Mr. Cool is a Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! episode from season one.
Disambiguation: This article is about the episode. For the song of the same name, click here.
Characters Present[]
Main characters[]
Other characters[]
Places[]
- Wubbzy's House
- Clothing Store
- Wuzzleburg Boogie Bash
Summary[]
There is a dance party coming up and Walden hears and thinks that only the coolest people will be there, making him wonder if he's cool. Wubbzy and Widget offer to help him by teaching him things they think are cool.
Recap[]
On a nice day, Walden looks for a place to read. While reading, he hears Huggy, Buggy and Earl talk about being at Wuzzleburg Boogie Bash coming that night. They tell what fun things it has that makes him want to go, then Buggy says that only the coolest people can go. This made Walden wonder if he's cool or not.
At Wubbzy's House, Walden asks Wubbzy and Widget if he's cool. They tell him how smart he is, but said nothing about him being cool, making him feel down. They say he can be cool and they help him. Wubbzy and Widget take Walden to the clothing store to find him some cool clothes to wear. He wobbles out of the dressing room with new boots, glasses, hat, shirt and pants. After almost falling, his friends teach him how to talk cool by using words like "Yee-bah", "Ziggy-wig" and "Squiggily-wah-wah". Walden was unsure about how cool it was.
Back at the house, they teach Walden how to move cool by dancing. Wubbzy and Widget show him their dance moves, then he starts dancing and getting the flow in him. But when he spun, it made him trip and fall on a plant. Walden thinks this was a bad idea and should stop being cool. However, his friends tell him that he's already cool, and thus he proceeds to go to the Boogie Bash, despite subsequently falling from dancing again.
That night at the Wuzzleburg Boogie Bash, Wubbzy, Widget and everyone is enjoying their dance while Chef Fritz is making his cake. Walden enters the dance in his 'cool clothes' and shouts out one of his 'cool words' to show how cool he is. He gets everyone's attention making him think he's really cool. He talks cool to Wubbzy and Widget, even startling them, and begins dancing. His Slippity-Slide move knocks people down, his cry of "Yee-bah" makes Chef Fritz fall on and ruin his cake, and his super spin knocks down the Boogie Bash banner and many balloons. Everyone was disappointed with Walden for ruining the party. He has been "uncool", making him feel bad and this made Wubbzy and Widget recognize that they must've made Walden too cool.
Walden throws his 'cool hat and sunglasses' in the trashcan. Wubbzy and Widget apologize to Walden for attempting to change him, but Walden says it's not their fault. He confesses that he's not 'Mr. Cool' and sadly exits the Boogie Bash. Wubbzy and Widget overhear Chef Fritz lamenting that he forgot the secret ingredient to his classic noodle strudel salad. The dancers also can't remember how to do the Wuzzleburg Stomp Dance and need somebody who is really clever to advise them how to do it. Wubbzy and Widget tell them that Walden can help. Walden proceeds to walk out in the dark, feeling depressed. His friends stop him and say that everyone needs his help. This brightens his mood.
Back at the Boogie Bash, Walden whispers to Chef Fritz the secret ingredient to his noodle strudel salad, then he successfully teaches the dancers how to do the Stomp Dance. They tell him he's really smart and cool. Walden gleefully realizes so. The dancers do the instructed dance and Chef Fritz makes his noodle strudel salad. Walden learns that being yourself is what makes you cool. However, he still appreciated the hat and glasses, but when he looked for them in the trash, they weren't there. Wubbzy and Widget were wearing them and said "Squiggily-wow-wah" and smiled.
Transcript[]
See: Mr. Cool/Transcript
Quotes[]
Walden: So what do you think? Am I cool? Wubbzy & Widget: ... Wubbzy: Well... you're really smart. Widget: Yeah, and you know just about everything.
Wubbzy: Squiggily-wah-wah.
Walden: *Walks inside wearing "cool clothes"* Yee-bah! *Record skips* Everyone: *Looking at Walden* ... Walden: Everyone's looking at me. I must be way cool.
Walden: The secret ingredient to classic noodle strudel salad is... *Whispers* crumbled potato chips.
Walden: It's easy being Mr. Cool. You just have to be yourself. Although, I did like that hat and those sunglasses. *Walks to trash can and doesn't see glasses and hat inside* Hmm, that's strange. Wubbzy: *Wearing hat* Widget: *Wearing glasses* Wubbzy & Widget: Squiggily-wah-wah!
Post-Show Skit[]
The song, "Mr. Cool", is played.
Name in other languages[]
- French: Monsieur Fantastique ("Mr. Fantastic")
- German: Die Verwandlung ("The Transformation")
- Portuguese (Brazil): Eu sou Legal ("I am Cool")
- Portuguese (Portugal): Sr. Fixe ("Mr. Fix")
- Spanish (Latin American): El Más Divertido ("The Most Fun")
- Spanish (Spain): Un Tipo Guay ("The Cool Type")
Trivia[]
- Moral: You can be cool by just being yourself.
- The clothing store resembles where Walden got dressed up in the online game, Walden's Delightful Dress Up.
- The music video for this episode references the opening when it shows a montage of Walden with his art, science, and reading.
- This is the third time Walden is the primary character in an episode, the first two being Perfecto Party and Goo Goo Grief!.
- The music in this episode sounds similar to the song Funkytown by Lipps Inc.
- This is the third time Walden is the leading character in an episode with Wubbzy as a supporting character, the first being Goo Goo Grief! and the second being Perfecto Party.
- One of his quotes from this episode which is "Yee-bah" is also said in the short, The Wubbzy Wiggle (short).
- This is the only episode with a song where the song is the same name as the episode.
- In the British version of this episode, “The Spastic Ostrich” dance move was renamed to “The Funky Ostrich” as “Spastic” is considered a bad word (a.k.a. an ableist slur) in the UK.
- This episode was banned from Australian television after a viewer complained to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation about the word.[1] This is the first known instance of an episode of the series being banned from television.
Goofs/Errors[]
- On DirecTV and other cable systems, it is stated that this episode is broadcasted before A Clean Sweep, though on television, this episode is shown after A Clean Sweep.
- When Walden whispers “crumbled potato chips.” to Chef Fritz, it sounds more like he's speaking to him.