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===Filming===
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A cut scene from this episode involved [[El Kabong]] buying toilet paper. This was cut due to the Covid 19 situation where people were hoarding toilet paper.<ref>[[Careen Ingle|Ingle, Careen]] ([[August 4]], [[2021]]). [https://twitter.com/CareenIngle/status/1423024386227900418 "Originally, Kabong was buying a giant roll of toilet paper, but then the Personal Pan Pizza happened, and everybody started buying up all the TP everywhere for real, and execs said @MeghanLands and I had to change it, so we did rash cream instead. #Jellystone #storyboards"🐴🧻]. ''Twitter''. Retrieved [[November 10]], 2021.</ref>
A cut scene from this episode involved [[El Kabong]] buying toilet paper. This was cut due to the Covid 19 situation where people were hoarding toilet paper.<ref>[[Careen Ingle|Ingle, Careen]] ([[August 4]], [[2021]]). [https://twitter.com/CareenIngle/status/1423024386227900418 "Originally, Kabong was buying a giant roll of toilet paper, but then the Personal Pan Pizza happened, and everybody started buying up all the TP everywhere for real, and execs said @MeghanLands and I had to change it, so we did rash cream instead. #Jellystone #storyboards"🐴🧻]. ''Twitter''. Retrieved [[November 10]], 2021.</ref>
For the same reason listen above, a scene where [[Lippy the Lion]] coughs was also removed.


==Music==
==Music==

Revision as of 21:30, 15 March 2022

Grocery Store
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Premiere date July 29, 2021
Run time 10:31
Music composed by Ego Plum
Writer(s) Careen Ingle
Director(s) Careen Ingle
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"Grocery Store" is the third episode (part two) of Jellystone! season one. It premiered on July 29, 2021 on HBO Max. It was written and directed by Careen Ingle.

Daddy lets Augie get a banana for their fruit salad at the grocery store by herself, but gets distracted with delicious free samples and what her teacher is buying. Meanwhile, Daddy frantically awaits her return.

Detailed summary

Memorable quotes

Characters

Legend
Character debut Speaking debut Ep. debut No lines Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character Actor
Doggie Daddy C.H. Greenblatt
Augie Doggie Georgie Kidder
Kwicky Koala N/A
Mr. Jinks Jeff Bergman
Winnie Witch Lesley Nicol
Peter Potamus C.H. Greenblatt
Snagglepuss N/A
Bobbie Louie Jenny Lorenzo
Lippy the Lion Jeff Bergman
Quack-Up Fajer Al-Kaisi
Pasta salsa jar Fajer Al-Kaisi
Shazzan Fajer Al-Kaisi
Dancing cheese C.H. Greenblatt
Lobster Unavailable
Touché Turtle N/A
Shelly N/A
Mildew Wolf N/A
El Kabong N/A
Smirky (picture) N/A
Yogi Bear N/A
Captain Caveman N/A


Locations

Objects

Vehicles

Production

Development

Filming

A cut scene from this episode involved El Kabong buying toilet paper. This was cut due to the Covid 19 situation where people were hoarding toilet paper.[1] For the same reason listen above, a scene where Lippy the Lion coughs was also removed.

Music

The music and themes were composed by Ego Plum.

Release

Dates are in order of release:

Behind the scenes

  • This episode is unique as it's the first one to not have Yogi talk and plays no part in the story.
  • Barbera's is named after Joseph Barbera, co-founder of animation studio, Hanna-Barbera.
  • Mildew sends a text to Shazzan implying he has romantic feelings for Shazzan.
  • Shazzan yells out the words "Yapple dapple" when making the crackers fly over, this was originally the catchphrase of Babu of the Jeannie TV series when he used his magic.
    • Ironically enough, Greenblatt originally wanted to use Babu for the series, but was unable to, due to illegal issues. In later production, Babu was replaced with Shazzan.
  • In the Brazilian dub for this episode, El Kabong is referred to as Quick Draw. Whether this was intentional or not is unknown.
  • Quack Up selling insurance is most likely a reference to the insurance company Aflac, who's mascot is a duck.

Errors

  • Quack-Up is just credited as "Duck."

Critical reception

In other languages

Language Name Meaning
Spanish Mercado Market

References