Ep 6. Captain Hero and the Cool Kids

Captain Hero and the Cool Kids is the sixth episode of the third season of the adult animated television series, Drawn Together. The series follows the lives of eight animated characters from different genres, who live together in a reality TV-style show.

In this episode, we see Captain Hero, the arrogant and self-centered superhero character, trying to fit in with a group of cool kids at a skate park. He tries to impress them by showing off his skateboarding skills, but soon discovers that the cool kids are not impressed with his antics.

Meanwhile, the other housemates including Ling-Ling, Toot, and Foxxy Love, observe Captain Hero's behavior and discuss their own high school experiences with trying to fit in. Ling-Ling shares his experience of trying to fit in with humans and being ridiculed for his inability to speak English fluently. Toot talks about being teased for her weight, while Foxxy shares her experience of being the only black student in her school. The discussion turns serious as they all acknowledge the pain of feeling left out and ostracized.

Back at the skate park, Captain Hero, still desperate to fit in, asks the cool kids for advice on how to be cool. They suggest he try smoking, drinking, and vandalizing property. Captain Hero follows their advice, but things quickly spiral out of control when they try to steal a car for a joyride, and end up getting arrested.

While in jail, Captain Hero realizes how his desperation to fit in caused him to compromise his values and get in trouble with the law. The other housemates come to bail him out, and they all recognize the importance of being true to oneself and not compromising one's values in order to be accepted by others.

The episode concludes with a heartfelt moment as the housemates express their appreciation for each other's unique qualities and imperfections, and they all agree to celebrate their differences instead of trying to conform to a certain standard of coolness.

In typical Drawn Together fashion, the episode contains outrageous humor, satirical commentary on societal expectations, and an underlying message about the importance of self-acceptance and empathy towards others.