Angst? What Angst?: Yakko, Wakko, and Dot don't seem to be angry, sad, bitter, or psychologically broken after being locked up in the water tower against their will for a long time.

Alternative Joke Interpretation: Why does Yakko believe 'conjugate' refers to a sex act in the episode with the teacher? Is it because of conjugal rights, which are the legal rights in relations to sex, or is he confusing it with 'consummate' or 'copulate'?.At the end of the Episode 24 segment 'Wings Take Heart', why did the butterfly girl slap the moth man? Was she angry with him for (apparently) abandoning her earlier? or was it just a playful slap to get him to chase her?.

Were the Warners genuinely ticked off? Or was this a mind game set up from the beginning just to drive Doctor Scratch'n'Sniff insane? (You know, like they love doing every other episode?) And if they were genuinely ticked off, did Yakko really use Dot's toothbrush, elbow her, hit her, and say he was going to 'get' her, and did Dot really bite Yakko? Or was one or both of them lying or mistaken?

Runt is not nerdy but is quite the silly and lovable Kindhearted Simpleton.

Pinky is a complete and utter goofball and it just makes him look all the more lovable, because he's sweetly naive.

Wakko is an adorable, precious Cloudcuckoolander, through and through.

Even if he had been forced to go to foster care anyway, he could have done it on his terms and asked to keep visiting Aunt Slappy. This gets foster care on his case, and they take him away from a dangerous situation. Instead, he takes over the chores and lies to everyone that everything is fine at home. Presumably, Skippy would have been less stressed if he had gotten more help after Slappy suffers a breakdown.

Accidental Aesop: In 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock,' You Are Not Alone when dealing with a family crisis, and know when to ask for help.

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