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Callie asks if it ever gets boring where Strong Bad lives. He answers the question a bit too well.
Strong Bad is encouraged to become a model.
Strong Bad tells us his "bottom 10."
Strong Bad gathers records for Count Longardeaux's Book of Party Tricks, Redneck Jokes, and Worldly Records.
Strong Bad goes back five or six years to the first email he ever answered to show how he gave advice on lady...ing.
We learn of the latest sensation that's sweeping the nation: The Geddup Noise.
Strong Bad explains how he helps The Cheat go to bed at night.
We learn of Strong Badia's space program, SBASAF.
Strong Bad tries to make a portrait of himself.
Patrick asks Strong Bad about his younger years.
Strong Bad instructs viewers on how to make an awesome death metal song.
Chris from Laramie, Wyoming, asks Strong Bad if he has any secret identities. Strong Bad discusses several options.
Strong Bad makes an introduction to technology for middle school students.
Strong Bad dramatically narrates other people's lives.
Strong Bad recounts the legendary myth of the Bear holding a Shark.
Strong Bad shows us his own Strong Bad pop-up book.
Strong Bad tries to impress an emailer's new lady fan.
Strong Bad imagines his head disconnecting from his body.
Strong Bad gets his own candy product.
In this, his sesquicentenn-email, Strong Bad constructs an alternate universe portal with the help of The Cheat and visits alternate realities, along with many of his doppelgängers, while Homestar tries to make a real fruit smoothie.
Strong Bad crashes a senior prom, only to have it backfire on him.
Gary from the UK asks about Strong Bad's ISP.
Strong Bad considers redesigning the "No Loafing" sign and painting his computer room.
Strong Bad explains how he keeps cool in the summer.
Strong Bad explains why his email show doesn't have an official theme song.
Strong Bad and The Cheat go on a road trip. Or more accurately, a car trip. Or even more accurately, a car.
Strong Bad shows us several examples of character trading cards.
Strong Bad resolves three cliffhangers, and is then confronted by "sweet lady irony".
The Lappy-nappers are revealed! Can Strong Bad save his beloved fold-em-up computer?
Strong Bad discusses crayon colors and stumbles upon Marzipan's cult, er, "classroom".
