How It Should Have Ended Season 1 Episode 15 Popcorn Summer Action

Popcorn Summer Action – How It Should Have Ended season 1 episode 15

In this episode of How It Should Have Ended, the creators tackle the clichés and common tropes of popcorn summer action movies. The episode is titled “Popcorn Summer Action” and features animated versions of the heroes and villains from some of Hollywood’s biggest action blockbusters.

The episode opens on a new action movie called “Stallion: Master of the Universe” and shows Stallion (who looks suspiciously like Arnold Schwarzenegger) engaging in non-stop action and explosions. But when the director calls “cut” and the camera stops rolling, Stallion is revealed to be an out-of-shape actor who can barely lift his fake gun.

The episode then shifts to a superhero movie where the hero (who looks a lot like Superman) is able to see through walls with his x-ray vision. However, the joke is on him when he looks through the wrong wall and sees his arch-nemesis taking a shower. The hero promptly runs away in embarrassment.

The next movie is all about car chases, with the hero driving at outrageous speeds and performing dangerous stunts. But just as he’s about to jump his car over a helicopter, he gets stuck in traffic and can’t move. The episode then moves to a spy thriller, where the hero is in a race against time to stop a bomb from going off. But the bomb scanner breaks down and the hero has no idea what to do. He solves the problem by calling the bomb maker directly and asking him how to defuse it.

Throughout the episode, the characters from each movie come together to discuss the ridiculousness of their situations. They comment on how the hero always seems to have perfect hair and how the villains love to talk about their evil plans before they act on them. They also discuss the strange nature of movie romances, where two characters who have never met before suddenly fall in love and kiss.

The episode ends on a high note, with the characters deciding to skip the cliches and do things their own way. They create a new action movie with Stallion as the hero and each character taking on a different role. The result is a hilarious and action-packed adventure that subverts the usual tropes and cliches of the genre.

Overall, “Popcorn Summer Action” is a fun and entertaining episode that pokes fun at the conventions of action movies. The animation is top-notch and the voice acting is superb, making it a must-watch for anyone who loves summer blockbusters. Whether you’re a fan of action movies or simply enjoy a good parody, this episode is sure to make you laugh and keep you entertained until the very end.