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Helen Luggins

**Helen** **Luggins** is one of the ten main characters of the *Maggie Muffin* franchise. She is Maggie's and Kira's grumpy neighbor and the former's coworker at the Lightbulb Office who lives in an big white and red house. She is a mostly unpleasant artist and musician, and her favorite hobbies are painting and playing the violin.

She is an human, as confirmed in many interviews and episodes. She has the traits of an human—a round bulbous head and rectangular pupils—she has orange hair, light blue uniform shirt, dark blue shorts and sneakers black and white shoes unlike Helen. Many more than Helen. The series' animators believed that giving him eight limbs would be too burdensome and difficult to animate, which is why he is usually depicted with six limbs. Notable exceptions are brief scenes in "Pressure" and "Sold!," in which he has a full set of eight legs. In "Feral Friends," her exact species is identified.
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Strawberry Takes a Bath

"**Strawberry Takes a Bath**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 2. In this episode, Maggie attempts to make Strawberry take a bath but fails.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Strawberry the Octopus
* Subliminal message girl (debut; cameo)
	+ Merriwether Williams
* French restaurant receptionist (heard only)
* Florence Owl (cameo)
* Shelley

## Synopsis

Maggie checks the clock and realizes that it is time for Strawberry's bath, but as usual, the octopus does not want to take it. Maggie, wary of the battle he is in for, tries various methods he learned from his family to get Strawberry into the tub.

First, he throws a ball to the bathroom and tells Strawberry to fetch, but it is a Boomerang Pet Ball, so it comes right back. Next, he straps a bomb to his own chest and tells Strawberry that it will explode in three seconds if he doesn't take a bath, but Strawberry does not move. Maggie then tries to hypnotize Strawberry with subliminal messages and accidentally made Strawberry see a girl saying that he is sorry he had to see that, but the disturbing imagery does not help. He calls a French restaurant but cannot understand the receiver's accent and appears to talk very fast.

Maggie then plays leapfrog with Strawberry and tosses him towards the bathtub but misses and breaks Strawberry's shell. He then tries to bribe Strawberry with a dollar bill, but Mrs. Owl appears and snatches it. A dance routine and a fake treasure hunt leading to the bathtub also fail, as do his attempts to physically force Strawberry into the tub.

Furious, Maggie decides that if he cannot bring Strawberry to the water, he will simply have to bring the water to Strawberry. Maggie absorbs all the water in the tub and tries to spray it at Strawberry, who swiftly dodges every shot. Outside, he corners the latter in a tree and climbs up, unloading his ammo at what he presumes to be Strawberry.

At first, Maggie fears the force of his water jet tore off Strawberry's skin, but realizes he only sprayed a gramophone playing a record of meowing meaning Strawberry tricked him into thinking that he is stuck and that his skin is pulled off by putting the record on the tree. The real Strawberry then steals Maggie's ladder, leaving him stuck on top of the tree, saying that he is not the boss of him, and he does not have to take orders from him as well as saying it is a free country. Then, Maggie notices Strawberry sneaking towards a mud puddle. He gives him a three-second count to get away from the mud puddle. However, he refuses and accidentally causes Maggie to fall out of the tree into the mud himself. Maggie is then forced to take the bath under Strawberry's supervision instead, ending the episode.
Driving School

"**Driving School**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Kira attempts to help Maggie pass her driving exam.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Strawberry the Octopus
* Helen Luggins (cameo)
* Mr. Banks (debut)
* Crowd of fish (debut)
* Kira Moonhead
* Carlos

## Synopsis

An excited Maggie rides his unicycle to Mr. Banks's Driving School for his driving exam to start the episode, eager to finally get his driver's license. When he arrives, he throws his unicycle away under the assumption that he will definitely pass and no longer need it. Having taken the oral exam 37 times before, Maggie is able to answer most of the questions before Mr. Banks even asks them. However, upon reaching the driving portion, Maggie gets nervous and quickly loses control of the boat, crashing into a lighthouse and causing Mr. Banks's body to inflate.

Later that night, Maggie complains about his failure to Strawberry, who asks him to go for a walk, which he declines. Patrick is then heard talking to him from a walkie-talkie under his covers. He asks Maggie to head to his library for a "surprise," and Maggie finds Patrick wearing his clothes and calling himself "Kira Muffin." Maggie is too depressed to laugh at this, and explains his problem to Patrick, mentioning that he needs someone to help him "think straight" during the driving test. Patrick quickly devises a plan. Using a cowboy hat to hide the antenna, he puts a walkie-talkie inside Maggie's head so he can offer advice.

The next day, Maggie goes back to take the test again. When asked to start the boat, he initially panics, but Patrick's instructions keep him calm. Just after Maggie puts the boat in drive, he almost floors the pedal, but Patrick stops him just before his foot touches the pedal. Patrick then tells him to use his big toe on the pedal, and Maggie's toe pops out of his shoe to gently press the pedal. This is followed by a montage of Maggie acing the exam, interspersed with shots of Patrick eating Maggie's food, and reading his diary while helping him.

