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Private Notes
In the Season 3 opener, Hero Man (Travis Willingham), Hero Lass (Tara Platt), Bug Boy (Yuri Lowenthal) and Samurai Snake (Bryan Enk / Dee Bradley Baker) vie for political control of the shelf. But there can be only one...
Hero Man attempts a card trick, enraging Bug Boy, so Hero Lass helps out in her own way.
Also, stay tuned at the end of the episode for a very special invite from the Shelf Life crew!
Despite his first failed foray into politics, Hero Man is undeterred as he takes a stand with the common man. But Bug Boy soon discovers that even politics is 99% sex and 1% intelligence.
Jealous of Samurai Snake's epic tales of mortal combat, Hero Man tries to steal the spotlight by faking powers he doesn't actually have. SPOILER ALERT: It doesn't work.
Why is today different than all other days? Because Hero Man can finally understand what Samurai Snake is saying! Or has he always been able to...
Sure, she's got pals on the shelf, but Hero Lass is lonely, and not even stealing Monkey Boy's hat will make her feel any better. Unfortunately for Bug Boy, when reality's not enough, there's always fantasy...
Clearly Hero Man doesn't read the paper (Let's face it, he doesn't read anything), because he's gotten himself in trouble with a bad real estate deal. But is he the only one in trouble...?
It's all fun and games until someone loses their hair. And then Hero Man, Bug Boy and Samurai Snake find it and it's fun and games again. But there's a price to fun and games at someone else's expense...
When Hero Man, Samurai Snake and Bug Boy have to leave the shelf to search under the bed for Hero Lass' fallen magic marker they discover the truth behind the stories about The Boogie Man that lives under the bed...
A battle of the titans! Who will be victorious? Can there be only one? Should we always bet on black? Or green? Will they ever find Hero Lass' magic marker? You'll only know by watching the stunning conclusion to Season 3! Thanks, True Believers! See you next season!
On a very special educational bonus episode of Shelf Life, the gang learns about Canada, our cultural differences, and the similarities we all share. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!
