3:29 *You think Bea knows something about cock-a-doodle-fu?* says instead wrongly *"With the power off, it's safe to snatch a diode."* which above is correct in the UK dub (still incorrect in the 2 U.S. rereleases).
Nice finds, I probably would have missed all these if I were looking through them. Have you happened to be able to crack open the scripts just enough to find these?
Nice to know that William is into books. Also how can having overdue'd library books equal being a criminal? Kidnapping Mr Udderly and dairy cows? Yeah that counts as a criminal act. But overdue'd books? Really? I'm pretty certain there's a big difference between stealing and borrowing books and forgetting to return them.
![Bea Bear's massages [Spy Fox 2]](/img/n.gif)
"Wherever you go, there you are." XD
William Shatner oftentimes comes to mind when I hear that racoon captain. He's a joy to listen to.
High C's. That's actually pretty clever.
4:57 reference to two movies: The Godfather and Ghostbusters
Also Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. I have no idea what La Dolce Feta is referencing though.
5:28 another Deleted Scene
0:30 Deleted Scene
5:00 Invation of the bunny snatchers, la dolce vita
4:48 another Deleted Scene
3:29 *You think Bea knows something about cock-a-doodle-fu?* says instead wrongly *"With the power off, it's safe to snatch a diode."* which above is correct in the UK dub (still incorrect in the 2 U.S. rereleases).
the beet bliss line i swear is in one release of the game
It is, but only when you just click on the bottle, not when you try to use it
0:28 wtf is that.
There's occasionally background noise from someone else in the cantina, directed at the guy performing the song.
Nice finds, I probably would have missed all these if I were looking through them. Have you happened to be able to crack open the scripts just enough to find these?
6:04 another Deleted Scene
Nice to know that William is into books. Also how can having overdue'd library books equal being a criminal? Kidnapping Mr Udderly and dairy cows? Yeah that counts as a criminal act. But overdue'd books? Really? I'm pretty certain there's a big difference between stealing and borrowing books and forgetting to return them.
Woosh