A Tale of Two Snottys is an episode from Back at the Barnyard from Season 1.
Synopsis[]
The episode opens with Snotty Boy torturing the barn animals once again. Otis tries running up the roof, but accidentally makes Snotty Boy unconscious Luckily, he's got a pulse and they decide to take him back to the Beady's, but Abby says that Mrs. Beady will blame them. They decide to have Pig disguise himself as Snotty Boy until he wakes up and the Beady's are easily fooled. Pig enjoys being Snotty Boy so much that he decides to stay as him forever. Later that night, he and Nathan develop a father-son like relationship and Nathan is happy for the first time in years.
Meanwhile, Snotty Boy gets amnesia and the animals realize that the only way to get Pig back is to jog Snotty Boy's memory and because Snotty Boy is annoying them with his newly found kindness and sweetness. They fail however and decide to have Snotty Boy live in the barn with them. However, Otis falls on top of Snotty Boy and he’s back to his old mean, obnoxious jerky self. Snotty Boy proves his identity to his aunt and uncle and Pig is kicked out of the Beady's house.
Voice cast[]
- Chris Hardwick as Otis
- Jeffrey Garcia as Pip
- Cam Clarke as Freddy
- Rob Paulsen as Peck
- Tino Insana as Pig
- Leigh-Allyn Baker as Abby
- Wanda Sykes as Bessy
- Dom Irrera as Duke
- Maria Bamford as Nora Beady
- Steve Oedekerk as Nathan Beady / Snotty Boy
Recap[]
Coming soon!
Trivia[]
- The episode's title is a pun on A Tale of Two Cities.
- The movie Freddy watches in the fantasy is obviously a parody of the Disney Channel movie High School Musical and a reference to the movie A Clockwork Orange.
- The line "Freddy no, your arms are much too weak" is likely a reference to The Simpsons episode "Miracle on Evergreen Terrace" during which Homer says a similar line to Lisa when she strangles Bart for his crimes in the episode and Homer decides to do it himself.
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