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Harry Gupta

Harrison "Harry" Gupta is an award-winning pug breeder/owner/handler as well as the loving husband of Vera Sharma and, eventually, the sole male staff member of the Culinary Arts Department.

At the beginning of the series, he has eight pugs: Fran, Maxwell, Artie, Tina, Howard, Bernadette, Ryan Seacrest and Julianne.

He and Michelle Hall co-host a Sunday book club.
Nutcracker: The Next Generation

In the grand tradition of things at Winter Lake Academy for the Arts being exactly what they sound like, "Nutcracker: The Next Generation" is indeed a Star Trek Nutcracker in which Fritz is an agent of the Borg and the polichinelles are Tribbles. However, to get it approved by the board of trustees, Talia Vergara only half-explains the premise, allowing them to believe that it is simply a story of Clara's "next generation," in which a child (perhaps a daughter or niece) inherits the Nutcracker and its rich history.
THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DONG IN THE NIGHTTIME

"The Curious Incident of the Dong in the Nighttime" is the twenty-second episode of Season 2.

## Synopsis

A number of students come to Cliff complaining that while they love The Academy, their hearts are no longer in their chosen field of study. Worried about how the student retention rate will affect trustee support, he spends many a sleepless night working out a solution, and what he comes up with has the potential to solve more than one problem. Tracy Chang gets hired to replace the retiring school nurse and seeks out the friendship of Leo and Maya.  Meanwhile, after dozens of rubber penises pop up all over campus during Alumni Weekend (including under some seats at Jonathan's musical), Vera and Bonnie set out on a mission to find the culprit.
SOMMERS LOVIN', HAD ME A BLAST(OCYST)

"Sommers Lovin', Had Me A Blast(ocyst)" is the sixteenth episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

School nurse Tracy is delighted to learn that the Sommers Seven Situation is less serious than initially thought and none of the Sommers girls are actually pregnant; the same cannot be said for young Antigone Sherman whose misguided attempts at helping Obediah Sommers through a period of confusion about his sexuality end poorly. With auditions on the horizon, Colin panics when he discovers that his idea is not original and both the creator of the musical and the estate of the author of the book from which the musical came plan to take legal action to prevent him from staging his own version. The theater department pulls an all-nighter to figure out what the spring mainstage show will be, with options being thrown out left and right for being too aesthetically uninteresting in terms of costume and set ("Now and Then: The Musical"), too controversial ("The Other Sister: The Musical," "NELL! The Musical!") or too dated. Meanwhile, Marissa comes under fire for using her culinary arts students to cater a personal party (Frank's event was faculty-catered) when a few of the students return to campus on the tipsier side of normal.
B.E.E.S (Breathe, Eat, Excrete, Sleep) Theater

B.E.E.S. Theater is the theater company that Leo, Maya and Daniel start with Maya's Powerball winnings.

In its inaugural season, B.E.E.S. Theater produces established work, mostly pieces carried over from The Academy with professional casts. Future projects will include a new song cycle written by Daniel, a workshop on flash mobs, and the "Art By Actors" series featuring work by performing arts school alumni whose education did not allow for creative expression beyond interpretation of the written word.
SALUTE YOUR SHORTS

"Salute Your Shorts" is the seventeenth episode of Season 2.

## Synopsis

The students are on spring break, which means the faculty has the campus to themselves. When Victoria learns that she has landed a summer job at her old camp, Robert gets nostalgic for the summer days of his youth and, with Vera's blessing, appoints himself director of the two week Inaugural Winter Lake Academy Faculty Staycation retreat. While Colin and Violet use their impressive height to their advantage during the watermelon seed spitting contest, Bonnie accidentally shoots her new husband in the butt with an arrow (a Nerf arrow, but still), and Maya and Leo obsess over finding an act for the talent show that can incorporate their two-month-old daughter. Still pissing herself with laughter over the show at Bonnie's bachelorette party, Michelle arranges for an encore and ends up bringing the spice back into Paul's marriage when his wife Tracy sneaks into a performance while Emily's at a sleepover. Meanwhile, Jonathan gets good news about his show.
THE HOUSE AT POO CORNER

"The House at Poo Corner" is the twelfth episode of Season 6.

## Synopsis

When a nearby house gets condemned, Harry suggests to the already overworked Vera that they should purchase the building and either flip it or use it as lodging for visiting board members, foreign students' parents in town for productions, or artists-in-residence. Surprisingly enough, she is into the idea and begins working with students, promising rewards for assisting in the renovations. As the student body puts the house back together in exchange for clean disciplinary records, college recommendation letters and good words put in for them with the National Honor Society, the new space appears to be just the right location for Leo and Maya's show "Fireworks Over Ithaca," an ambitious "Sleep No More"-inspired retelling of The Odyssey taking place in the 1970s. The only problem is that for lack of a better explanation, the house still smells like horse crap. Meanwhile, after a really positive week with Jerry's niece, Bonnie suggests the idea of a more permanent arrangement.
KEEPIN' IT TOGETHER

"Keepin' It Together" is the seventeenth episode of Season 6.

