Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures [Season 1,] Episode 11: Never
the Twain Shall Meet by AverageMansReviews
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5 things about this episode
Warning: there are flashing effects/other effects
Storyline/Telephone Booth tracker: the storyline is good; moving on to the Telephone Booth tracker;
Dimas, California, USA, The Present to George Theatre, England - 1595 to
Sacramento, California, Suttee's Mill, USA 1849 to The Mississippi River Circa,
- 1862 to Dimas, California, USA, The
Present
Frog race: in The Mississippi River Circa
- 1862; we have Bill & Ted cheating with them on a higher level of this
Mississippi River Steamboat running along tempting this frog with a fly on the
end of this basic fishing rod; this is good action and good comedy going
hand-in-hand here.
This episode receives: 5/10, this episode is mixed; this episode annoyed me so much because
when Bill & Ted goes through The Circuits of History and land in a
different place and time period, someone has gone back to using the idea of
using text and numbers which is synonymous with that time in history [as I have
already referenced I know they used it in
Episode 9: This Babe Ruth 'Babe' Is a Dude, Dude [just to cover my back I
can't remember other episodes changing the text,] which I could read and when
it is appropriate I have never hidden the fact I am dyslexic, but as it relates
to this current episode it was one step too far, which this is just speculation
but I think someone must understood this; whilst developing this episode. Just
because when you get to The Mississippi River Circa, - 1862 the text goes back
to normal, so apologies if I have gotten any location wrong here, hopefully
they stop changing the text and just have it normally in white black outline, basically
don't fix something which is clearly not broken in the first place, I hope they
don’t do it again; because it really sucks the fun out of this TV program.
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