Ep 4. Gee Whiz

In season 4 episode 4 of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, titled "Gee Whiz," the zany trio of talking fast food items are up to their usual antics in New Jersey. The episode kicks off with Meatwad sewing together a new doll, which he's convinced has magical powers. He begs Shake and Frylock to join him for a séance, which they reluctantly agree to. During the séance, the doll comes to life and reveals itself to be a genie. The genie proceeds to grant the Aqua Teens three wishes, but warns them that they'll all come with consequences.

Excited by their newfound power, the Aqua Teens waste no time making their first wish: unlimited wishes, of course. But as soon as they make the wish, they realize the genie's warning was spot on—the room starts filling up with clones of the trio, each with their own set of problems and desires. They quickly move on to their second wish, which is to be wealthy. Suddenly, they find themselves loaded with cash, but they soon discover that their newfound wealth has made them the target of a group of Jersey thugs who want to steal their money.

The Aqua Teens make their final wish, hoping to find a solution to all their problems. But when the genie grants their wish, they find themselves in an even worse situation than before. As they navigate the consequences of their wishes, they begin to regret ever meddling with the supernatural.

In addition to the genie storyline, the episode also features a subplot involving Shake's increasingly irritating attempts to impress his crush, an ATM machine named Vanessa. Shake takes Vanessa out on a picnic and performs a song for her on his keyboard, but she's uninterested. Meanwhile, Frylock is dealing with his own romantic troubles when he discovers that the coffee shop where he met his girlfriend has gone out of business.

As usual, "Gee Whiz" is full of the bizarre humor and absurdity that fans of Aqua Teen Hunger Force have come to love. The genie storyline is a clever satire of the classic "three wishes" trope, and the subplot involving Shake and Frylock's love lives adds a nice touch of emotional depth. Overall, the episode is a great example of the show's unique blend of surrealism and humor.