I Love Sushi
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| Episode № | 47 |
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| Prod. code | 407 |
| Airdate | November 26, 2006 |
| Writer(s) | Dan Schneider |
| Director | Steve Hoefer |
| Guest star(s) | Paul Denniston Eddie Driscoll Carolyn Hennesy |
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"I Love Sushi" is the 47th episode of the Nickelodeon television series Drake & Josh. It first aired in the US on November 26, 2006.
[edit] Plot summary
Megan tells Drake and Josh that their parents anniversary is in two weeks, so they enter a Pump My Room contest to redecorate their living room as an anniversary gift. The next day, they find out they won the contest. They are told to put a key under the doormat and leave the house for six hours. When the time has passed, they bring their parents into the house to surprise them. The living room is completely empty, all the furniture was stolen. They call the cops and find out that the contest was a scam.
Drake and Josh try to get jobs to pay for new furniture. They get jobs at a sushi factory, where they have to work at an assembly line and put sushi into containers. They find this easy at first, but the sushi starts coming out faster and faster. After "the worst day of their life," Drake and Josh come home to find their furniture back in the house. The criminals' car broke down within half a mile from their house, allowing the police to easily find criminals and the furniture.
Meanwhile, Megan has hired a younger kid, Tyler, to pull pranks on Drake and Josh for her, because she doesn't have enough time to do it herself. During the episode, Tyler makes them eat nachos made with hot glue and nacho cheese, and throws an egg at the police officers, but makes it look like Drake and Josh threw the egg.
After Drake and Josh find all the furniture back in the house, they step on one of Megan's traps and dangle from the ceiling on a net. Megan then comes and reveals she fired Tyler, since she doesn't get the same enjoyment from other people playing tricks on them. Josh asks Megan to let them down, so she presses a button and the net falls down, sending Drake and Josh falling on the floor.
[edit] Trivia
- This episode is a homage to I Love Lucy, right down to the end credits, in which a scene where Drake and Josh are working in the sushi factory, is done in black and white with a heart surrounding the film, with a Latin version of the theme song played. The name of the factory that Drake and Josh worked in, Ball & Vance Fish Corp., is a reference to Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance who played Lucy and Ethel on I Love Lucy. The scene where the boys try to package sushi but can't keep up with it is a homage to an I Love Lucy episode.
- Pump My Room is a parody of Pimp My Ride.
- The other police officer could have noticed that it was Tyler who threw the eggs at the officer instead of Drake and Josh, he probably wasn't looking.
- This was the seventh episode to air in the UK.
- During the making of the Pump My Room video, Josh said that Drake's dad married Josh's mom, but Drake doesn't have a dad and Josh doesn't have a mom. It is corrected in the United Kingdom.
- When Drake and Josh find out they won a contest, Drake grabs the nearest girl, and makes out with her, tells her he won a contest, and she makes out with him some more, however Josh sees a woman around her late 20's and begins to make out with her, tells her he won a contest, and she says "Congratulations man!" in a somewhat deep voice, possibly hinting she is/was a man, and Josh realizes he has gum in his mouth, and realizes that he was not originally chewing gum.
- This episode is about the fifth anniversary of Drake and Josh's parents, though the show was created in only 2003, which implies that this episode takes place in 2008. If this is true, Drake and Josh would be in their 20s. This take place in the year 2006, so it should be their third anniversary.
- This is the first episode of the fourth season to feature both Walter and Audrey in the same episode. This is also the first time they have been shown together since Alien Invasion.