## Synopsis

While the more advanced students head off to Boston for early Gala rehearsal, Roger and Dave arrange for a group of recent alumni to give pep-talks to rising seniors on the brink of planning their future. While their intentions are good, the alumni they've managed to scrounge up are either no longer pursuing what they studied at Winter Lake as is the case with Victoria or have a far more fascinating (to the student body, at least) side gig, as is the case with MassArt sophomore Hassan, whose rising tuition bills tempt him into once again joining "Surprise Package." Meanwhile, Bonnie and Jerry's plans to formally adopt Marley hit a snag when Jerry can't remember whose name was on his brother's death certificate and Leo and Maya get an offer that they might not be able to refuse.
MOUNTAIN AN EFFORT

"Mountain An Effort" is the third episode of Season 1.

## Synopsis

School is now in session and the seniors set off for their annual trip up Mount Monadnock. Literally not a single student actually wants to climb the mountain, with the entire female boarding student population claiming they have cramps at the same time, but Jillian inspires them with her (Celine Dion's, really) rendition of "River Deep, Mountain High." Meanwhile, Robert convinces Victoria to blow off school and tour Winter Lake. Cora convinces Cliff to bring his new boyfriend Heath to the school's first formal dinner of the year.
TO EVERYTHING, TURN, TURN, TURN TO TYLENOL

"To Everything Turn, Turn, Turn to Tylenol" is the sixth episode of Season 8.

## Synopsis

When Colin awakens one day unable to get out of bed, his doctor tells the man in denial of his aging that something's got to give. With only two weeks to go until his ambitious outdoor production of "Cymbeline,"  it is abundantly clear he cannot give up directing and instead turns in his thong, resigning from "Surprise Package." Saddened by his departure but excited to search for new talent, Tracy attempts to recruit Daniel, but the composer resists. One of Bonnie's advisees is invited to speak at a diversity dinner by the same committee that honored Michelle for her work with BAGLY, but the teen is tired of being asked to talk on behalf of a whole community and would rather focus on geometry, piano and finding a hijab-friendly Halloween costume. Meanwhile, Annie makes an announcement that forces Leo and Maya to go back on a promise they made to Colin.
IG-100 MagnaGuard

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The MagnaGuard is one of the most influencial and technoligcal advanced droid that you will face on the battlefield, armed with a variety of weapons for elimating Clones and Jedi. The equipment they can have are as followed; E-5 Blaster Rifle, ElectroStaff, Vibro Sword, and the Vibro Blade.

Perhaps the scariest attribute of this advanced unit is that it has the ability to use both force jump and force offense, which makes it an incredibly versatile unit, since it can get around quicker than the average droid to secure locations or setup ambushes.

Due to how effective this unit can be, it is best used by those with experience playing other classes so that you can Identify the best ways to use this unit.

The IG-100 can be equipped with an advanced body armour with a cloak, now other than being stylish, the new armour makes this droid an even more formidable foe on the battlefield.

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With the same equipment as all the other MagnaGuards the benefit of this unit is that you will be able to get hit a lot more than normal and survive.
SHE ALMOST BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE

"She Almost Blinded Me With Science" is the eighth episode of Season 1.

## Synopsis

When a former dance student wins an award for her paper on the physics of human movement, she credits The Academy's seamless integration of arts and academics as a key factor in her success. When a local scientific publication contacts Vera about doing an article about the alumna and her educators (most of whom still teach at Winter Lake), she asks the science faculty and the arts faculty to brainstorm a special experiment to do on the day the faculty is being interviewed and photographed. Violet, fancying herself a cross between Bill Nye and Miss Frizzle, decides to do a project on special effects for film and theater and the results, to say the very least, are explosive. Meanwhile, Bonnie offers to do odd jobs during Thanksgiving break to distract herself from thinking about her long-lost husband.
THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST

"The Limit Does Not Exist" is the seventeenth episode of Season 8.

## Synopsis

Despite having been two of the theater department "darlings" back in the early 2000s, Leo and Maya become deeply disappointed with Colin when, out of the eighty students in the theater department, he only chooses four to perform at the annual Gala. When JJ and Daniel reveal a serious loophole in the department budget after a night of raucous brainstorming (and, let's be real, a lot of red wine) for the upcoming spring musical, they reveal their discovery to their friends and the four decide to charter a bus and spirit the remaining seventy-six students to New York for a matinee of "Mean Girls: The Musical," in which Ellen continues to light up the stage as Ms. Norbury. Also blowing off the Gala is Bonnie, after the music department head decides to focus entirely on string instruments for their Beatles-themed act "You Say Goodbye, I Say Cello," and when her daughter's production falls on the same night, the choice is a no-brainer. Meanwhile, after several students from the Culinary Arts Department come to Athena to tell her that catering large-scale events make them anxious, she arranges with Vera to have the Gala food sourced from outside The Academy and she uses her night off to show her mother around Haven Farm.
FIANCEE AND GAY-Z

"Fiancee and Gay-Z" is the sixteenth episode of Season 1.

