Ep 3. Extreme Weasel Makeover
- January 31, 2011
- 21 min
In the third episode of season 2 of I'm In The Band, the popular Disney XD show, the band finds out that their beloved weasel, Weasel, is going to be featured in a makeover show called Extreme Weasel Makeover.
The band is initially ecstatic about the news, thinking it is a great opportunity for Weasel to get a new look and maybe even some new tricks and skills. However, once they arrive on set, they quickly realize that their beloved weasel may be in over his head.
The makeover show is hosted by a flashy and over-the-top celebrity animal trainer named Buzz Trillman, who has been tasked with turning Weasel into a "super weasel" with a variety of extreme training methods.
The band members, particularly Derek and Burger, are understandably concerned about Weasel's safety and well-being. They voice their concerns to Buzz and the show's producers, but they are dismissed and told to trust the process.
As the makeover process begins, the band watches in horror as Weasel is subjected to dangerous and daredevil stunts, from bungee jumping to zip lining to skydiving. Despite their concerns, they are forced to go along with the show in hopes that it will turn out alright in the end.
Meanwhile, Tripp is dealing with his own issues related to the makeover. He is jealous of all the attention Weasel is getting, and fears that the band will start to neglect him in favor of their newly-made-over weasel.
Throughout the episode, the band grapples with how far they are willing to go to get Weasel the makeover he needs, and whether their priorities are in the right place. As the finale of the show approaches, tensions run high as they await the final reveal of Weasel's new look and skills.
Overall, Extreme Weasel Makeover is a high-stakes episode that tests the band's loyalty to each other and their beloved pet, while also exploring themes of celebrity culture, animal welfare, and the lengths people will go to in pursuit of fame and fortune. Fans of the show will be on the edge of their seats as they watch the band navigate these challenges and come out stronger on the other side.
