- "Technically speaking, given the Earth's rotation divided by the angle of a hippopotamus, backwards is...is better! "
- — Foduck
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Jeff Rosen |
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Foduck in Reverse is the eleventh episode of the fifth season.
Plot[]
Foduck has not gone backwards in a long time, but when he has to tow in reverse to dock Nautilus the Navy Ship, he finds that it is a lot of fun. In fact, it's so much fun that he floats in reverse everywhere he goes. The change puts a smile on the face of the normally serious and responsible safety tug, but it also makes him careless. Because he can't see very well going backwards he almost runs over Dorothy Dory, who is saved by Theodore. The brush with danger makes Foduck realize that it is okay to go backwards, but not all the time.
Characters[]
- Foduck
- Theodore
- Hank
- George (cameo)
- Emily (cameo)
- Brunswick
- Nautilus
- Guysborough
- Bedford
- Benjamin Bridge
- The Dispatcher
- Dorothy (does not speak)
- Phillip and Filmore (cameo)
- Blandford (cameo)
Trivia[]
- Bedford breaks the fourth wall in this episode. He turns to the audience, wondering why Foduck is going backwards.
Goofs[]
- When Theodore gets into Foduck's way to save Dorothy, Foduck changes position of where he hits Theodore.
Watch[]
Theodore Tugboat-Foduck In Reverse