## Synopsis

Spring Break arrives and Cora lands a gig singing at her cousin Doreen's wedding. Doreen and the best man Michael "Treble" Watkins III, a handsome bisexual resident at the hospital where Doreen's husband Jeffrey is a prominent OB-GYN, take the stage during Cora's pee break and break out in a pitch-perfect rendition of "Empire State of Mind." Bonnie is forced to see her parents in a new light as she wonders why they fostered her talent and not Doreen's. Cora is smitten with the rapper, but he only has eyes for Cliff. Meanwhile, with directing responsibilities done until the fall semester and all their advisees' college applications in, Leo and Maya let themselves go a little physically.
CLEANUP ON STAGE LEFT

"Cleanup On Stage Left" is the nineteenth episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

The Academy is again rocked by scandal when the music department and the Culinary Arts Department go to war after opening night of Bonnie's opera "The Brown Note." While Bonnie and the music department head Suzanne Klein accuse the students and faculty of poor food-prep skills in the wake of half the audience being hospitalized for intestinal episodes after a catered pre-show reception, budding detective Violet learns that the production's sleep-deprived stage manager had left the theater door open after final dress and that the sheet music may have been compromised with the "brown note" of legend, a musical tone low enough in frequency to hypothetically cause the listener to lose bowel control (unrelated, however, to the title of the opera, which is about the National Treasury deciding who the first African-American to be printed on U.S. currency will be.) With "scandler" Donna growing weary of the trouble The Academy gets itself into and demanding exorbitant fees to even show up on campus, Vera seeks a neutral member of the Winter Lake community to calm the public. While Leo, an alumni of The Academy nearly sixteen years out, offers to speak on behalf of the school, his allegiance to Bonnie convinces Vera he cannot be truly impartial and she chooses Daniel, who has been employed by the school for barely two weeks.
THE MOTION OF THE OCEAN

"The Motion of the Ocean" is the first episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

Jillian, Robert and Victoria set sail after Valerie suggests Victoria join her father until she figures out what to do with her life. Vera makes the decision to admit Shaquarius to The Academy under the condition that someone with his prodigy experience serves as his advisor. While academically speaking, Roger appears the shoo-in, his drug problem tips the scales more in Bonnie's favor and the teacher butters up the Bentleys by inviting them to join her, Jerry and the newly-adopted Marley at her family's summer home in Oak Bluffs. When her usual doctor goes on vacation, Jenna is examined by a newbie at the practice who accidentally reveals her baby's sex, which she had been hoping to keep as a surprise, leading her and Talia to make an unorthodox decision regarding the infant's upbringing. Meanwhile, Mira keeps her skills fresh by directing a summer stock production of "Closer Than Ever," and realizes that one of her soloists, Isobel Chapman, would be a perfect replacement for Jillian.
Dance Department

The Winter Lake Academy For The Arts Dance Department is heavily focused on ballet, with elective courses in other forms of dance. The dance department traditionally performs "The Nutcracker" every year, but in recent years some changes have been made to holiday programming.

## Featured Staff

* Mary Kontrarian
* Talia Vergara
Game of Nutcrackers

"Game of Nutcrackers" is almost exactly what it sounds like: a Westerosi twist on the Christmas classic. Featuring Danaerys Targaryen as Mother Ginger and Hodor as Drosselmeyer, it is an ambitious and risky endeavor by Talia Vergara and takes over two years of relentless petitioning before it is allowed. Luckily, apart from an accidental stabbing on closing night, the production is successful and Talia continues to have free reign over the holiday programming thanks to department head Mary Kontrarian, who cashed in her "give a crap" card years ago.
Capri DeSisto-Stornello

Capri DeSisto-Stornello is a theater student in the class of 2022.

She is extremely interested in technical theater, although she occasionally acts.

She is a day student at Winter Lake Academy for the Arts, although at one point she is found camping out in the dorms unwilling to go home for Christmas break as she is avoiding her mother Lena. While Lena is not abusive to her daughter, she harbors conspiracy theories that make her extremely unpleasant to be around.

Capri is bisexual and casually dates Emily Chang.
MASTERBAKERS

"Masterbakers" is the fifteenth episode of Season 2.

## Synopsis

When a group of students deliberately wreak havoc at the Winter Dance and mention "cookie class" as their motivation for spiking the punch and sliding glitter-filled condom packets into day students' lockers, Vera and Harry take a break from the "Arts of Seduction" PR nightmare to investigate. As it turns out, Cliff and Talia (the dorm parents on duty for mandatory weekend work detail for students facing disciplinary action) have been cooking with the students under their watch in order to channel their misplaced energy into something positive. Preferring the students to use their time to clean up campus, do actual work or right the wrongs they caused, Vera attempts to put a halt to "cookie class" but her plans are foiled when a splinter group run by Jenna manages to whip up a snack Vera has not had since her childhood trips to visit her grandparents in India. Meanwhile, when planning the upcoming spring musical and the voice department's opera gets in the way of planning Jonathan and Bonnie's wedding, Michelle suggests they elope.
AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MOHEL

"America's Next Top Mohel" is the twentieth episode of Season 4.

## Synopsis

Hollywood's calling and it isn't for Ellen or even Charles. Rabbi Steve is called upon by a television producer to be the religious consultant on an unorthodox new reality show. Enamored with the possibility of becoming Rabbi-to-the-stars, Steve seeks more information much to the chagrin of Esther, who does not foresee the project coming to fruition due to its controversial subject matter and seems resistant to the idea of travel for a reason she will not reveal. Michelle interviews JJ for the radio station and, impressed with the young designer's charisma, offers him his own show. As part of a segment, the two decide to try online dating but hilarity ensues when TotallyBlindDates.com sets JJ up with a hip-hop dancer who refers to himself as Thomas the Twerk Engine and sets Michelle up with Roger (who didn't even sign up for the site!). Meanwhile, Ellen and Cliff meet in Boston on Ellen's night off to honor their dinner deal only to discover that not only did they score with a guard on the same night, it was the same guard (although technically Ellen still won for bedding the man first!).
The Sharma Family

## Nina Sharma

Nina Sharma is Vera Sharma's older sister. She went to college in London, hoping to develop an English accent. It worked. She has stayed there ever since and does not return to America until she is nearly 40.

