5 Minutes of “The Cook, The Ryan, The Paula & Her Manager” from TSLOH&J (Audio Only) (Updated)

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I added in the We’ll be Saved part in it. (with one of the attendees calling it a triumph being voiced by Tom Kane, and another expressing that they’ll be covered by the news voiced by Dan Castellaneta),

TSLOH&J = The Suite Life of Hudson & James

This includes the iconic Flip the Pool moment, and even a moment where the attendees (including Asia Lipton and Boomer the Talking Maltese Dog) of the State of the Lipton conference held by a Self-Care therapist, which attendees brainstorm ideas to express themselves (including Asia's idea (which follows the events of The New York Tea Party/Belated Arbor Day Special episode from June 30, 2003, in which they protested a Tree that was in danger of being cutdown in Central Park through the FOX Takedown campaign, they protested non-violently their so-called Fox "News" headquarters on Truth Thursdays (not to be confused with Truth Tuesdays.) and Boomer's idea to start a nonprofit organization to save The Lipton and NY, as he was one of the attendees of the finals as GENIUS and even got the Attendees and Hotel Manager and Staff Cheerin), and Aaron Chao (the Bully, voiced by Aaron Spann)'s BEST One-Liners (after Hudson and James' counselor in High School, voiced by Harry Shearer. says that the riot the New Yorkers caused was so unasked for, when taking counseling during Summer School)

This episode is from Season 6, and combines plot storylines from "The Cook, The Steve, The Gayle and her Lover" from Bob's Burgers, "The Man Who Flew Too Much" from The Simpsons, and "Film Fest: Tears of a Clone" from Clone High.

NOTE: Fanmade

ORIGINAL AIRDATE: January 17, 2006

FUN FACT: American Ninja Warrior also existed in TSLOH&J Universe, in this episode, one of the athletes Geoff Britten along with the other athletes competed in the New York City Finals (presented by POM Wonderful and Macy’s), as hinted here in the NY City Qualifiers and Finals that took place on August 10, 2005, Asia (The spoiled Hotel heiress of The Lipton) was nearly all of the athletes' cheerleader (along with Lady Liberty who also held up a flag that said "Vegas Finals or Bust") while Boomer (Hudson and James' pet talking maltese dog) and Livvi Quimby-Fitzgerald (The Hotel’s Candy Counter Girl) watched from the bleachers (it's hinted that a NYPD Police Officer brought them tickets to see the athletes participate) Even with Vinny the Dog, Lois and Peter Griffin, with after conquering all 10 obstacles (and after years of NY's disastrous failures, and splashes), Britten ended up hitting the buzzer, making him the first to do it in the New York City Finals and the excitement the audience at the competition had over his victory and advancement to the Vegas Finals was so big and uproarious (Vinny reacted in total shock when Just when he thought New York Didn't have the first American Ninja Warrior, they finally witnessed Geoff do it), that they ended up throwing a massive riot in the streets at a college level (all of this idea was supported by one of the Crowdgoers of the event, that accepted Peter's proposed idea, his wife Lois also Participated in the riot) to show how much they appreciate the athlete, climbing on street lights, and presumably burned down the city and destroyed The Lipton Hotel, and even New Yorkers' (including Meg, Stewie and Brian Griffin) did the sheer physics of managing to flip an entire Gottesman pool located in Central Park upside down (1:12 Cleveland Brown was the victim of this when that happened, and later blamed Brian Griffin for this when as it turned out, he was not to blame 1:28) and believe me, That massive riot, almost put The Lipton Hotel out of business. (It later survived throughout the rest of the episode, with the part after the series’ intro, a Self-Care therapist that came into the hotel ruled this as an act of “Horrifying Shenanigans” and later in the episode “Unasked for" by the High School Counselor (Boomer really enjoyed the American Ninja Warrior NY Finals and partied too hard by drinking too much water when this happened, and as for Poor Hudson and James, well, they couldn't get enough sleep when the unasked for riot happened) (Glenn Quagmire later crashed his own airplane during the unasked for riot to show his appreciation about Geoff winning to declare that His Plane had WI-FI when watching the ENTIRE Event), I guess New Yorkers do have a lot of confusing feelings as well, according to the self-care therapist (voiced by Andy Dick) and Mr. Mosiby (or Mr. M spelled with an I for short), but it's true, the event was a bust they SHOULD'VE celebrated the victory by toasting some Root Beer, also (According to Hudson and James themselves and they later suggested AppleBee’s as brothers (and students in Summer School) to their High school counselor, the counselor later vetoed to that)
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