doesn't mean the show will get better. Now, it's even worse than the original show. Pandering, ripping off elements from other franchises like Pokémon, everything. What's even sadder is that they had Stephen Silver as character designer; and he was better when working on Kim Possible, Danny Phantom, and the Fairly OddParents. And Guy Moon became the composer. Nooooooo!!! Nobody asked for Johnny Test to make a comeback. The Netflix reboot was just as bad as, if not even worse, than the original series. Johnny Test should've stayed in the past, as a game changer in bringing the industry at an all time low. But with AI getting more popular, NFTs, COVID-19, and everything wrong with the 2020s, we can all attribute all of the recent problems in our world with Johnny Test. And the fact that the reboot ended in 2022 made me very happy that it did, but still. The damage is done,
In conclusion, Johnny Test was never a good show to begin with. It has always been a bad show. What have we learned? Chris Savino was a producer, the show killed off the WB (as well as Kids' WB!), Scott Fellows was a horrible boss to his coworkers, it ripped off Dexter's Laboratory, it's a disgrace to animation, and it gave Canada and Warner Bros. a largely negative name. And if for any reason, you actually like this show, why?? You know what?? No!! I don't wanna know why! I'm sorry to sound like an asshole, but anyone who actually likes Johnny Test is an idiot. I'm looking at you, Zerex! We were right to hate Johnny Test the first time, so why do we have to like it again??!! You see what happens when you actually do research on a show like Johnny Test?? Nothing about this show is any good. It was a disaster to work on, and it was a disaster to watch. And the 2021 reboot on Netflix is like bringing the Wacky World of Tex Avery back. Johnny Test doesn't deserve better. You want us to stay away from the shows Dan Schneider made, right? So, it's best you stay away from Johnny Test too. Watch Phineas and Ferb! Watch Animaniacs! Watch Ninja Turtles! Watch the Loud House! Lots of shows deserve way better than Johnny Test! No, I don't recommend you watch Johnny Test. If you do, you will be dumber and dumber. You need your IQ to think. And doing research on Johnny Test won't make matters any better. And let's all hope that all things Johnny Test become lost media.
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