## Dev Sharma

Dev Sharma is Vera's older brother (the middle child, between Nina and Vera). He makes friends very quickly, but smokes just a LIIIIIITTLE too much pot to ever make a political career out of it. He is much closer to Vera than Nina is.
ALL DAY LONG, MY BITTY BITTY BUM

"All Day Long, My Bitty Bitty Bum" is the second episode of Season 6.

## Synopsis

When Bonnie's marital troubles reach the society pages, she turns to best friend Michelle and "fixer" Donna to get her name out of the papers, whether it takes bribery or distraction. When the guest of honor at an upcoming charity benefit, due to give a farewell performance before retiring from showbiz, takes an early farewell by way of a massive stroke, the charity's president of PR turns to his vice president Michelle and begs her to wrangle performers for the event. Within days, and with the help of avant-garde theater mastermind Mira, the roster for the event is complete and everything is in order; Cora's prepped and ready to bust out an aria, Colin and Violet pull classic British pantomime out of thin air, Jillian's Celine Dion act is polished to perfection, Leo and Maya are a Jewish-Korean Sonny and Cher without the divorce, and the piece de resistance is a ten minute long set from "Surprise Package." While the event goes off without a hitch and the performances are widely praised by the press, Leo is troubled by a snarky blurb in the Improper Bostonian referring to him as "the lithe leading man of 'Surprise Package,' who exhibited electric chemistry with his vocal (and real life) partner and has a charming singing voice, but who was unconvincing as an exotic dancer due to his pancake ass." Meanwhile, when a rumor spreads about Jonathan, Colin is torn as to whether he should seek answers or play dumb and fight for the spotlight.
Eve

Eve is the pseudonym of a woman who has broken free from the fundamentalist sect in which The Sommers Seven were raised.

She has written a much anticipated exposé on the sect and plans to use the money from the book sales and her cash advance to transport the Sommers children (and particularly the seven who escaped, as she feels they are in the most danger) to a place where they cannot be found or influenced by the dangerous practices of their faith and family.

She is innocent and well-meaning, but the nature of her situation requires her to be extremely secretive about her plans. Vera is wary of her intentions, but after a few behavioral incidents she decides it is within the Sommers Seven's best interests to leave The Academy with Eve.
...AND THE COMPANY'S GOOD TONIGHT

"...And The Company's Good Tonight" is the twenty-fourth episode of Season 9, and the second part of a 2 part series finale.

## Synopsis

We fast forward six months to New Year's Day, 2023. Leo and Maya are three months into the inaugural season of their new venture, B.E.E.S (Breathe, Eat, Excrete, Sleep) Theater and six months into Maya's fourth pregnancy. Daniel runs around New York City like a chicken with its head cut off, balancing the upcoming Broadway premiere of "Julia!," the composition of a new song cycle for B.E.E.S. Theater, and starring as Bobby in a revival of "Company." While interdisciplinary collaboration between the arts departments hasn't been entirely smoothed out back at The Academy, the student-run clubs have become far more integrated with the arts curriculum, particularly the disability awareness and action club which was instrumental in staging a half-sung, half-signed "Les Miserables" for the fall musical. Bonnie thrives in her new role as the head of the music department. Michelle is taking a year-long sabbatical to write what she describes as "the Dear America series, but with an LGBT twist." Talia and Jenna have taken over Michelle's radio station in her absence, Cliff has added a new title to his résumé: advice columnist for the Boston Globe magazine, and Vera and Harry continue to spend their days together, happily running The Academy and awaiting the day they can finally find a dogsitter who will watch seven pugs while Harry competes on Chopped.
Emily Chang

Emily Chang begins her time at The Academy in The Winter Lake Academy for the Arts Community Dance Program, understudying the role of Clara in "The Nutcracker." She is a member of the class of 2022.

She finally gets her chance to shine after Julie Andrews injures herself on a trampoline, but her role is threatened when her father's severance pay from his old job runs out and they can no longer pay the dues. When a sudden departure in the mathematics department leaves a vacancy, Mr. Chang is again employed and Emily gets to perform.

Emily eventually becomes disillusioned with dance and enrolls as a student in the Visual Art Department at The Academy. She identifies as pansexual and is briefly involved with Capri DeSisto-Stornello, much to her mother's chagrin (it's not that Mrs. Chang is homophobic, it's just that Capri's family is a real piece of work).
THE ODD COUPLE

"The Odd Couple" is the second episode of Season 2.

## Synopsis

The students are about to return to The Academy, and they're not the only ones set to arrive on the scene. Cliff and Cora are now dorm parents at The Academy; Cliff, taking over the vacancy in the boys' dorm, and Cora, moving in with her cousin to save money with tuition bills now looming over her. Still smarting over his breakup with Heath, Cliff decides to turn over a new leaf and turn his new place into the ultimate bachelor pad, plans which go awry when he arrives on campus to discover that not only is he sharing an apartment but he is sharing it with Talia, who is not only his cousin but a massive slob as well. Meanwhile, Jillian discovers Maya's baby registry during a late-night Google-stalking session and offers to let Leo and Maya direct the fall musical revue so they can spend the rehearsal period of the winter children's show, "That's What She Said: Women's Voices Throughout History," enjoying their new arrival.
The Halloween Special

**The Halloween Special** is the sixteenth episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog. It is the second 7 minute legnth special and the first holiday special.

