Night of the Living McFizzles

"Night of the Living McFizzles"
	Season 1, Episode 11
Prod. Code:	106b
Premiered:	October 15, 2012
	Credits
	Written by:
	David Shayne
	Storyboard by:
	Alex Almaguer & Dan O'Connor
	Directed by:
	Joshua Taback
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"Night of the Living McFizzles" is the eleventh episode of the first season of Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. It is the second part of a two-part Halloween special, and it premiered on October 15, 2012.

Synopsis

Zombies appear in town on Halloween night.

Plot

After riding a haunted house ride with Theresa and Debbie Kang, Randy tries to hide the fact that he was scared on it to avoid being humiliated. Howard is mad, and tries to reveal that he was scared, but with no luck.

Meanwhile, at McFist's house, McFist's attacked by a zombie, and then scared by Viceroy. Viceroy then explain that because of the combination of McFist's top secret weapons factory with the public candy factory, the newest and most popular candy, McFizzles, have been weaponized, turning anyone who eats them into zombies who crave candy.

Characters

Main characters

Secondary characters

Background characters

Trivia

The title is based off the 1968's horror film Night of the Living Dead.
Both Theresa Fowler and Debbie Kang makes their first speaking appearances.
Debbie Kang wears a costume based off the Mexican Death Bear.
Theresa Fowler's costume is Stevens, glasses and trombone included.
The Nameless Boy with a Red Shirt appears dressed as Frankenstein's Monster.
Although "Viva El Nomicon" aired after this episode, this episode is chronologically before it because McFist bought Whoopee World in "Viva El Nomicon", and it's mentioned in this episode that McFist Industries owns Whoopee World.
The episode makes a reference to the Nightmare on Elm Street movie, having a street named Elm Street.
The music video Thriller is referenced, as one of the first zombies seen in the group of zombies is wearing a red jacket that looks like the Michael Jackson's outfit.
Plus, the corridor scene is a reference to the movie The Shining.
It is shown for the first time that Theresa has a crush on Randy.
Howard's trick-or-treat bag is based off of Viceroy's robot Otto.
The doomsday device was the same doomsday device from the previous episode "Dawn of Discroll".

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v - e - d Season One Episodes

Last Stall on the Left • Got Stank? • So U Think U Can Stank • McFists of Fury • Gossip Boy • House of 1,000 Boogers • Monster Dump • Attack of the Killer Potatoes • The Tale of the Golden Doctor's Note • Dawn of the Driscoll • Night of the Living McFizzles • Viva El Nomicon • 30 Seconds to Math • Monster Drill • Silent Punch, Deadly Punch • Stank'd to the Future • Wave Slayers • Sword Quest • Nukid on the Block • Weinerman Up • Evil Spirit Week • Der Monster Klub • Grave Puncher: The Movie! • Escape from Detention Island • Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja • Shoob Tube • Stanks Like Teen Spirit • Raiders of the Lost Nomicon • Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes • Secret Stache • Hip Hopocalypse Now • Ninja Camp • McFear Factor • Randy Cunningham and the Sorcerer's Key • The Ninja Identity • The Ninja Supremacy • Enter the Nomicon • Swampy Seconds • McSatchle • Fart-Topia • The McHugger Games • McFreaks • Sorcerer in Love • Pranks for Nothing • Lucious O’Thunderpunch • Bring Me the Head of Ranginald Bagel! • Weinerman Tested, Cunningham Approved • Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress's Revenge • McOne Armed and Dangerous • Shloomp! There It Is! • Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja