Ep 11. Strutter Sitting / Corny-O Chaos
Archibald's Next Big Thing is an animated television series that airs on Netflix. Created by Tony Hale, the show follows the adventures of Archibald Strutter, an optimistic chicken who is always looking for the next big thing to make his life more exciting. In season 1 episode 11, titled Strutter Sitting / Corny-O Chaos, Archibald finds himself in two very different situations that test his ability to handle responsibility and stay true to himself.
In the first segment, Strutter Sitting, Archibald is asked to look after his friend Finly's pet fish while Finly is away. Archibald is initially excited about the prospect of taking care of a fish, but quickly realizes that it's not as easy as he thought it would be. He struggles to remember to feed the fish and clean its tank, and becomes increasingly paranoid that something will go wrong. Archibald's anxiety reaches a peak when he accidentally spills some of the fish food into the tank, causing the fish to go into a frenzy. In the end, Archibald learns the importance of taking responsibilities seriously and planning ahead.
In the second segment, Corny-O Chaos, Archibald and his friends discover a new snack called Corny-Os and become obsessed with them. They start hoarding them and even create a club dedicated to the snack. But when they run out of Corny-Os, things quickly spiral out of control. The friends turn on each other and start stealing the snack from one another, causing chaos and mayhem throughout the town. In the end, Archibald realizes that his obsession with Corny-Os has caused him to lose sight of what's really important – his friendships.
Overall, Strutter Sitting / Corny-O Chaos is a fun and engaging episode that teaches valuable lessons about responsibility, friendship, and the dangers of obsession. True to its roots, Archibald's Next Big Thing offers a positive, uplifting message that both kids and adults can appreciate. With memorable characters and colorful animation, it's no wonder why this show has become a hit with audiences of all ages.