## Trivia

•This will be the second 7 minute special after Travel to the Sol Dimension and the first holiday special.

•It was said that the plot will be "Sonic and his friends are out on Halloween night and, after meeting a strange supernatural ghost, things will get scary." as said by the creator.
GROIN PAINS

"Groin Pains" is the tenth episode of Season 6.

## Synopsis

Just as Jenna is about to reveal happy baby news to her wife, tragedy strikes the production of "A Christmas Carol." A malfunction in the flying apparatus for the Ghost of Christmas Past results in a career-ending groin injury for the Alvin-Ailey-bound senior cast in the role, leaving his understudy terrified to cover for him, and sends Mary and Talia running to Violet for advice on how to counsel the injured young man. Paul's wealthy uncle passes away, leaving him a log cabin in New Hampshire that can hold up to fifteen people. Meanwhile, Robert asks Jillian a very important question at the annual Holiday Dinner.
COUNTRY MATTERS

"Country Matters" is the fifth episode of Season 9.

## Synopsis

While investigations continue in the search for Roger, "Songs From Down There" opens to packed seats and continues to sell out night after night. While the public's consensus is that the set is "really too much" and "the crew member ringing a cowbell at any mention of pleasure is distracting and agitated my service dog," the script and performances receive praise for doing justice to Eve Ensler's source material and that "for someone who doesn't have a vagina," composer Daniel's musical numbers are "heartfelt, catchy, and give Lin-Manuel Miranda a run for his money," and "I'll be singing 'My First Tampon Experience' in the shower until death, probably." The Academy's most promising senior Lily Blair, the one "lucky" enough to bring "My First Tampon Experience" to life, gets approached for a record deal and begins that "Hartt School or Hollywood" battle with herself, weighing her options and considering others who have had to make the choice between education and going pro. Meanwhile, the "Cooking For Guests With Demanding Dietary Restrictions" unit is not going over well over in Culinary Arts, as without sugar/dairy/gluten, to paraphrase a legendary rap hit, "the macaroni's phony, the peas are mush and the chicken tastes like wood."
UP, DOWN, IN AND OUT

"Up, Down, In and Out" is the twenty-first episode of Season 3.

## Synopsis

Robert notifies JJ that he will be unable to participate in the fashion show as Victoria is more important to him than a one-time modeling gig and he pleads to his daughter to rejoin the committee so they can save prom. Prom night arrives and the students and faculty swarm the hotel where, conveniently enough, JJ's runway show is also being held (albeit later). Victoria (who arrived hours earlier after a day in the city with friends) accidentally rips her dress all the way down the side on an exposed nail in a bathroom on the 13th floor and she refuses to come down unless a replacement dress can be located. JJ, taking pity on her, lends her something from his line and sends Robert and Jillian up to give it to her. Victoria's date Charles has a dead cell phone and cold feet regarding their after-prom plans, so he enlists the help of Leo to help him find her. Esther and Maya (pinch-hitting for a sick Athena) launch a plan to placate the visitors of the hotel whose rooms are directly above the event halls with donuts so they don't complain about the noise level. JJ enlists the help of the older, more assertive Cora to complain about a weird stain in the bathtub of his suite. While the junior and senior classes and their dates blissfully dance the night away, they are completely unaware that a busted fuse box has stalled six elevators, four of which contain members of the Winter Lake community, and stranded Victoria twelve floors above her classmates. When the nine people are released just as prom comes to a close, the events of the previous three hours (which include among them Charles coming out of the closet, Cora finding out what happened to Nicholas, a hysterical Esther eating five donuts, Robert and Jillian doing the dirty, and Maya experiencing regular contractions) have them wondering if they'll ever be able to pull the fashion show off. In the end, Victoria gets her wish, going down the runway with her father, and two surprise guests end the event with a splash.
IT'S A MIRA-CLE

"It's A Mira-cle" is the thirteenth episode of Season 4.

## Synopsis

While Bonnie, Jonathan, Vera and Harry are on a double date to an open mic night in Boston, they become fascinated by one of the performers, a Chicago transplant named Mira Sydney, who appears to be able to do anything with her voice. She seems like the perfect replacement for Jillian, and while Vera is ready to hire her on the spot, Jonathan seems to think Jillian is better health-wise than she actually is and does not want to hire Mira only to let her go when Jillian is able to return. When Harry suggests that perhaps an additional teacher in the department would lessen Jillian's workload (and thus her stress level) when she returns, Jonathan finally agrees to the acquisition. Meanwhile, on the eve of Annie's second birthday, Jason attempts to get back at Maya for asking him to leave the production of "Free To Be You And Me" by getting the toddler obsessed with "Frozen."
THE LONG CON

"The Long Con" is the seventeenth episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