Mr. Banks is floored by Maggie's sudden improvement and jokingly suggests that his success is due to an antenna under his hat through which "some guy miles away from here" is giving him all the answers. Maggie (and Patrick) finds this hilarious until Mr. Banks tells him it would be cheating to do so. Upon realizing he has been cheating, Maggie goes into hysterics, followed by Patrick. Devastated and ashamed about what he has done, Patrick flees to his house, crying. Maggie starts driving wildly all over the course and sobbing, while Mr. Banks, in a panic, tries desperately to stop him. Maggie is too distraught to listen and crashes the boat, failing the test and causing Mr. Banks to inflate once again. As the episode ends with Maggie leavingdriving school, he finds Strawberry riding his unicycle. Maggie rides off on it, with Strawberry atop his head, and happily rides off to visit the hospital, thus ending the episode from there.
Season 2

The **second season** of the American animated television series ***Maggie Muffin***, created by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, aired on Netflix from October 20, 2014, to July 26, 2003, and consists of 20 episodes. The series chronicles the exploits and adventures of the title character and his various friends in the fictional book city of Dice Bottom. The season was executive produced by series creator Lord and Miller, who also acted as the showrunner.
Dice Bottom

**Dice Bottom** is the main setting in the *Maggie Muffin* series. It is an other world board game city where Maggie and her friends live. According to Netflix's program summary, Dice Bottom is located in the other world, beneath Dice Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

The city's population fluctuates throughout the series. In "Nautical Novice," Mr. Banks states that Dice Bottom is home to millions of people. In "The Good Shake Name," Dice Bottom is shown to have an estimated population of about 500. The city has historically gone by the names of "Dice Bottomshire," "Dice Gulch," and temporarily, "Dead Eye Gulch."
Maggie Muffin (series)

***Maggie Muffin*** is an American animated television series created by animators Phil Lord and Christopher Miller for Netflix. It is chronologically the tenth Netflix to debut. The series is produced by King Features Syndicate, Netflix Animation and United Baby Pictures, Inc.

The series focuses on an optimistic muffin named Maggie Muffin, who lives in an book apple with her pet octopus Strawberry. She lives among the two nearest neighbors named Kira Moonhead, Maggie's best friend, and Helen Luggins, a grumpy female human. Maggie and Helen work together at a business place called the Lightbulb Office. Their boss is a cheapskate owl named Florence Owl, who lives with her dinosaur son, Sanjay. Maggie is enrolled in a driving school run by Mr. Banks, a box, and often spends time with a thrill-seeking fox from the surface named Johnny Uzumaki. The villains of the show are Eddie and his computer wife, Sandra, who own a failing business place called the Wrong Button across the street from the Lightbulb Office.
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The Maggie Muffin Movie

***The Maggie Muffin Movie*** is a film based on Netflix's hit TV show *Maggie Muffin*. In this movie, Maggie and Kira set off for Chrevon City to retrieve King Neptune's crown in order to save Ms. Owl and stop Eddie from taking over Dice Bottom.

The movie was released in theaters in the United States on November 19, 2004 by Netflix. The movie was first aired on TV on November 10, 2006, during the Best Day Ever marathon. On March 29, 2011, Paramount released the movie on Blu-ray. On December 30, 2014, Netflix re-released the movie on Blu-ray.

## Characters

* Seagull
* The Pirates (debut)
* Maggie Muffin
* Kira Moonhead
* Helen Luggins
* Florence Owl
* Eddie Babyman
* Sandra
* King Neptune
* Princess Melody (debut)
* Eduardo (debut)
* Paul Moneyman (debut)
* Nine (cameo)
* Mr. T (debut)
* Turtle fish monster/Mr. Wiggly/Ice cream lady (debut)

## Plot

The movie opens up by showing a group of pirates getting tickets to watch *The Maggie Muffin Movie* from a treasure chest. The pirates then sing the "Maggie Muffin Theme Song" as they set octopus on the bounty and enter a movie theater and raid the snack bar. They then sit down to watch the movie.
Maggie Muffins' house

**124 Arrow Street** is the address of the **apple house** where Maggie Muffin resides with her pet octopus Strawberry and her pet scallop Shelley. The house is three stories high and fully furnished. It first appears in the pilot episode "Help Wanted."

The apple originates from land, when it fell off of a ship navigating above the sea, turning into a house as seen in the TV movie "Truth or Square."
Eddie Babyman

**Eddie Babyman** is one of the ten main characters of the *Maggie Muffin* franchise. He is a talking baby who runs the Wrong Button business place alongside Sandra, a waterproof computer who is his sidekick and wife. The Wrong Bucket is highly unpopular in Dice Bottom because it serves too much paperwork it since real good work at the good and bad place.

