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-> Written by: Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris Burns, M. Wartella
-> Revisions by: John Lee, Jon Glaser
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-> Written by: '''Written by:''' Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris Burns, M. Wartella
->Revisions by: '''Revisions by:''' John Lee, Jon Glaser
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jesse Schmal's clip from a scene he worked on in the animatic reel shows that the Twins' dialogue was trimmed down in the final product. The original dialogue:
--> '''Twin 1:''' Looks like the Warden's nocturnal missions are taking a toll.
--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail is becoming a super-BORE!
--> '''Twin 1''': It's time we give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it! (hits button)
** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.
--> '''Twin 1:''' Looks like the Warden's nocturnal missions are taking a toll.
--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail is becoming a super-BORE!
--> '''Twin 1''': It's time we give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it! (hits button)
** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The ColdOpen has Jacknife going to a strip club called "Dream Land". The main plot is about The Warden exploring the dream world.
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** Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
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** Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
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* ContinuityNod: The Middle-Eastern inmate and the bald black one from "Superbar" is seen among the musicians in the Warden's first dream. The goateed Asian inmate also makes a cameo, polishing a glass.
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* ContinuityNod: The Middle-Eastern inmate and the bald black one from "Superbar" is are both seen among the musicians in the Warden's first dream. The goateed Asian inmate also makes a cameo, polishing a glass.
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* BodyHorror: In the climax in the dream world, the Warden experiences Jared's head growing out of his own crotch, unnerving him. ''Then'' he sees Alice decompose and become a zombie before his eyes.
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* ContinuityNod: The Middle-Eastern inmate from "Superbar" is seen among the musicians in the Warden's first dream. Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
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* ContinuityNod: The Middle-Eastern inmate and the bald black one from "Superbar" is seen among the musicians in the Warden's first dream. The goateed Asian inmate also makes a cameo, polishing a glass.
** Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
** Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
* FanDisservice: Alice's antioxidant seaweed mask, which has eels and crabs writhing about in it. There's also the matter of Jared's dream, which the Warden quickly becomes disgusted by, to the point where it makes him dive into a toilet to get away.
** In the Warden's dream of the inmates murdering him, the bald mustachioed Gay Inmate can be seen among the crowd rushing through the door.
** Some of the inmates that fall past the Warden in the "falling dream" that he visits aren't even human ones, with one shown to have a gray cube for his head.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Viewers get a very detailed shot of Alice's mucus-filled nose, along with her stubble and acne.
* HyperspaceWardrobe: The Warden strips off his bedrobe and cap to instantly reveal his full suit and top hat underneath.
** Some of the inmates that fall past the Warden in the "falling dream" that he visits aren't even human ones, with one shown to have a gray cube for his head.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Viewers get a very detailed shot of Alice's mucus-filled nose, along with her stubble and acne.
* HyperspaceWardrobe: The Warden strips off his bedrobe and cap to instantly reveal his full suit and top hat underneath.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair). As with the "Combaticus" duo, these two inmates also immediately precede a moment involving the Twins.
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* StockFootage: The inmates that fall past the Warden in the "falling dream" are the same batch of guys looped over and over.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having grayinghair).hair[[note]]Judging by the tattoos on the bald one, he seems to be the inmate from "Superbar", recycled for this scene[[/note]]). As with the "Combaticus" duo, these two inmates also immediately precede a moment involving the Twins.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying
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** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.
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** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.button.
* WrapAroundBackground: The same few inmates and walls are looped as the Twins pass by with the hoops that they're playing with.
* WrapAroundBackground: The same few inmates and walls are looped as the Twins pass by with the hoops that they're playing with.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair).
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair). As with the "Combaticus" duo, these two inmates also immediately precede a moment involving the Twins.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although there are a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair).
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although there are they seem to also be voiced by Richard Mather and bear a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair).
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* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style.
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* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style. Then there's the ending, shot entirely in live-action.