With the school year beginning to draw to a close, the academic faculty uses the spring break to brainstorm ways to hold student focus. Holly discovers that the thirtieth annual DorkCon will be held in a convention center a short distance from Winter Lake and is close to convincing Vera to allow her senior English class to attend the panels on literature and character development for short stories and graphic novels, but the keynote speaker (an alum who has brought The Academy a ton of unwanted attention) gives the headmistress pause. Tracy, Michelle and Maya accompany Antigone to the doctor to begin the process of terminating her pregnancy, much to the chagrin of Obediah who had hoped to use the situation to convince his family he was "normal" and thus be able to return to his simple life while escaping his father's homophobic tyranny. Meanwhile, Bonnie and Jerry enroll Marley in a computer coding class and she develops a writing inspiration app for Robot Robert.
Pueblo Kevlar

Pueblo Kevlar es el segundo pueblo de Tándor Occidental. Es un pueblo pequeño y tranquilo en camino a la Ciudad Tecuelo y que se conecta entre la Ruta 2 y el Pasaje Térreo. Kevlar es hogar de la Tienda de Bicis, la Tienda de Bayas y la Misión Secundaria: el Chico que Llora, disponible luego del 4to gimnasio. Existe una entrada extra hacia el Pasaje Térreo para el noroeste del pueblo, detrás de una Roca de Fuerza.

## Lugares de Interés

### Tienda de Bicis

En la esquina suroeste de Kevlar se encuentra la Tienda de Bicis. El dueño de la tienda te dará una bicicleta si le llevas una Rueda de Bicicleta, la cual puede ser encontrada en la Ruta 4.

### Centro Pokémon

Pueblo Kevlar es hogar del primer Centro Pokémon en tu viaje. Encontrarás ahí a un entrenador llamado Rich Boy Mawuli, quien tiene tres Chyinmunk. Tú puedes combatir muchas veces para incrementar experiencia antes de ir rumbo norte al Pasaje Térreo.

### Tienda Pokémon

Pueblo Kevlar también es hogar de la primera Tienda Pokémon en tu viaje. La Tienda Pokémon se sitúa en una cornisa alta de la esquina noreste del pueblo. Se encuentra abastecida de varias PokéBalls, Pociones y Antídotos.

### Pasaje Térreo Agujero de Cueva

*Artículo Principal: Misión Secundaria: el Chico que Llora*

Justo al oeste del pueblo tú verás una entrada hacia una cueva, la cual se encuentra bloqueado por un gran roca, por lo que necesitarás el MO04 (Fuerza) para moverla y así desbloquear tu camino para poder explorar la cueva.

Luego de obtener el MO04 (Fuerza) en Pueblo Valeón, regresas y conversas con un chico que está llorando justo afuera de la entrada de la Tienda Pokémon. Él te dirá que su billetera ha sido robada y solicita de tu ayuda en derrotar a la Banda de Dunsparce quienes han tomado esta entrada extra al Pasaje Térreo para así hacer dentro su base de operaciones. Mientras el agujero de cueva sea parte del sistema del Pasaje Térreo, no conecta con la cueva entre Pueblo Kevlar y Ciudad Tecuelo.

### Tienda de Bayas

Justo al oeste del Centro Pokémon está la Tienda de Bayas. Conversa con la chica dentro de la Tienda para obtener unas cuantas muestras gratis. A partir de 1.0, las bayas solo están disponibles por comprar después de llegar a Pueblo Valeón.

## Demografía

El número de habitantes de Kevlar es de 17.
YOU KNOW WHERE TO STICKITT

"You Know Where To Stickitt" is the nineteenth episode of Season 2.

## Synopsis

When two of their star students come out to them, Talia and Jenna decide to decline the Rockwells' offer of employment and stay at The Academy, their reasoning being that science and dance are just as important to them as cupcakes and that passing down life lessons is more important than passing out cronut samples. A mile down the road at a new boutique hotel, the pastry chef's unexpected deportation forces hotelier Lisa Soloway Stickitt to have pastries delivered daily from Wonderwall, which proves messy when a particularly foul-weathered April renders all the meringues inedible. The only solution seems to be an on-site pastry chef, and Mrs. Stickitt's Zumba buddy Vera promises to help her find a solution. Meanwhile, Bonnie stages the world premiere of her new opera "Mostri tascabili, acchiappali tutti!" and Jillian schedules her operation.
HORK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING!

"Hork! The Herald Angels Sing!" is the tenth episode of Season 3.

## Synopsis

When a number of dance majors fall ill days before "Nutcracker: The Next Generation" is set to open, Vera (still searching for the culprit from the Rocky Horror bus) goes on a tear trying to get a handle on the torrential vomit storm before another smear campaign hits the Globe courtesy of Winter Lake's rivals. Enlisting the help of Violet and Colin, known for their scientific knowledge and love of a good mystery respectively, Vera discovers that all but two of the twelve victims have something in common: they are junior girls in a clique whose ringleader is Victoria Fry (and the remaining two are freshman siblings). Violet discovers that the ceilings of the secret tunnels are covered in toxic mold, which worries Maya, as she spent several days at the end of her first pregnancy having picnics with Leo in the hideaway. Meanwhile, with no after-school obligations until the spring musical begins, Jillian auditions for a local production against medical advice.
KYD-21 Blaster Pistol

### In-Lore

The KYD-21 blaster pistol was favoured by Assassins, for the immense stopping power the smaller weapon had, along with the compact size. The more compact blaster was created with Hadrium Alloy, and had a ridged handgrip with a guardless trigger.