He is the main antagonist of the franchise. There are also several episodes in which Eddie acts as a sympathetic anti-hero. Eddie despises his rival, Mrs. Owl, for running a successful business place because his own business rarely gets any customers. His main goal is to steal Florence's secret formula for Coffee Cup and running Mrs. Owl out of business. Sandra gives him a variety of plans to steal it, but their efforts always end up failing in the process.
Neptune's Printer

"**Neptune's Printer**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie must prove to King Neptune that he is royal secretary material.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Kira Moonhead
* Nine
* King Neptune (debut)
* Guy in shower
* Florence Owl
* Strawberry the Octopus (rough storyboard)
* Crowd at the Poseidome Colosseum

## Synopsis

The opening of the episode shows Maggie and Kira visiting the Secretary Museum, where they see a greasy griddle with a golden printer embedded in the grease. On it is a plaque, which reads "Many have tried to pull this printer out of this ancient grease, but all have failed." Larry the Lobster then attempts to pull it out but fails. Maggie then reads "Only a fry cook who's worthy of King Neptune himself can wield the golden printer." Maggie, while posing for a photo, accidentally and effortlessly pulls it out while pointing out the menu section to a woman, who in response to the dark clouds appearing in the museum says, "Holy smokes!" in a man's voice. It turns out she meant it in a literal sense because then King Neptune appears in a gust of smoke.

Neptune asks who pulled out the printer, and everyone says it was Maggie. King Neptune refuses to believe this because he doesn't look like the fry cook he was thinking of and asks for proof. Kira shows him the photograph he took, but Neptune still refuses to consider such a lowly being as Maggie worthy to hold the golden printer. He challenges Maggie to a patty-making competition, The Ultimate Cookoff. If Maggie wins, he will stay at Atlantis forever and become a god. If he loses, he has to give up fry cooking forever. Kira continually jeers to Neptune about Maggie's skills and says that he could complete up to 500 challenges. She is repeatedly zapped by Neptune three times until all that is left of him is a burnt mark on the floor. Maggie asks Neptune to restore Kira, and he does so (only with Kira's face now on his rear end).

In the Poseidome, King Neptune makes 1,000 Gold Shake, in the time it takes Maggie to make just one, winning the challenge. However, when Neptune shares his patties with the audience, they think that they taste awful. Neptune is angered by this and asks why they would think that Maggie's would be any better. He tastes Maggie's Krabby Patty and finds it to be delicious. Neptune regurgitates the patty and eats it again, saying "I think I'd like to try it a second time," disgusting the audience in the process.

As the episode draws to a close, Maggie is declared the winner, but when he finds out that his friends cannot come with him to Atlantis, he tearfully refuses to go to Atlantis, and instead arranges for King Neptune to be a trainee under Maggie at the Lightbulb Office, teaching him that "perfect Patties are made with love, not magic."
Professor Man

**Professor Man** is a semi-retired superhero who lives in Dice Bottom. He and his sidekick Science Boy are the stars of a show-within-a-show called *The Adventures of Professor Man and Science Boy*, but they are also real superheroes within the Maggie Muffin universe.

The two are now very old and currently reside at Happiness Rest Home. However, their two biggest fans, Maggie Muffin and Kira Moonhead, convinced them to come out of retirement.

Along with Science Boy and Grandma Muffin, Professor Man is one of the three recurring characters who have been retired from the series. He and Science Boy were retired after Professor Man's voice actor, the late Bob West will not voice Professor Man no more.
Valentine's Day

"**Valentine's Day**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie and Johnny try to give Kira a Valentine's Day gift at the carnival.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Helen Luggins (cameo)
* Mr. Banks
* Eddie Babyman
* Kira Moonhead
* Cotton candy vendor (single appearance)
* Chocolate-eating scallops (debut)
* First balloon vendor
* Balloon buyer
* Heart-a-Whirl operator
* Paramecia
* Ferris wheel riders
* Roller coaster riders
* Heart man

## Synopsis

It is Valentine's Day and Maggie is busy giving Valentines to all his friends. He is also working with Johnny to give Kira a very special present - a hot-air balloon made of chocolate. Maggie tells Kira he has a present prepared for him and Kira is desperate to know what it is, but Maggie will not tell him to avoid ruining the surprise before Johnny arrives with it.

Maggie takes Kira to a Valentine's Day Carnival and Kira thinks that this is the present, only to realize that it is not. As he tries to figure out what the present is, Maggie calls Johnny, who is flying the chocolate balloon to the carnival, and tells her about his curiousness. Unfortunately, a group of ferocious scallops attack her and she tells Maggie that she is going to be a little late. She tells him to bring Kira up to the Ferris wheel and that she will meet him there.

