Emily Goes Too Far

Emily Goes Too Far is the second segment of the first episode of Emily the Cat. It’s paired with “Unprankable.”
== Synopsis ==
The police threaten to arrest Emily if she makes another joke about Infinite, Mephiles, Iblis, Black Doom, Biolizard, or the Deadly Six again.
== Plot ==
It's April Fool's Day, making Emily run throughout the city to prank people about her liking Infinite, Mephiles, Iblis, Black Doom, Biolizard, and the Deadly Six. This angers many citizens, making Emily run away from them. Emily does get to the stage of the mayor, and gets the microphone saying that boxes containing a note as to why she loves all of Sonic's past enemies will be given to all citizens. One of the citizens opens it up, getting greeted with a punch to their face. Everyone laughs at them, but some citizens accidentally open it up, also getting punched, making more citizens laugh. This makes everyone laugh. The police then arrive, saying that "Miss Chief" will "go to the slammer" if she jokes about them again.
Emily then cries a lot, giving the excuse that it's April Fools Day. The police suggest Emily goes back to the stage and tells actually good jokes. Emily then tells the banana and electric fan joke. People walk away, so Emily doesn't know what to do, so she asks for advice from Candy. Candy tells Emily that her mom, Curd was a great comedian whose main charm was that she took risks so many times, joking about crimes, like racism. This convinces Emily to do jokes on Sonic's past threats and even Doctor Eggman. Candy is happy she restored Emily's confidence, also telling her that she might surpass her mom in comedy one day every time she keeps taking risks. Emily asks how potentially offensive jokes like the one she said to the entire city can work. Candy tells Emily to go to her mom for advice.
Emily goes to Curd, who says that her prank was already really funny, and encourages Emily to never give up taking risks when it comes to her jokes. Curd still gives her an example of a potentially offensive joke that can work by mixing in Nitrogen, Astatine, Sulfur, Iodine, Helium, Iodine, Lithium, Hydrogen, Iodine, Thallium, Erbium, and Germanium. Emily laughs at the joke hard. Meanwhile, Amanda goes to the police and tries defending Emily, using Curd as an example of a person who jokes about offensive stuff a lot and, as a result, is the world's most renowned comedian ever. The police think about it for a while.
After Emily was able to regain her confidence, she gathers Olivia, Anna's Blue Band, and Lola's Esculent Ensemble and tells them that now is the perfect time to release the "hidden song" about being yourself that Olivia wasn't able to release for a very long time. All agree, and go on stage to perform the song Olivia practiced composing all day. After the song ends, all citizens, and even the police thought it was great, and the police apologize to Emily right away for taking away what made her audience laugh. A police cat even told Emily to take risks and believe in herself. Emily is happy again, and makes a pun on Eggman. Cream said it was corny, telling her daughter and granddaughter to "rethink what they told her", ending the episode.
== Morals ==
# Strong themes of being yourself
# Strong themes (again) of taking risks if you want to make jokes
== Script ==
Emily Goes Too Far/Script
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