### In-Game

The KYD-21 blaster pistol is one of the worst pistols in the game, if not the worst. Doing nearly the least damage, its frequency is all that it can afford to give. The accuracy of the weapon is swell, being able to hit most things the user places in his crosshairs, as long as they are within a reasonable distance.
BACK TO BASICS

"Back To Basics" is the eighth episode of Season 9.

## Synopsis

With Talia temporarily not at the helm of "The Nutcracker," department chair Mary promises to steer the production back to its traditional roots after four consecutive years of "alternative" performances, which pleases the trustees but disappoints the students, who took pride in being the only people in the country to ever do what they were doing. Isobel agrees to relinquish control over her musical theater classes for the spring semester to Jillian, but asks to still be in charge of the winter show. Colin ponders the idea and approaches Daniel about a new elective connecting his and Isobel's fields of expertise. Meanwhile, despite forgetting about Shaquarius's proposal in time for "Songs From Down There," Leo and Maya go to bat for the young man and convince Mary to allow student musicians to play for the ballet.
Blaze's Parents

**Blaze's Parents** is a scrapped episode of Season 1.

## Synopsis

Blaze invites Sonic over for dinner, but Sonic is afraid of her parents thinking he isn't a good boyfriend.

## Trivia

•This episode was supposed to be uploaded in Season 1 after Travel to the Sol Dimension but was scrapped and instead replaced with the Season 1 episode Teaching.

•The plot of this episode would later become the upcoming Season 1 episode, "Actin' Fancy", where Sonic meets Blaze's parents at a fancy restaurant.

•This episode would've been similar to "Jake Suit" from Adventure Time, where Jake embarrasses Finn in front of Flame Princess and her parents.
Sonic the Hedgehog (Series)

**Sonic the Hedgehog** is an American YouTube original series based on the Sega character of the same name. The show debuted on August 3rd, 2015 with Sonic's Dog and ended with "TBA"

## Plot

Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Blaze deal with awesome and sometimes surreal adventures.

## Seasons

Season 1

Season 2

## Trivia

•The series is TV-PG.

•Each episode is about 3 minutes long, except for specials, which are more than 3 minutes and the film is about 9 minutes.

•It is said that the show was also made by Cartoon Network Studios even though it's not animated.
Makashi

*Makashi-* A form devolped from the birth of lightsaber dueling, a style fully devolped around the idea of blade to blade combat. This style is extremly difficult to master, given its relience on dodging strikes and countering at the enemy's opening.

Techniques-

**The Starting Position-**A downward block is almost always the launching position for Makashi.

**Makashi Flourish-**Is one of the more aggressive maneuvers in the Makashi Arsenal, not to mention difficult to learn.

Step 1- Block a upward striked

Step 2- Feint Right Strike

Step 3- Over head strike

Step 4- If he blocks it go on defensive again

**Mark of Conflict-** Is a more standard Makashi maneuver, and relatively easy to learn.

Step 1- Dodge his right/left swing (by backing out of way)

Step 2-Stab

Step 3- if he blocks it strike do a left attack

History
Amy

**Amy** is the fifth episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog. It uploaded to YouTube on August 15th, 2015.

## Synopsis

When Sonic realizes that Amy is coming over, he must tell her that he's seeing someone else.

## Trivia

•This is the first episode to have someone's name as an episode name, the second will be "Honey"

•This episode marks the debut of Amy Rose.

•Sonic tells Amy "We can't see each other anymore." which means Sonic and Amy dated long before he meant Blaze.

•A sequel to this episode, titled "Girls' Night!" will be uploaded during Season 1.
Tails

**Tails** is one of four of the main protagonists in the series. It was revealed in the episode Too Much of A Good Thing that his full name is Miles "Tails" Prower, but likes it when people call him only by his nickname.

## Bio

Tails is the smartest and handiest, he invents machines that cause catastrophe though. His adopted brother is Sonic.

## Trivia

•In Too Much of A Good Thing, it was revealed that Tails' full name is Miles "Tails" Prower while playing the Full Name game with Sonic and Knuckles.

•Tails is 15, which is younger then his 7 year old counterpart from the video games.
Strawberry Kitty

**Strawberry Kitty** is the twenty-first episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog.

## Trivia

•This episode is based off of the DeviantArt fanfiction of the same name that features Blaze eating a magic strawberry and turning into one, which is also what this episode is about.

•This is the third time Blaze is shown naked, completely naked, due to her clothes ripping because of her transformation.
Adventure

**Adventure** is the theme song of the series Sonic the Hedgehog.

## Lyrics

Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Blaze!

We're gonna go on adventures at the same pace!

I wonder what kind of adventures await us!

We're gonna go on adventures together!

My name is SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!

## Trivia

•This theme song is a longer version of the original theme song, where Sonic just says "SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!"

•Starting with the episode Too Much of A Good Thing, this theme song will be used.
Sonic's Dog

**Sonic's Dog** is the first episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog and the first episode overall. It uploaded to YouTube on August 3rd, 2015.

## Synopsis

It's Sonic's been passed dog's birthday and he want's to see his dog, so Tails agrees to be his dog, Spot for a day, but it injures him severely. So Sonic uses Tails' potion to revive Spot.

## Trivia

•Sonic says that his crazy father gave the dog it's name Spot even though it has no spots.

