The Big Shot

Season 1Episode 730 minOct 24, 1998
The Big Shot
Mr. Noseworthy received a letter from a new professional radio show, and they just need one member from Radio Active to perform live on the air, in front of the whole region. Excitedly, the group each introduces a ""format"". Morgan entertains, being a group of animals in a zoo while Tanya uses gentle and sleepy music on her show. George uses a cowboy personality while Kevin becomes ""The Howard Stern of Radio Active"" using a demanding script which Ms. Atoll had censored, leaving him saying ""bumbum"" for the entire transcript. Ethan features his financial report and when the cassette deck failed to bring a ""Bob's Bacon"" advertisement, he does it on his own, producing some pig noises. Ethan was chosen to be part of CFLB while the others were angry because Ethan was annoying them with his ""professional"" advice. Once they found out that Ethan was portraying a pig on the station and he was getting paid bumper stickers, Morgan tells him to stand up to CFLB so he can do his ""financial report""
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