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Rocko's Modern Life :: Sugar-Frosted Frights / Ed is Dead: A Thriller! (03x03)

Episode Information

Title:

Sugar-Frosted Frights / Ed is Dead: A Thriller!

Episode #:

03x03

Production Number:

027

Original Airdate:

Tuesday October 31st, 1995

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Episode Crew
Director:	Mr. Lawrence Robert McNally-Scull Jeff Myers (1) Timothy Berglund
Writer:	Tim Hill Martin Olson Timothy Berglund Robert McNally-Scull Mr. Lawrence Jeff Myers (1)

Episode Summary

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Sugar-Frosted Frights:
In the same style as A Christmas Carol, Rocko and Heffer help Filbert learn to love the holiday and traditions of Halloween.

Ed is Dead: A Thriller!:
Rocko believes that Bev Bighead murdered her husband, Ed. He takes it upon himself to investigate the mystery.

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The episode title, Ed is Dead: A Thriller!, may be a reference to The Pixies song, Ed is Dead.

There are several references to the Alfred Hitchcock film Rear Window (1954) in Ed is Dead: A Thriller!

Sugar-Frosted Frights plays out similar to the Charles Dickens novel, A Christmas Carol, in that Filbert learns to love Halloween, rather then Christmas.

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