•Spot is a chocolate lab.

•Originally the series was gonna be TV-Y7 (according to the teaser poster for Bath Time) but it was revealed the show would be for teens, so the rating was changed to TV-PG.

•This is the series premiere.

•This was originally gonna be a Season 2 episode, but it got moved to Season 1 for unknown reasons.
Bad Day for Tails

**Bad Day for Tails** is the twenty-fourth episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog.

## Trivia

•This is the second episode to be centered only around Tails.

•This episode is similar to the Uncle Grandpa episode "Bad Morning".

•This is the first episode to be rated TV-Y7-FV.

•This is the second TV-PG rated Cartoon Network show to have at least one episode rated TV-Y7-FV, the first was Regular Show, episodes " Dead at Eight" and "Think Positive".
Mio padre era coperto di api, e anche io sono coperto di api!

"Mio padre era coperto di api, e anche io sono coperto di api!" is an opera, written and directed by Bonnie, that tells the tale of two young adults who inherit their widowed father's beekeeping operation after his sudden death (which was not bee-related). The one who does not fear the bees wants to sell the business and move to America, while the one who does fear the bees feels obligated to stay and continue his father's legacy. Complicating things further is the existence of an orphaned cousin who literally believes she *is* a bee as a result of brain damage from a childhood fever, and the fact that neither sibling wants to take care of her.
Pilot

**Pilot** is the pilot episode of Sonic the Hedgehog. It will be uploaded late in August.

## Synopsis

Sonic, Tails and Knuckles play hide n' seek, but then Tails disappears! They must find him!

## Trivia

•The pilot was oddly uploaded during Season 1 instead of before Season 1 because it was said that the Pilot has some sort of plot connection to the series.

•The Season 9 episode, "Missing Fox" is the pilot with new lines and scenes.

•The character designs of the pilot are the same as the series.

•Blaze was absent in the pilot, as she wasn't added to the gang until the 7-minute special Travel to the Sol Dimension.

•The pilot is 2 minutes long.

•Shadow first appears as the guy who captured Tails.

•The pilot is rated TV-Y7, due to the series originally being rated TV-Y7, of course the pilot was before the series' rating was changed to TV-PG.
Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie

**Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie** is a movie based on the YouTube series "Sonic the Hedgehog". It will be uploaded to YouTube during Season 8.

## Plot

Tails' locked away cloning machine starts secretly scanning and creating evil copies of Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Blaze. The clones are stronger and unbelievably indestructible. Sonic and the rest must travel to another planet where the clones are hiding, find them and destroy them before the world, Sonic and Blaze's relationship and any other planet is destroyed.

## Trivia

•This movie was announced way before the show actually uploaded.

•Director Anthony Zurick stated that a character will be "killed off".

•The movie is rated TV-PG-V for violence.

•The film will be much darker than the series.

•The two part series finale special, "Our Destiny" will have flashbacks and references from the film.

•The movie's trailer will be released during the month of October along with a short titled "Burping Contest".

•Creator and Director Anthony said that the film was announced after hearing about "Regular Show: The Movie" and the "Adventure Time" theatrical film.
HOME AND AWAY

"Home and Away" is the twelfth episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

Desperate for her daughter to return home, Capri's mother Lena agrees to undergo counseling for her behavior at "Death of a Salesman." Pleased with what she believes is progress, the teen leaves the care of Colin and Violet and returns to her parents' household whereupon she promptly comes out of the closet as bisexual. While Capri's mother is accepting, she also believes that her daughter now "understands" Carey and Heath's "forbidden love" (which does not actually exist) and attempts to use this to bond with her. Isobel selects four student-written plays, one from each year, to be performed as staged readings with the possibility of one being chosen for a full production in the future. Meanwhile, a bitter JJ returns to campus after being forced to outfit Talia's dancers in "fifty shades of boring" for her ballet and begins plotting a wild Gala performance with Mira in which students would perform numbers from the fall musical (thus saving time and preventing the students from having to learn new material) and the theater faculty would arrive onstage in a giant egg, while Jenna attempts to convince Heath that her baby's secret is not a big deal in order to prevent him from writing an article about the child.
The Christmas Special

**The Christmas Special** is the thirty-second episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog. It is the third 7 minute length special and the second holiday special.

## Trivia

•This is the second holiday special and the third special overall.

•The creator announced that the plot of the special is "Santa's sleigh breaks down and Christmas is now in the hands of Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Blaze."

•This episode shares the same name as the Regular Show special, "The Christmas Special".
Travel to the Sol Dimension

**Travel to the Sol Dimension** is the second episode of Season 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog. It is the first special. It uploaded to YouTube on August 12th, 2015.

## Synopsis

When Sonic feels lonely and requires a girlfriend to make him happy, Tails and Knuckles go to the Sol Dimension and prove to the king of the Sol Dimension that Sonic is a good prince for Blaze, the princess.

## Trivia

•The Sol Dimension actually exists in the Sonic games/comics.

•Any episode that's longer than 3 minutes is considered a special, this episode is a length of 7 minutes, making it a special.

•This episode is a reenactment of the Adventure Time episode, "Incendium" with different lines.

•Tails sings "All Warmed Up Inside", which is also sang by Jake in Adventure Time.

•In the title card, there's an error in which Tails' muzzle is colored yellow, when it's actually white.