I just really wanted to talk about that moment, because it jarred me the first time I watched it. That’s probably the worst part of the episode. It has nothing to do with your blood type. The more carbon dioxide you let out of your body, the more mosquitos you’ll attract. It’s because of carbon dioxide, a gas that mosquitos are apparently very attracted to. But, the reason isn’t because of their blood type. I even looked up if mosquitos are more attracted to certain humans than others. But… How exactly does this make sense? Here’s the answer: It doesn’t. I’m sorry, HUH!? Look, I know this isn’t a huge problem in the episode. Let me repeat that: The reason why mosquitos are more attracted to Oscar than Kat is because Oscar has rich mayan blood. The reason? Because Oscar has rich mayan blood. They then start discussing about mosquitos, because they’re apparently much more attracted to Oscar than Kat. So, Kat, along with her Mayan friend, Oscar, try to figure out why Kenny wants to eat Luskafish above anyone else. They try to keep Kenny from eating Luskafish, but Kenny’s lust for Luskafish’s flesh is much stronger than even the most powerful barriers. This continues several times throughout the episode, and no one is able to figure out why. Though, when Kenny meets him… He tries to eat Luskafish, chasing him up a tree. She’s wondering if she could introduce Luskafish to Kenny, since he has a fear of sharks. Luskafish, since Grace is a psychiatrist. She gets confronted by her mother, Grace Cassidy, introducing her to one of her patients, Mr. The episode starts with Katarina “Kat” Cassidy, Kenny’s pet owner, drawing a picture of her pet. Let’s jump right into the first episode, “Simply Irresistible.” But, it has a 7.5 with 57 ratings on IMDb, so I’m expecting it to be at least decent with its comedy.īut, that’s enough talking about the show. In terms of my expectations, I’m expecting it to be funny, but not the funniest thing in the world. Riley said he loved watching it as a kid and he found it to be really funny, so I hope it lives up to that. And, considering it’s a comedy, I hope it’s able to be funny. All I care about is if it’s good at what it does. I don’t know if that’ll be explained in the series, or really anywhere, but it’s not anything too important to focus on. Well, what about the show itself? It stars an anthropomorphic tiger shark who decided to move out of the ocean. I can’t even find any information about him other than he created the show. I mean, it’ll take quite a long time considering everything else I’m doing, but I can certainly get through it. So, that means I have 52 episodes to get through. But, anyways, during its run time, from Novemto February 18, 2006, it managed to get out 2 seasons with 26 11-minute episodes each. Even though I’ve always lived in Canada, I found all of that out thanks to the internet. You know, the network that was bought out by Hasbro in 2010 and renamed to The Hub? Then Hub Network? Then Discovery Family, its current name? Remember that? I do. Apparently, it was a Discovery Kids show. So, in terms of this show… I’ve never heard of it before. I’ll get to that second show after I review the Gumball episode “The Pressure.”
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I got a request to review every episode of Kenny the Shark by, as well as another series requested by someone else on the same day. Well, looks like I have a bit more on my plate now.
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