Twilight stared at him in bemusement. "That's absolutely ridiculous. Everypony knows that zombies are created by voodoo witch doctors channeling fell spirits into the corpses of the recently deceased via mystic song and dance."
Rainbow Dash should have known this. The whole plot to 28 Pranks Later falls apart when you consider this fact.
"28 Pranks Later" was a particularly worrisome synopsis. It promised to repeat the worst crimes of "The Mysterious Mare-Do-Well" and continue to have Rainbow Dash re-learn already-known lessons. Thankfully, the episode itself is surprisingly good-natured and entertaining, even though it still feels like a repetition of earlier character development. It's just too bad that this is the show at its most thuddingly predictable and simplistic, repeating all of the previous episode's mistake with
Oops... I almost forgot to post a Question of the Week this week, but I caught it and here we are. 
For this question, I wanted to ask a question that regards something I've employed in some of my older stories (like Ask Roseate Grimsbane, the Witch) where each chapter would have a quote from a book of some sort (usually something made up for the setting).
So, I've got a story being drafted.
No, not the Equestrian Girls one-- something different.
What is it, you ask?
Technically (and note that I say "Technically"), it's a simple little one-shot of Fluttershy going for a walk in the Everfree Forest, during a rainstorm. Not a lot, but it's something I decided to do.
28 Pranks Later was MLP's only foray into the zombie genre, and it's a good one. In this episode, Rainbow Dash goes on a pranking spree that irritates most of Ponyville.
It's rare for me these days to find my thoughts on a new episode echoed by more than a few people around the fandom. The Cart Before the Ponies is a rare victory for me in this regard, but that victory is ultimately pyrrhic, since everyone agrees with me that the episode was just okay, with the only dissent being whether or not that makes it bad. I have thought of one thing, however, that makes this ultimately mediocre episode worth watching, in case you needed some pushing into the "it
Technically zombies exist in their universe. I've seen enough movies where zombies come about and they never use the word cause they don't know what a zombie is but since they said zombies in the newest episode they must exist in that universe. Also this makes zombies in a bunch of other fanfics seem really plausible. Now granted they're cookie zombies but zombies none the less!
Oops I forgot. And I was on such a good run!
Brass Polish presents some thoughts, jokes, and observations on the second ending in a row that we totally didn’t see coming.
So...
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Anyone else reminded of another episode? Also... those cookies looked delicious
I am not usually a fan of zombie movies or the like. They're a type of monster that's never quite appealed to me. I've never been tempted to see "Night of the Living Dead" or its imitators, and my enjoyment of games like Dead Rising and Resident Evil is about as far as I'm usually willing to go in regard to engaging with the genre of zombie horror.
Pipp believes in science, but science doesn't believe in her.
Pipp, leave glitter production to the experts. Ahem, Izzy.
Good thing she wore goggles or she'd be blinded. She'll die of asphyxiation, but at least she won't be blind. That's something, right?
I'm blue Da ba dee da ba di...
Glitter gains sentience.
As with all beings who gain sentience, it becomes aggressive.
Kamikaze glitter!
Commercials that aired during a broadcast of the syndicated version of *Roseanne* on WNYW-TV Fox Channel 5 in New York, in 1993. I think this aired on February 28 of that year.
ADVERTISEMENTS (in order):
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Inside Edition promo
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Only just got round to watching this one. That's time I could have spent jetwashing flagstones or somesuch. Ah well. I have to ask why they felt it necessary to write this story. Have they felt guilty about condoning prankery ever since Griffon the Brush-Off graced our screens? I doubt even Hasbro could be that apologetic.
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