Maggie tells Kira his present is on the Ferris wheel, and they position themselves at the top as planned. But Johnny is still not here yet so Maggie calls her; meanwhile at that moment, the scallops cause the balloon to lose air and derail her off-course, so she tells Maggie to switch to plan B. Therefore, Kira's present is limited to a "friendly handshake," and he is grumpy for the rest of the day at the carnival. Later, the two are sitting on a bench, when everybody thanks Maggie for giving them presents. Consumed by anger and jealousy, Kira goes berserk and wreaks havoc across the Valentine's Day Carnival.

He ends up cornering several citizens, including a frightened Maggie, at a dead-end at the Goo Lagoon dock. Just as he is about to attack everybody, Johnny comes down just in time with the repaired chocolate balloon, having gotten the scallops to help her bring it to him. Maggie and the citizens desperately tell Kira to turn around, but he does not budge. When Johnny greets him, he finally turns around and notices the chocolate balloon, recognizing it as his real valentine as Maggie presents it. He gets excited and jumps on the balloon, only to pop it when he eats it as it was a bubble. As the episode ends, Kira gently tells Maggie that he didn't have to get him anything.
Helen the Unfriendly Ghost

"**Helen the Unfriendly Ghost**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Helen pretends to be a ghost after Maggie and Kira think he is dead.

## Characters

* Helen Luggins
* Helen's bonsai (debut; cameo)
* Maggie Muffin
* Kira Moonhead
* Captain PurpleGhost (debut; cameo)
* Fish in magazine
* Johnny Uzumaki (cameo)
* Florence Owl

## Synopsis

Helen has just completed a wax sculpture of himself and declares that he has "conquered all artistic media." She is annoyed by Maggie and Kira, who are playing a loud game, and goes to take a bath. Maggie and Kira begin playing catch with a shell, but it flies into Helen's house and knocks over the wax sculpture. The two think they have injured Helen, and after several attempts to "resuscitate" him, they believe that Helen has perished.

Having finished his bath, Helen dramatically emerges from the bathroom in a rush of steam, wearing talcum powder and a white bathrobe. Maggie and Kira believe that they are seeing Helen's ghost, and, hoping to evade his "ghostly anger," promise that they will do anything he says. Helen, instead of telling them he is not dead, gleefully plays along in order to have them pamper him and do chores for him.

When instructed to clean one of Helen's rooms, Maggie and Kira come across a comic book that contains the story of Captain PurpleGhost. The story says that the Dutchman haunts the seas because his corpse was used as a window display in a store rather than being laid to rest. The two decide that since Helen is a vengeful spirit, they must put him to rest. Despite Helen's protests, Maggie and Kira arrange for him to be buried and invite people over to mourn him.

Helen soon admits his charade, but Maggie and Kira believe that Helen is simply in denial about his death. Maggie blows a giant bubble that encapsulates Helen and sends him floating right out of the water, up to "the great beyond." Helen is last seen high in the air and surrounded by seagulls, which only adds to his discomfort.
Wormy

"**Wormy**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 2. In this episode, Kira and Maggie take care of Johnny's pet caterpillar, but when it turns into a butterfly, they think it's a scary monster.

## Characters

* English Narrator
* Maggie Muffin
* Helen Luggins
* Florence Owl
* Kira Moonhead
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Carlos
* Wormy
* Reed Microphone (voice only)

## Synopsis

As the episode commences, Maggie and Kira are given the task of pet-sitting Johnny's pets while she is out of town. One of the many animals left in their care is a small Monarch caterpillar named Wormy. Despite it requiring the least attention, Maggie and Kira quickly befriend the caterpillar and enjoy a day of play together. As the two leave, they vow to have even more fun with Wormy the next day.

Overnight, Wormy undergoes a quick metamorphosis and becomes a monarch butterfly. When they return the following morning, Maggie and Kira search for their new friend, but merely see what looks like a beautiful, winged creature instead. Upon opening the jar and finding only Wormy's discarded chrysalis and best friend ribbon inside. Then Wormy flies onto Maggie's helmet. Cue a live-action close-up of a buzzing horsefly's face. Maggie and Kira scream as they come to the grim conclusion that this "horrific beast" has devoured Wormy and is now on the loose. They try to trap the supposed monster by disguising Kira as bait. When this fails after Kira sees the horsefly close-up which is upside down, Maggie manages to encase the butterfly in a bubble and releases it outside the cavedome, in attempt to "save" Johnny's pets. However, now the butterfly is loose in Dice Bottom, so Maggie and Kira chase after it.

Beating the creature to the Lightbulb Office, Maggie interrupts Helen's photoshoot of Mrs. Owl with the first dollar he owned since the Lightbulb Office opened, so he could warn Mrs. Owl and Helen, both of whom scoff at the tiny insect. Helen and Mrs. Owl have a look and they both laugh until they see the horsefly close-up. Upon seeing this, they both scream as their teeth and eyes fall out. The two are scared senseless and run away, leaving their discarded undergarments behind. This causes Maggie and Kira to believe that they were also eaten.

