In this funny and memorable show, it is April Fool's Day and that means that everyone is on the lookout for Little Pete and his pranks. Even the family is not immune from the the gags and pranks. But the person on high alert is Principal Schwinger who just so happens to be hosting 'Johnny Earwax and the Up with Hygiene Singers'. He wants nothing to go wrong.
It seems many years ago Johnny Earwax helped Mr Schwinger with his clogged ears and now every year the Principal invites the group back to sing their songs of health. And when Mr Schwinger hears that Pete is planning an attack on the show, he places him under Principal arrest with information provided by none other than Nona. But there is more to this story that should not be missed.
For the first time in season three, we have a well written script that produced some much fine material. There are many subtle gags in this show, example is when Wayne does not duck when the door explodes... you see him next with smoked colored eye glasses. Small things like that make watching the show so pleasurable. You add in Adam West playing the principal that employs Pit Stain to help control Wrigley and you have the makings of a fine episode. The story was interesting, the acting top-notch and the end result entertaining. Who would have thought that 'Up with Hygiene Singers' would make such a memorable show.
It seems many years ago Johnny Earwax helped Mr Schwinger with his clogged ears and now every year the Principal invites the group back to sing their songs of health. And when Mr Schwinger hears that Pete is planning an attack on the show, he places him under Principal arrest with information provided by none other than Nona. But there is more to this story that should not be missed.
For the first time in season three, we have a well written script that produced some much fine material. There are many subtle gags in this show, example is when Wayne does not duck when the door explodes... you see him next with smoked colored eye glasses. Small things like that make watching the show so pleasurable. You add in Adam West playing the principal that employs Pit Stain to help control Wrigley and you have the makings of a fine episode. The story was interesting, the acting top-notch and the end result entertaining. Who would have thought that 'Up with Hygiene Singers' would make such a memorable show.
