In the Family Guy episode "Hot Shots", Lois decides not to vaccinate Stewie upon learning that it may cause autism, and she encourages the rest of Quahog to do the same. When Studwell and Wanda return, it turns out that the huge needle is merely a dispenser to pour the medicine into a cup, with Studwell lampshading how ridiculous it would be to use such a huge needle on a baby. Studwell ends up breaking the syringe, so he and Wanda have to travel to Fairy World to get another serum in a trip that ends up being humiliating for Wanda (and pointless the flower she was instructed to get was merely used for Studwell to get a discount for a pre-made serum at the pharmacy). Rip Studwell presents a huge needle with the cure. Poofs gets the titular sickness and runs away when Dr. The Fairly OddParents: Played with for the episode "Chicken Poofs". Ed, Edd n Eddy: In "This Won't Hurt an Ed", Ed and Eddy find out that Kevin has a crippling fear of needles, so they plot to scare him by announcing that it's Booster Shot Day at school and carrying around a giant makeshift needle. Donkey Kong Country: In "Speak No Evil, Dude", Diddy, being Afraid of Needles, avoids getting a shot for the Kongo Bongo Gone Wrongo disease, resulting in a race against the clock to make a new vaccine to save Diddy. This episode is meant to teach kids about why it's important to get shots. Doc and the toys help him overcome his fear. Doc says he has to get a shot to be reinflated, but he's Afraid of Needles. Doc McStuffins: There was an episode with an anthropomorphic soccer ball named Boomer who gets deflated. He then finds out the whole "moose-bump shot" is a plot by Chester to turn kids into literal moose, but the whole thing turns out to be a crazy story he's is telling his mom on the way to the doctor's. Sharp, who hunts him in his jungle of an office. Codename: Kids Next Door: In "Operation: S.A.F.A.R.I.", Numbuh One goes to get a shot from Dr. At the end of the episode, they're both lethargic, bloodshot, and headachy and it's implied they both have the flu. In the Baby Looney Tunes episode "Flu The Coop", the kids go to get their flu shots, but Daffy and Bugs run away. Unfortunately, Lucky ends up immediately getting the disease that the shot was meant to keep him from getting. He spends the whole episode trying to hide, and in the end succeeds, as the vet leaves without giving Lucky his shot. 101 Dalmatians: The Series: The episode "Spots And Shots" has Lucky being afraid of getting a shot when a veterinarian comes to the farm to give them all vaccinations. "I’m grateful to have a job, it’s a privilege at this time. 
“My son went to bed last night crying and woke up crying cause he can’t be with his father,” Stamos said in January. COVID-19 caused trouble for the set, which was shut down more than once for positive COVID tests. While it may look like the Westbrook Sirens are playing in a real high school, Big Shot was actually filmed in Los Angeles, California on the Paramount lot. That means there could be a rematch with Westbrook, which would be a high-stakes situation for everyone involved. The Season 1 finale also clued us in that Assistant Coach Holly is set to be the new coach at Carlsbad, coaching the team the Westbrook Sirens narrowly beat. Will they be able to keep their Division II status? With that change will bring new basketball teams and personalities, not to mention tougher playing challenges.
Eventually, Coach Korn “starts to grow into the man he’s secretly always hoped to be and the father he never had,” according to Disney.īecause Westbook did beat Carlsbad in the season 1 closer, the team will be moving on as a Division II high school. He even learns to be a better father to his own teen daughter, who moves in (and goes to Westbrook!) when her mom (Korn’s ex-wife) takes a job in Italy. Luckily, Korn starts to get it together, becoming more of a mentor and less of a taskmaster as he starts to build bonds with his players. Her response? “They all said that you were a psycho. After getting fired from a high-profile NCAA job, he arrives at Westbrook School for Girls and doesn’t start off on the right foot with his new team, even telling one of his players she needed to lose five pounds. While that might be true, Korn was not warm and fuzzy in Big Shot season 1. I think it’s a very warm, heartfelt show, and it’s not too sappy or sentimental.” “What this show does in not being as edgy, it replaces with heart. It’s somewhere in the middle, and it’s quality,” Stamos, who plays Coach Marvyn Korn, said in an interview in June. “It’s not Sesame Street and it’s not Breaking Bad. Related: Will There Be a Big Little Lies Season 3? Laura Dern and Nicole Kidman Would Be Game!
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