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| + | It begins with [[Zim]] ordering [[GIR]] to help clean the yard, and GIR complies. As GIR is cleaning, a truck driving by somehow manages to hit him. The truck driver, having expected the "dog" to be dead, was surprised to find that it was just fine. In excitement, he told others of the accident and soon enough a crowd had gathered. After a short time, some scientists took GIR to their lab to determine how the "dog" survived. While they were in the process of cloning him, some doughnut crumbs got mixed into the DNA, which caused GIR to morph into a giant doughnut-dog monster. |
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| − | [[GIR]] sets out to purchase cleaning supplies for [[Zim]] and is hit by a truck in front of the home. The truck drivers are amazed by GIR's survival and believes that he is a 'wonder-dog'. Then scientists attempt to clone him, but a donut crumb is picked up instead and a horrible Donut-Dog is made, which would probably result in Zim trying to stop the Donut-Dog so he could destroy the earth himself, or him using it to destroy the [[Earth]]. |
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| − | If the series had continued,GIR would've been in the main story line of three episodes. |
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| + | Clearly, chaos ensued, though the exact details of the plot beyond that are unknown. |
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| + | * The [[Quarterly 1|first issue]] of the ''Invader Zim Quarterly'' comic series is an adaptation of this episode. |
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| + | * According to Eric Trueheart's [[The Medium-Sized Book of Zim Scripts: Vol 1: Pigs 'n' Waffles|book]], the original plot concept for this episode would have had GIR spending the day with a mentally handicapped man named Bucky, based on Lenny from the novel ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Of_Mice_and_Men Of Mice and Men]''. In the book, Trueheart expresses his belief that that aspect was a "dick move" due to using a mental handicap as a source of humor, and is glad that portion was dropped. |
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Revision as of 14:29, 9 August 2020
GIR's Big Day is one of the many unfinished episodes of Invader Zim.
It begins with Zim ordering GIR to help clean the yard, and GIR complies. As GIR is cleaning, a truck driving by somehow manages to hit him. The truck driver, having expected the "dog" to be dead, was surprised to find that it was just fine. In excitement, he told others of the accident and soon enough a crowd had gathered. After a short time, some scientists took GIR to their lab to determine how the "dog" survived. While they were in the process of cloning him, some doughnut crumbs got mixed into the DNA, which caused GIR to morph into a giant doughnut-dog monster.
Clearly, chaos ensued, though the exact details of the plot beyond that are unknown.
Facts of Doom
- The first issue of the Invader Zim Quarterly comic series is an adaptation of this episode.
- According to Eric Trueheart's book, the original plot concept for this episode would have had GIR spending the day with a mentally handicapped man named Bucky, based on Lenny from the novel Of Mice and Men. In the book, Trueheart expresses his belief that that aspect was a "dick move" due to using a mental handicap as a source of humor, and is glad that portion was dropped.