 Just as Mr. Dime introduces the
show, Seth Pool comes in, and announces that
since he has pulled the studio plug, the
"show (that Mr. Dime) hate(s) so much"
can't go on the air. Realizing how much money
this'll cost him, Mr. Dime sets out to plug the
studio plug back in.
After learning
about the plug, Ross dismisses the kids but the
kids complain cause they aren't getting paid for
their time off and they go to the Network Canteen
-- a local hangout. When Lois asks why they're
there, Christine explains about the studio plug,
and Lois offers to give them her sink plug,
which, of course, isn't what they're looking for,
but it ends up plugging Kevin's mouth up to keep
him from talking. Meanwhile, Mr. Dime rushes to
the studio and asks a crew member where the kids
studio is and then when he arrives plugs the
studio plug back in although the socket says
danger high voltage, and the kids are herded back
in to the studio by Ross and his bullwhip which
confuses them cause they were just told that
there wasn't going to be a show.
Later, Mr. Dime,
thinking the kids show could use some
"polish," hires a drama coach (who
looks almost identical to another Ruth Buzzi
character, Miss Inform) to teach the kids the
"finer points of money making." The
coach has them speak in Olde English wording.
First they start doing some warm ups and Miss
Inform tells them to pretend like they're a tree
spreading their branches out and a bird is on one
of the cast members arm. Then Jono tries very
hard to be a tree and transforms into one.
Marc asks Lois for
something at the cafeteria and all she had was a
breakfast sausage that she used for the sink as a
plug since the people at the studio took hers to
plug Somers mouth with.
The kids start
speaking Olde English cause of Miss Inform. When
Christine refuses to do a link to commercials,
Mr. Dime has Seth Pool pull the studio plug again
so the network can play some commercials. Of
course, when they get back, Seth realizes that
he's lost the plug. Jono finds the plug when he
accidently puts it in Kevin's mouth, thinking it
was the sink plug while Keving starts speaking a
Shakespearean language. Then they introduce their
musical guest Max Webster.
Unfortunately
only half of this show is availble as it was
taped from a YTV broadcast and
stopped taping it while Max Webster
performed which was one of the best parts of this
show cause the episode lacked of a good
storyline.
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