#BOTTLE EPISODE TV#

The screen goes black-and-white as Scenty yells his name and runs toward him. Soda Bottle appears, still smiling from his conversation with Liam. He says to make things more interesting he’s going to let someone rejoin the game, and without any further explanation counts down. She gets up to leave but Airy interrupts, apologizing for the fact that it’s been over an hour. Scenty starts to cry at the mention of real names, Tray recalling from “ Just Tripped” that hers was Amelia. She tries to avoid the question, Moldy reminding her of houses, friends, family. She redirects the focus back onto Scenty, asking if she still wants to go home. She says that at first she wanted to get enough money to get rid of her mold, but now she didn’t trust herself to spend it properly. Scenty dodges the question and instead Moldy talks about what she would wish for. She brushes off the question and the second batch contestants think about what they would wish for, which are mundane things like sunglasses and pants. Whippy Creamy remarks that Moldy hasn’t wanted to talk to anyone in months, so why start now. She asks why everyone is still in the competition, and follows up with asking if given the choice, would they stay in The Plane, and what would they wish for. The screen fades to everyone gathered around Moldy. Airy comments that apparently whatever happened reverted her condition back to how it was when she was taken to The Plane. He respawns her and Moldy suddenly reappears, reaching out for something or someone. Scenty yells for Airy to tell them where Moldy is, only for Airy to reply that he doesn’t know. The only indicators that Moldy was there are some crumbs of mold and a damp spot. Whippy Creamy insists that she was right there when he saw her and they all come look. She comes back, saying with annoyance that she is not there. The group rushes over and Scenty goes ahead and checks first.

They run back to the small group, announcing that Moldy is dead. Subway Seat looks over and is similarly shocked. He starts with a nonchalant greeting until he stops. Subway scratches in another mark on the pool while Whippy Creamy checks in on Moldy. The camera cuts to Whippy Creamy and Subway Seat walking toward Moldy’s usual seat beside the pool, Whippy Creamy wondering out loud why they continue to check on her. Tray lastly mentions Backpack, and Scenty gives a short response that seems eager to change the subject. They are not happy, with Contact Lens being forgotten on the floor to Circle annoyed at the incessant clapping that ended off Battle For Circle to Folder dying from two oddly animated humanoids smashing the computer it inhabited for fun. Tray, Atom, and Scenty wonder how the eliminated contestants are doing, with the camera showing a flash of their situations. Airline Food is eliminated and Tray suggests that someone check on Moldy, which is met with a chorus of “not it.” Whippy Creamy fails to notice the question and tries to get out of checking on her, which is unsuccessful and he reluctantly goes to check on Moldy, Subway Seat coming with him in an attempt to cheer him up. Scenty sits in the shed, uneasy, until Airy calls everyone over for the elimination. We've compiled a list of the most famous (and often critically acclaimed) 'bottle' episodes of all-time, spanning the decades - from 'Bewitched,' 'M*A*S*H,' and 'All In The Family' to 'The X-Files,' to 'Community,' and 'Breaking Bad.' So get busy voting and tell us: What's the best 'bottle' episode you've ever seen? Upvote the best below - and give the duds a thumbs-down. And please note: just because you drink an entire bottle of wine while watching 'Scandal,' that does not make it a 'bottle' episode.This episode takes place in The Plane, where the elimination is about to start. 'Bottle' episodes are an opportunity for characters to get up close and personal, and let the writers get down to the nitty-gritty. Most bottle episodes are shot on existing sets, take place primarily in one location, and consist largely of dialogue.

#BOTTLE EPISODE TV#

No, a 'bottle' episode isn't every single episode of 'I Dream of Jeannie.' The term refers to an episode of a TV show that is produced inexpensively and has a smaller scope, with as few non-regular cast members, effects, and sets as possible.

Bottle episode