No Homework for Johnny (Johnny Test, 2005)

"No Homework for Johnny"
It's incredible that the dark era of Johnny Test can try and make "glorious masterpieces" to entertain the masses and think it'll get good ratings, yet it all ends with the shows hatedom giving it a huge *blows raspberry while giving a thumbs down*.
Series: Johnny Test (2005) Part of Season: 4 Episode Number: 4b Air Date: November 19, 2009 Writer: Scott Fellows Director: Paul Riley Previous episode: Dark Johnny Next episode: Papa Johnny

No Homework for Johnny is the second half of episode 4 and the 8th episode of season 4 as well as the 86th episode of Johnny Test.

Plot

After Mr. Teacherman announces everyone has to do the impossible assignments, Johnny becomes shocked but he uses the robot Susan and Mary built to do plenty of homework, but things get worse when it is revealed that it steals things.

Bad Qualities

1. Misleading Title Card: The stack of books has a monstrous face in it, even though it does not appear in this episode and it is replaced with a homework robot.
2. In the opening scene, Mr. Teacherman announces to everyone about the harsh homework, causing them to get shocked, especially Johnny who acts out of character and crazy.
3. Speaking of crazy, Johnny acting strange until he enters his room can be annoying to some viewers.
   • Mr. Teacherman acting crazy after he sees all of Johnny's assignments can somewhat annoy viewers.
4. Johnny lies about where he gets the cookies from Mrs. Majekowski's house because he also lies about having homework while the homework robot is finding something.
5. The homework robot even terrorizes Mrs. Majekowski in her house while finding the cookies when it is actually meatloaf.
   • Not long before that, it steals TVs, animals, and a hot tub after one day of lying by Johnny.
6. Plot Hole: At the end of the episode, while good, Hank Anchorman reports everyone that the robot is seen missing, yet it appears in Johnny's house so that they can get rid of it. However, it steals the same stuff as the one it did to Johnny's house in Mrs. Majekowski's house.

Good Qualities

1. Everyone is likable in this episode.
2. The homework robot did help difficult assignments for Johnny, which is a nice touch and execution, but it becomes worse later on.
3. The Johnny family returning the stuff robot steals earlier is one of the most interesting scenes and they do get to bond together in these seasons as opposed to somewhat neglecting.
4. Good Moral: Like The Powerpuff Girls episode, A Very Special Blossom, stealing and lying are not good things.

Trivia

• This is the first appearance of Mrs. Majekowski.
• It is revealed that Lila teaches Susan and Mary how to sow.
  • It is also revealed that Susan and Mary have a pickup truck.

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