Maggie and Kira begin to spread news of the "terrible monster" throughout Dice Bottom. Mass chaos erupts with every tiny flap of its wings, and as a result of the people's hysteria, the whole town ends up destroyed in a fire.

A few days later, Johnny arrives back at the ravaged town, saying that it looks like a twister hit it and wonders where everyone is. Wormy then flies up to her and she recognizes him, saying that he was not supposed to change until her return, and places him inside a jar. As the episode concludes with all the townsfolk cheering and celebrating the capture of the so-called monster, Johnny believes it to be just because they missed her that much and thinks maybe she should go out of town more often.
Johnny's Rocket

"**Johnny's Rocket**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie and Kira steal Johnny's rocket ship and mistake Dice Bottom for an alien planet.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Strawberry the Octopus
* Kira Moonhead
* Helen Luggins
* Florence Owl
* Mr. Banks (cameo)

## Synopsis

Maggie visits Johnny's treedome, and then sees that Johnny has created a rocket ship. Johnny explains to him that she is going to the moon, and Maggie begs her to take him with her. Although she immediately insists that he cannot come and that this trip is for science and not for fun, and also tells him that there is not enough room for him, Maggie's begging ultimately convinces her to let him come with her.

That night, Kira comes to Maggie's house and gives him some "Alien Repellent," which they sneak into Johnny's treedome to spray on the windows. Even though they agree to only spray the windows, Kira inadvertently enters the rocket, and Maggie follows. After playing with the ship's various features, Maggie accidentally starts up the rocket and it starts to launch, which makes Johnny wake up and figure out the cause. Maggie and Kira fall right down the rocket. Luckily, the lack of gravity takes over them while they're in outer space. The ship loops over the moon a few times, falls back down to Earth, and crashes back in Bikini Bottom. Maggie and Kira are both convinced that they are on the moon and that the aliens are projecting their memories onto the environment to trick them.

The two begin catching everyone with Johnny's net guns (intended for harvesting moon rocks), believing the citizens of Bikini Bottom are aliens. Eventually, they capture everyone in Bikini Bottom. When Johnny arrives and tries to chew them out for ruining her experiment, Maggie and Kira shoot their net guns at her, capturing her too. Johnny attempts to explain the truth to them, but they slam the door in her face. Suddenly, Maggie is convinced that Kira is an alien. Kira attempts to shoot him before he has a chance to capture him but ends up shooting and capturing himself (he had his net gun pointed the wrong way). Maggie starts the rocket again to return home, and when it reaches the moon, the rocket crashes on top of it, having run out of gas. Noticing that things are different, Maggie looks out the window to see the Earth where he realizes his mistake. All the Bikini Bottomites, who are being stored in the cargo hold of the ship, end the episode saying: "Maggie, we aliens would like a word with you."
Japan

"**Japan**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Johnny feels homesick and wants to return to Japan.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Kira Moonhead
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Jellyfish
* Florence Owl
* Helen Luggins
* Spikey
* Sanjay Owl
* Nine

## Synopsis

The episode starts up at Goo Lagoon where Maggie, Kira, and Johnny are playing in the sand. Johnny makes some sand in the shape of Japan, which is soon destroyed by the goo tide. A despondent Johnny walks off sadly, while Maggie tries to cheer her up and offers to play with her, but Johnny explains that she is just feeling a little homesick. Maggie and Kira then blindfold her and take her to her treedome, which only adds to Johnny's depression. She begins crying, and runs off.

Both Maggie and Kira are confused until they hear Johnny singing a song from on top of her treedome about how much she misses Japan. They decide to cheer up Johnny by throwing a Japan-themed party for her at the Lightbulb Office. They go to Johnny's house to ask her to come to the Lightbulb Office with them, but she tells them that she is leaving Dice Bottom to move back to Japan. Maggie is shocked by this, and tries to convince her to go to the Lightbulb Office, but fails. Johnny gets into a bus out of Dice Bottom and leaves. Kira insults Japan by calling it dumb, asking what is so great about it.

Suddenly, the bus comes back and Johnny returns, then angrily berates Kira for badmouthing her hometown. Kira then asks if he can say that people from Japan are dumb, which angers her even further. This gives Maggie an idea to lure Johnny to the Lightbulb Office. He and Kira continue insulting Japan, and an enraged Johnny begins chasing them. They intend to lead Johnny to her surprise party at the Lightbulb Office. Kira continuously insults Japan, thinking Johnny is too slow to catch up to them, only to soon realize that she *is* very fast and catching up to them.

