Memories of Boom Boom Mountain
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| "Memories of Boom Boom Mountain" | |
| Season 1, episode 10 | |
| Production code: | 692-010 |
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| Airdate: | May 3, 2010 |
| Credits | |
| Director: | Larry Leichliter |
| Story: | Merriwether Williams Tim McKeon |
| Written & storyboarded by: | Bert Youn Sean Jimenez |
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"Memories of Boom Boom Mountain" is the tenth episode in the first season of Adventure Time. It is the tenth episode overall.
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Synopsis
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Finn tries to reconfirm his desire for helping people out when confronted with one problem after another stemming from a violence-hating mountain.
Plot
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The episode begins with the Marauders fighting each other and acting rough. Finn, participating in the fight, then hears a cry for help from somewhere. Before Finn goes off to find the source of the crying, the Marauder he had been sparring with stops and insults Finn. Finn tells him a story of when he was young, he took a "boom boom" (Finn's word for defecation) on a leaf and accidentally sat in it. He cried for a day, and no one helped him, so he swore to help others who need help and goes to the mountain. Once they scale it, Finn and Jake find out that the mountain is actually a living being and crying rocks. He tells them that he's sad because of the Marauders' roughhousing and he abhors the use of violence. Jake says the mountain's got problems, which triggers some more of the "boom boom" memories. Finn is on the leaf and a bug woman tells her son that Finn has problems. So, Finn convinces Jake to help, and then they promise to help the mountain. They ask the Marauders to stop on their first attempt, but they say they don't want to. He sees a duck and rat, and gets an idea to soften them by tying animals to them, but the mountain is even more sad because the animals are getting hurt and it's worse than before. Finn then pets the Marauders to get their attention and they all seem to like it. They pet themselves until their skin grows raw. Finn then gets an idea to turn the mountain around and everyone agrees. A female mountain objects (she likes the look of the mountain's back), and then Finn gets various requests from several sources.

Added by DyCheriiFinn then gets a clever idea that solves everybody's problems in a Rube Goldberg-esque manner. The Marauders start rough-housing connecting a machine that swats the flies off the mother fish. The flies cover the Coal Man's ears, drowning out the sound. He throws two coal pieces that trigger a simple machine giving the frog his plum and the blue creatures their triangle. They hum and make the mushrooms dance in the flowers. The pollen from the flowers gets on the cactus creature making her babies. They are covered in prickles and scratch the dragon's itch. The dragon breathes fire and melts the ice cube. The Naked Wizard makes a foam hat out of the evaporating water. The mountain can't see through the steam and is told no one is rough-housing. The female mountain is gladdened that she can still enjoy the mountain's grassy back. Afterward, Finn and Jake are seen riding on a dolphin (that fell in love with Jake) on a body of water.
Characters
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Major characters
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Minor characters
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- Animals
- Mountain 2
- Joshua
- Margaret
- Squid Bartender
- Mushroom Creatures
- Coal Man
- Dragon
- Naked Wizard
- Dolphin
- Ice Cube Creature
- Cactus Creatures
- Fish
- Toad
- Electroids
- Snail (cameo)
Trivia
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- In the scene showing the Dragon's fire hitting the puddle, there are shapes of cats, dolphins, and other animals hidden in the animation of the fire and steam.
- This is the first episode to feature characters saying the word "math" as a profane word, such as "Spin me the math around!" "You're creeping me the math out!" and "Math this!"
Cultural references
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- If one listens closely at the end, you can hear a Wilhelm Scream, a stock sound that has been used countless times in television and cinema.
- The scene where the Head Marauder asks Finn if he is "a chicken" and Finn turns around slowly and asks, "What did you call me?" is a homage to the Back to The Future trilogy, where the main character reacts the same way to being called chicken. It should also be noted that the antagonist from the first two movies (Biff) does the voice of the Marauders.
Episode connections
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- The title of this episode is the longest of the show. The shortest is Shh!.
Production notes
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- This episode was originally titled "Helping Hand."[1]
- This episode's production code matches where it actually aired, as episode 10.
Censorship
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This episode was censored on Cartoon Network Australia. See Censorship of Adventure Time in Australia for more information.
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Background art
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Storyboard panels
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