Hut Sut Raw / Kiss Me I'm Foreign
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Hut Sut Raw / Kiss Me I'm Foreign was the seventh episode of the second season of the Animated Television series Rocko's Modern Life.
[edit] Hut Sut Raw
Rocko, Filburt, and Heffer go camping, but it turns out to be a complete disaster, and the three almost starve. Dissappointed by modern camping methods, Rocko decides that he and his friends rough it. However they can't get clean water due to romancing fish or meat when Rocko's Fish-O-Matic fails and when Heff's fridge is raided by squirrels. They tireously trek the trails searching for food. They almost eat each other until slabs of steak are flung their way. The trio feast until a pack of wild shrews, whom the steak was meant for, attack the gang as it turned out it was a wild shrew park. In the end, Rocko and his friends decide to camp outside his house in his front lawn much to their delight. The episode ends with the trio singing the meaningless "Hut Sut Raw" campfire song as well as a joke disclaimer stating that no shrews were harmed in the making of the episode.
[edit] Kiss Me, I'm Foreign
Rocko is erroneously going to be deported, even though he's a legal citizen. Thinking quickly, Heffer manages to claim that Rocko's getting married, and that Filbert's the lucky "bride". The foreign national worker buys this story, and wishes Rocko good luck on his marriage. Unfortunately for Filbert, this puts a damper on his relationship with Dr. Hutchison, and the two decide to separate. Filbert and Rocko get married, and begin to live together. However, Filbert's overbearing attitude starts to get on Rocko's nerves, and after getting called repeatedly while at work, Rocko tells him to lay off. Filbert thinks that Rocko doesn't appreciate him, and declares that he'll be just the same then. When Rocko gets home that day, Filbert is acting like a crude stereotype of the "lazy husband", sitting around and arguing about stupid things while Rocko sort of takes on the role of the doting and long-suffering wife. When at dinner, Filbert puts down the dinner and starts demanding things with a nasty attitude. Rocko has had enough of Filbert's gaff at this point, and the two get into a huge fight that's interrupted by the foreign national worker arriving at the house. The line "What in the hell..o" is used to greet the worker. Rocko's given a new green card and citizenship papers, declaring him a legal citizen...again. Filbert and Rocko make up for the whole facade, putting their friendship ahead of the events that occurred. Filbert also manages to patch up his relationship with Dr. Hutchison again, and the two are just as happy as they were before.
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