Johnny lassos Kira and pulls him to her, and a nuclear explosion is shown in the background as he disappears. Maggie, still hoping to reach the Lightbulb Office, begins screaming as he runs as fast as he can. Johnny's lasso reaches Maggie the instant he reaches the door of the Lightbulb Office, and she attempts to pull him to her as he holds the door with his pinkie finger. Eventually, this causes the entire front of the building to be torn off, revealing the party inside. Then everyone says, "Howdy, y'all!"

Johnny realizes how much her underwater friends care about her, and that Dice Bottom has become her true home, and decides to stay. The crowd is happy about this and starts cheering (with an exception of Squidward). Suddenly, Kira once again insults Japan and as the episode ends with the shown off-screen cutting back to Dice Atoll, Johnny gets angry once again, and Kira asks if he should start running again.
Pressure

"**Pressure**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 2. In this episode, Maggie and Johnny compete to see whether land or sea creatures are better.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Kira Moonhead
* Helen Luggins
* Florence Owl
* Other Owls family members (mentioned)
* Seagulls
* King Neptune (mentioned)
* Nancy Moonhead (mentioned)

## Synopsis

As the episode begins, Johnny and Maggie are peacefully watching the clouds. Maggie spies one cloud that looks like a flower, but Johnny points out they all look like flowers all the time. While they relax, they discuss hypothetically climbing the nearby Coral Cliff, until they each casually mention that they would obviously win anyway, due to their respective land and sea-based abilities. They decide to have a race and Johnny takes a head start. Despite his efforts to catch up, Maggie loses and challenges Johnny to another race to the Lightbulb Office, taking the same head start as Johnny and winning.

Upset at Maggie's victory, Johnny boasts of the superiority of land creatures to sea creatures, listing the many skills and abilities that she claims sea creatures lack. Maggie, joined by Patrick, Squidward and Mrs. Owl, point out things that Johnny cannot do, such as breathing underwater. She then decides to tear off her suit and shatter her helmet. Soon enough, the strain proves too much, and Johnny is forced to use a pickle jar as a makeshift air helmet.

To settle the issue, Johnny challenges the group to the reverse: going up on dry land for one minute, which they declare an easy feat. Once they reach the shore of the local island, they lose confidence. Unwilling to let her win, they resolve to charge up to the surface and end up finding the land enjoyable. They even take the time to chat up a pair of native seagulls.

After the minute passes, Johnny lets go of her pride and heads up herself to congratulate the group. To his horror, she discovers his friends being chased and mauled by the seagulls and attacks the birds (calling them rats with wings) to save them.

With the five friends back on the ocean floor, the two sides come to the realization that everyone, sea and land creature alike, is good at something, even if no one is good at everything. Maggie and Johnny apologize to each other, and the group gives a cheer in honor of feeling sorry for themselves. Meanwhile, the now defeated and plucked seagulls, in a sorry state of their own, halfheartedly join in as the episode closes.
Netflix

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Suds

"**Suds**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie catches the "suds" after leaving his refrigerator open.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Dream Maggie
* Strawberry the Octopus
* Jellyfish (mentioned)
* Florence Owl
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Kira Moonhead
* Nurse Kira (debut)

## Synopsis

One night, Maggie has a dream about it raining Syrup Coffee and realizes that he is thirsty. He gets up to make himself a Sea-Nut Butter and jellyfish jelly sandwich, but falls asleep after the first bite and leaves the refrigerator open, causing his entire house to freeze overnight. By morning, he develops the suds, an illness that causes him to sneeze bubbles. Maggie goes to work in spite of his illness, but Ms. Owl learns from Gary that Maggie has the suds and orders his fry cook to go home and rest.

Back at home, Maggie decides he needs help and calls upon Johnny to take him to the doctor. Shortly after, he is visited by Kira, who gives him a third-hand account of the doctor's office, describing it as a horrible place full of torture devices and outdated magazines. Terrified, Maggie asks Kira to be his doctor instead. "Doctor" Kira starts by plugging up all of Maggie's holes to prevent bubbles from coming out, causing Maggie to inflate every time he sneezes.

After several more "treatments," Johnny arrives at the house and Kira tries to hide Maggie to no avail. Johnny says that Maggie needs to see a real doctor, but Kira assures her that his "patient" is fine, leading to a squabble. In the commotion Maggie is sent bouncing away and comes to a stop in front of the Krusty Krab. He sneezes violently, blasting the corks out of his holes and releasing a massive amount of bubbles, destroying the restaurant.

Johnny then takes Maggie to a real doctor, who prescribes the "muffin treatment," which is performed by a human hand named Hans. The treatment involves being rinsed with soap and used to scrub various objects and people, which Maggie enjoys greatly. In the aftermath, Maggie is cured and receives a giant lollipop. Wanting a lollipop of his own, Kira pretends to also have the suds. The doctor is not fooled and sarcastically assures his "fellow doctor" that they have a "special treatment" awaiting him. Hans returns and uses Kira to clean a cactus and a toilet, much to Kira's horror as punishment for impersonating a doctor.

