Episode 3 (Official Doobis Films)

## Episode 3

Moment before disaster. It wasn't tasty water...

## Overview

Doobis Films Episode 3 is an official Doobis Films episode that features four scenes where a Doobis Fragment drinks "tasty water", a Doobis Fragment plays Doorshooters vs Fragments on his phone, a Doobis Fragment tries to watch T.V but gets mad at Liberty Mutual, and where a Doobis Fragment forgets to get his favorite drink, orange juice!

## Episode Material

### Scene 1:

A Doobis Fragment to the left of the screen finds a cup of water sitting on the ground and says, "tasty water", as shown in the picture above. The water levitates towards his general direction, specfically his head. Then, the cup of water disappears, and shortly after, the Doobis Fragment is shown violently vomitting, screaming, "BLEEeEughHHH". Shortly after this, the Doobis Fragment proclaims, "NEVER MIND, SCREW THAT WATER".

### Scene 2:

A Doobis Fragment to the left of the screen magically pulls out a large phone. The scene almost immediately cuts to a frame of a Doorshooter sitting to the left of the screen. Another fragment comes from the other side, and the Doorshooter blasts a door from out of it's muzzle, sending the fragment far back as the door ricochets upwards towards the sky.

### Scene 3:

The scene starts with a Doobis Fragment to the left, and a large size, presumably flat-screen T.V to the right. The fragment states, "Okay, I'm going to watch TV", directly stating that he is planning on watching content using the T.V device to the right. Before the Doobis Fragment turns on the T.V, he tells himself, "but if I see Liberty mutual one more time...", but irony strikes as the first thing that appears upon turning on the T.V is a Liberty Mutual advertisement. The fragment comes to terms with fate, and simply let's out a weak, audible, "bruh". In a fit of concentrated and calculated outrage, the flat-screen T.V levitates towards the fragment, targeted directly above his head, and the fragment slides to the left side of the screen, taking the T.V alongside him.

The setting changes to an area where a Liberty Mutual building is mounted to the right, as we see our angry little fragment slide straight towards the building with no hesitation. Due to the position the scene is shot, the fragment and his T.V in this setting appears smaller than they were the last setting. After the fragment reaches the door of the building, the setting changes once again, showing us the Liberty Mutual duo of LiMu Emu and Doug, who are prominently shown in the LiMu Emu & Doug® Liberty Mutual Advertisement Campaign sitting to the right of the screen. The angry fragment, fueled with rage, chucks the T.V at the poor duo. The fragment speeds off right before the T.V makes contact with the LiMu Emu & Doug duo. The exchange between the T.V and the LiMu Emu & Doug duo causes a giant explosion to occur. The explosion plays a loud boom sound.

### Scene 4

We start in a setting where a refrigerator is mounted in the middle of the camera position. A Doobis Fragment slides in from the left, and opens the refrigerator, and proceeding this action takes out a cup of water, which bears an exact resemblance to the "tasty water" of scene 1 earlier in this same episode. This resemblance plays no part in this specific scene, and this cup of water and the "tasty water" are two different entities. After this action, the fragment leaves the refrigerator wide open like a complete cretin as he walks to the right, where we transition to our next setting depicting a T.V on the right, which once again, bears an exact resemblance to the T.V seen before in scene 3 earlier this episode. The fragment slides in, carrying the cup of water alongside him. The cup of water darts for the fragments face, and shortly after disappears, implying that the fragment drank the water.

The fragment goes back to the refrigerator which is still wide open because this shit for brains apparently doesn't realize leaving a refrigerator wide open is one of the biggest wastes of electricity you could ever possibly commit with common household appliances. Not to mention the fact that the energy required to actually cool the inside of a refrigerator is between 400-750 watts. If you are completely unsure of why you must always close a refrigerator, know that refrigerators are not constantly consuming energy, that is when the door is closed. Before I move on, for context, the compressor of a refrigerator circulates and compresses the refrigerant throughout the system, allowing it control over the temperature the inside of the refrigerator requires, this has to do with converting low pressure gas to high pressure gas and other important factors but for brevity's sake, that is the summary of what it does and it should make sense to anybody reading. With that being said, the compressor usually only runs about ~10% throughout the day, and this is due to the insulation of the refrigerator naturally keeping in all of the cold air, which means that the compressor unit doesn't need to work that hard to ensure that the internal temperature of the refrigerator is at the correct value. When leaving a refrigerator door open, you are undoing the insulation of the refrigerator by leaving a giant gap in which warm air can come inside and cool air can leave. This exchange causes the compressor to work at it's maximum level, because it is trying to maintain the target temperature not only of the refrigerator as a whole, but the entire room it is located in. However, space-time doesn't work the same in the Doobiverse as it does in our universe, so maybe I just overreacted a little bit. The fragment realizes something, as he simply states, "wait...", and begins to proclaim, "there was OJ (orange juice) in here!". After this realization, he goes into a panic and exclaims, "But that's my favorite drink! WHY DIDNT I GET ORANGE JUICE?!?! IF I DIDNT DRINK OJ RECENTLY I WILL DIE". Proceeding this, he slides slowly to the open refrigerator, and after aligning with the middle horizontal axis of the refrigerator, he disappears. Never to be seen ever again, as the refrigerator stays open, warm, and alone.

It is debatable to state if the next setting presented in this episode is it's own scene or not, but considering the previous episodes, it is safe to assume that it is apart of scene 4. The setting depicts a large, armless Among Us character of the red variety carrying "a very scary drawing" with a Doobis Fragment to the right who used Dr. Gigi's old design. A loud sound of DerpySense saying sus plays after cutting to this setting. After a while of that static screen, the setting cuts to a close-up of the drawing at hand, with additional text at the bottom right stating, "what the drawing looks like".

## Trivia

* Episode 1, episode 2, this episode, and episode 4 where all made in the same day. This has never happened with any other Doobis Films episodes, meaning that these 4 episodes are the only episodes made consecutively in the same day as each other.
* This is the first episode to contain a reference to Plants vs Zombies, in the form of Doorshooter.

## Gallery

Transparent image of the water asset used in this episode. This is used for the "tasty water" of scene 1 and the cup of water in scene 4.This is a Doobis Fragment puking.This is a Doobis Fragment on his phone.This is the Doorshooter Attack on the opposing Doobis Fragment.Doobis Fragment seeing a Liberty Mutual advertisement upon turning on his T.V.That same Doobis Fragment from the previous image marching to a Liberty Mutual building armed with his T.V.A frame of the explosion effect after the T.V is thrown.Doobis Fragment returning to his opened refrigerator to see that his orange juice was in there and ready for him to drink.This frame shown at the near end of Scene 4. Debatable to consider this it's own scene or a setting apart of Scene 4.