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* ContinuityNod: The Middle-Eastern inmate from "Superbar" is seen among the musicians in the Warden's first dream. Later, in the dream world, the gray-haired man from the bored duo in "Combaticus" is shown among the crowd of inmates. The pale bald inmate from "Mr. Grumpy-Pants" is also shown briefly among the paranoid inmates who are unable to sleep.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Two particular inmates wind up terrified from being unable to sleep, and go to get coffee together. They're not the same guys from "Combaticus", although there are a few similarities in their designs (with both pairs having bulbous noses, one man in each pair being a bald black man, and the other man having graying hair).
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A nightmare has convinced the Warden that he'll be betrayed by someone in his jail, and that he and the rest of his staff will be violently murdered. He brings out the "Dream Machine" in order to spy on everyone's dreams and weed out the culprit, but soon finds himself growing increasingly paranoid and violent by the fact that his killer could be ''anyone'' within the jail.
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* BuryYourGays: Though usually inverted with them surviving bloodbaths, the Gay Inmates are crushed to death by the Warden. Although, it ''was'' the dream world too.
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* RefugeeFromTVLand: As a result of this episode's GainaxEnding, the Warden wakes up as some bum in the real world, where apparently Superjail doesn't exist. [[OrIsIt But then there's that matter of the Warden poster and its message...]]
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* RefugeeFromTVLand: As a result of this episode's GainaxEnding, the Warden wakes up as some bum in the real world, where apparently Superjail doesn't exist. [[OrIsIt [[TheEndOrIsIt But then there's that matter of the Warden poster and its message...]]
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* RefugeeFromTVLand: As a result of this episode's GainaxEnding, the Warden wakes up as some bum in the real world, where apparently Superjail doesn't exist. [[OrIsIt But then there's that matter of the Warden poster and its message...]]
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** When the Twins meddle with the buttons at Warden's desk, besides the "Sleeping Gas" button, a "Bad Clams" button can be seen. In [[http://vimeo.com/50068500 the animatic]], the other buttons' messages can be seen more clearly, and include "Bad Karma", "Hairy Hair", and one that is still somewhat obscured but might read "Nosy Neighbor".
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--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail has become a super-BORE!
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--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail has become is becoming a super-BORE!
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Watch for the Twins being blown back by the force of the Dream Machine's explosion.
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--> '''Twin 1''': Let's give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
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--> '''Twin 1''': Let's It's time we give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
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--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it!
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--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it!it! (hits button)
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* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style.
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* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style.style.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jesse Schmal's clip from a scene he worked on in the animatic reel shows that the Twins' dialogue was trimmed down in the final product. The original dialogue:
--> '''Twin 1:''' Looks like the Warden's nocturnal missions are taking a toll.
--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail has become a super-BORE!
--> '''Twin 1''': Let's give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it!
** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jesse Schmal's clip from a scene he worked on in the animatic reel shows that the Twins' dialogue was trimmed down in the final product. The original dialogue:
--> '''Twin 1:''' Looks like the Warden's nocturnal missions are taking a toll.
--> '''Twin 2:''' Superjail has become a super-BORE!
--> '''Twin 1''': Let's give the Warden a taste of his own medicine.
--> '''Twin 2''': You gassed for it!
** In the aired episode, the second line was completely removed (for time purposes), leaving the third line to be re-assigned to the second Twin (although it was not re-recorded), and the fourth was spoken by the Twin leaning on the side of the desk, rather than the one who pressed the button.
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->'''Airdate:''' November 23, 2008
-> Written by: Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris Burns, M. Wartella
-> Revisions by: John Lee, Jon Glaser
!!"Dream Machine" contains examples of:
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The Warden grows to a gigantic size to fight off the inmates and staff in the dream world.
* DreamWithinADream: Warden first dreams of having a date with Alice, only to wake up and be murdered- only to wake up and realize that too was just a dream.
* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style.
-> Written by: Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris Burns, M. Wartella
-> Revisions by: John Lee, Jon Glaser
!!"Dream Machine" contains examples of:
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The Warden grows to a gigantic size to fight off the inmates and staff in the dream world.
* DreamWithinADream: Warden first dreams of having a date with Alice, only to wake up and be murdered- only to wake up and realize that too was just a dream.
* MediumBlending: Jailbot's dream is an all-CGI world, save for the observing Warden, who's still animated in 2D Flash style.