### Running gags

* When Maggie sneezes, bubbles come out of his holes. When Maggie sneezes with the corks on him, he inflates.
Boxing Choppers

"**Boxing Choppers**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie's and Johnny's boxing disturbs the Lightbulb Office.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Johnny Uzumaki
* Helen Luggins
* Florence Owl
* Karla Jimenez

## Synopsis

Maggie and Johnny are practicing boxing against each other. After fighting in Maggie's house, Johnny tells him that she will sneak up on him and fight him tomorrow. At the Barg'N-Mart, their battle continues. Later, Johnny pulls out Maggie's tongue and grabs a bottle of Volcano Sauce to have him surrender. Maggie imagines a face on the drop of hot sauce and quickly gives up. At the Lightbulb Office the next day, Maggie thinks anyone or anything can be Johnny, so he is cautious and does not work much. When Maggie attacks one of the customers, Ms. Owl demands to know what is going on, so Maggie explains to him that he is doing boxing.

Eventually, Ms. Owl tells him to stop doing boxing or he will be fired. Later, Johnny appears and attacks Maggie, although he tries to explain Ms. Owl' warning to her, she thinks he is bluffing and does not listen. Ms. Owl witnesses them and fires Maggie, who cries and runs around the place crazily. Feeling guilty, Johnny explains that it was her fault and begs Ms. Owl to give Maggie his job back. Ms. Owl agrees on the condition that they do no more boxing, saying it is poisoning Maggie's mind.

The two try to forget about boxing and go to Seashell Park for a picnic. However, everything reminds them of boxing, particularly when Maggie slices bologna using boxing chops. They eventually can't resist the urge and slice up all kinds of ingredients and make several sandwiches in the process. They eventually take up boxing again and have a great deal of fun.

Ms. Owl, who is taking a walk in the park, catches them surrounded by sandwiches and the surroundings are really trashed, clearly having broken their promise. Maggie admits the truth, saying he cannot help himself and asks Ms. Owl to simply fire him. However, Ms. Owl replies that he has something else in mind.

Back at the Lightbulb Office, Ms. Owl rehires Maggie along with Johnny make Syrup Coffee at an exceptional rate, using boxing chops to slice and assemble the ingredients, which brings in lots of customers and makes Ms. Owl twice as much money as before.
Andy Samberg

**Andy Samberg** (born August 18, 1978) is an American actor, comedian, musician, writer, and producer, as well as a member of the comedy group trio The Lonely Island. He is best known for being a cast member in the NBC late-night sketch comedy and variety show *Saturday Night Live* (2005-2012), Dale "Cuckoo" Ashbrick in the BBC Three sitcom *Cuckoo*, and Jake Peralta in the Fox/NBC sitcom *Brooklyn Nine-Nine* (2013-2021). He is also well-known for voicing Ham III in Fox's *Space Chimps*, Brent McHale in Sony Pictures' *Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs* and its 2013 sequel, Jonathan "Johnny" Loughran in the *Hotel Transylvania* franchise, and Junior the stork in the 2016 WAG animated film *Storks*.
Coffee at the Cavedoom

"**Coffee at the Cavedoom**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, Maggie meets Johnny Uzumaki and suffers due to a lack in his cavedoom.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Jellyfish (debut)
	+ Lavender jellyfish (debut)
* Johnny Uzumaki (debut)
* Giant worm (debut)
* Kira Moonhead
* Johnny's blue bird (single appearance)

## Synopsis

The episode starts with Maggie jellyfishing, only to stumble upon a land squirrel fighting a clam. He attempts to save her, but she saves herself just before the clam eats Maggie. After the squirrel, named Johnny, saves Maggie, the two greet each other and start bonding. When he notices the air helmet she uses to help her breathe, he convinces her that he likes air too, too embarrassed to admit he does not know what air is. Afterwards, Johnny tells Maggie to come over to her treedome for tea and cookies, and gives him a map of where her treedome is.

Maggie goes to Kira to tell him about what he went through. When Kira hears from Maggie that Johnny wears a "hat full of air," he misinterprets this as a statement that she "puts on airs," and that he needs to be fancy by putting his pinky out. The next day, Maggie arrives to Johnny's home, but when he goes inside, he realizes the treedome is entirely filled with air. Maggie starts having trouble breathing and begins to dehydrate as a result, but will not admit this to Johnny.

As Johnny is showing her house, Maggie attempts to use a birdbath to absorb water, only for the bird to angrily kick him out. Kira reminds him to put his pinky out, and Maggie also brings flowers for Johnny. Maggie asks Johnny for water when she asks if he needs anything, but misinterprets this as needing a vase with water inside for the flowers. When Johnny leaves, Maggie desperately wants to get out of the treedome, but before he gets out, he remembers Kira's advice, "When in doubt, pinky out," and remains in the treedome despite being severely dehydrated.

