| Series Name | |
| Season 2, Episode 17b | |
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| Air date | January 16, 2010 |
| Written by | Dan Serafin |
| Directed by | Tom Grevera |
| Episode Guide | |
| previous RoboPeck |
next Puppy Love |
"Arcade of Doom" is an episode from Back at the Barnyard from Season 2.
Synopsis[]
Otis and the gang go to the arcade, where Snotty Boy and his friends are hanging out. They see a brand new Zbox on the prize shelf and decide to win enough tickets to get it. However, Snotty Boy and his friends want it as well and they start to sabotage the animals' attempts at winning tickets. Otis faces off against Snotty Boy in laser tag and defeats him. The animals win the Zbox, but a little boy begs for it and Otis gives it to him. The boy is revealed to be a midget and runs away with the console, made the animals felt confused. Pig, still holding his pocket mirror, unknowingly reflects a light into the fox cheerleader Freddy was talking to for the episode, causing it to destroy the arcade.
Voice cast[]
- Chris Hardwick as Otis/ English School Kid And Donk E. Cheese (Character)
- Jeffrey Garcia as Pip
- Cam Clarke as Freddy
- Rob Paulsen as Peck
- Tino Insana as Pig
- Leigh-Allyn Baker as Abby and Fox Cheerleader
- Steve Oedekerk as Snotty Boy
- Paul Greenberg as Snotty Boy's Friends
Recap[]
Coming soon!
Trivia[]
- This and Free Schmoozy are the only episodes where all the animals stay in their disguises and don't appear on the farm.
- The Zbox 360 is a parody of the Xbox 360.
- Donk E. Cheese is a parody of Chuck E. Cheese.
- This episode was paired up with "RoboPeck" during its first airing in the Super Strange Saturday event, but has since been re-airing with "Rodeotis."
- Donk E. Cheese's line to Snotty Boy, "When you wake up in the emergency room, tell 'em Donk E. Cheese sent ya", is a reference to a line in The Simpsons episode, "Itchy and Scratchyland": "When you get to Hell, tell 'em Itchy sent ya."
- Otis and the gang could've run after the gangsters and gotten the Zbox back.
- In the commercial for the ZBox 360, the living room of Mrs. Beady's house is used as a setting.
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