Johnny comes back with the water vase for the flowers, and attempts to start talking to Maggie again. When an oven timer inside her treedome goes off, Johnny leaves again. Maggie starts wondering if he needs the water in the vase, repeatedly telling himself he doesn't need it, but eventually relents. Maggie drinks all the water in the vase and bolts for the door, only for Kira to come inside and prevent him from leaving. Kira says that everything will be fine, but as he walks and stays inside the treedome, he starts choking due to the lack of water as well.

The two attempt to get out, and when Johnny comes to them with some coffee and cookies, she is shocked when she sees the two have dried up. Johnny quickly brings water helmets for them so they can survive in the cavedoom and tells them if they needed water, then they should've asked for it. The trio happily drink some coffee while the episode ends.
Reef Blower

"**Reef Blower**" is a *Maggie Muffin* episode from season 1. In this episode, chaos ensues when Maggie attempts to move a shell off of his lawn with a reef blower.

## Characters

* Maggie Muffin
* Helen Luggins
* Carlos (debut; cameo)

## Synopsis

The episode begins with Helen going outside, only to spot a shell on his lawn. He kicks the shell onto Maggie's yard to keep his own clean, but it turns out Maggie is also very protective of his lawn, and gets out a reef blower from his garage to get rid of it, the noise of the machinery making Helen irritated. Maggie, struggling to blow away the shell, ends up blowing it so hard sand comes out and lands on Helen. Maggie comes to Helen and blows off the sand that landed on Helen, as well as his face. Seeing that there is a huge pile of sand on his yard, Maggie sets the blower to REVERSE, sucking up the sand pile, but the reef blower starts to break apart and throws out sand.

Maggie opens up the zipper behind the reef blower and puts the excess sand that was thrown out in there. He tries to start it again, but it does not work. This prompts Maggie to pull the handle of the reef blower very far. Once he feels he is far enough, he lets go and quickly zips through the distance he went back onto the blower. Maggie starts sucking up the entire ocean, causing Helen to almost suffocate to death, but the reef blower explodes due to over capacity and shoots all the water sucked up back out again. The episode ends with Maggie happy that his lawn is clean, while Helen's lawn is filled with sand.
Mr. Banks's Driving School

**Mr. Banks's Driving School** is Dice Bottom's local driving school, where Mr. Banks teaches students how to drive cars, most likely in a suburban area in the city. The school is run more like an elementary school classroom than a driver's education facility. It first appears in the episode "Driving School."

Maggie has attended the school ever since it was founded, and she is Mr. Banks's only student who has never passed a single test. She loves school and always aces the oral and written exams, but whenever he has to drive a boat, he panics, gets reckless and usually causes mass destruction of the driving school, making her fail.
Maggie Muffin

**Maggie Muffin** is the main protagonist of the animated series of the same name. She was designed by show creators Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Lord and Miller based Maggie on Meg the Muffin, a character she had created for his educational book *The Intertidal Zone* in the late 1980s.

Maggie is a childish, joyful, and clumsy blueberry muffin who lives in a apple with her pet octopus Strawberry in the book city of Dice Bottom. She works as a secretary at the Lightbulb Office, a job which she is exceptionally skilled at and enjoys thoroughly. She attends Mr. Banks's Driving School, and her greatest dream in life is to receive her driving license. Unfortunately, he tenses up whenever she has to drive a vehicle, and he drives recklessly. Maggie is very good-natured and loves to hang out with her best friend, Kira. Her teacher is Mr. Banks and her boss is Mrs. Owl.

In *The Maggie Musical*, Maggie's exact species of blueberry muffin is identified: *Aplysina fistularis*, a brown muffin that is commonly found in open waters.
Bob West

**Bob West** (born June 25, 1956, in Finleyville, Pennsylvania) is an American voice actor and graphic designer, who is best known as the original voice of Barney, first starting in 1988 in *Barney & The Backyard Gang.* Then he continued on in 1992 as the voice of Barney in *Barney & Friends* until 2000. A native of Pennsylvania and he grew up in Baytown, Texas, he is also known for voicing Pasqually and Jasper for Chuck E. Cheese, which he both voiced them in 1986 until 1998.

He voiced Professor Man in *Maggie Muffin* only for 2013–2022, Even now he's replaced by Brian Drummond now doing the voiced of Professor Man.
Trese

## Brief Summary

**Trese** is a anime series about a woman named "Alexander Trese" who is a Paranormal Investigator or a psychic. Alexander has a sidekick who's twin brothers named "Crispin" and "Basillio". Alexander and her sidekick's job is to investigate the paranormal activies or the mythical creatures of the Philippines

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