Like the beginning, Junior depicts everyone in a coloring book, and signs off by saying "so long suckers!", as the words "The End" pop up in the book. Half-naked, embarrassed, and laughed at, Tiffany runs out crying, and Junior meets a nicer girl who is also wearing braces. Junior pranks her by tying the ribbon on her dress to a statue, and as she walks forward, it rips off. However, she winds up being not what Junior expected his "dream girl" is really a spoiled brat. All in one evergreen collection: 10 animated specials youve grown up with and loved - including 3 new to DVD Disc 1 Dr. Duke, Blade and Corky are all seriously injured and Junior finally tries to spend some time with Tiffany. Junior sabotages every obstacle on their side, and they win. After this, he is banned for life, and then he traps Corky by distracting the janitor (Rance Howard), and pulling the rope to the suspension harness, and crashing it down, severely injuring Corky and Lila Duvane.Īfter these two schemes, Junior and Ben are challenged by Duke and Scoutmaster Philm to an obstacle course in which consists of a sack race, a tire run, a monkey bar cross, a rope climb, and a canoe race. Ben meets Sarah at a Big Ben's, and it is discovered that she was with Scoutmaster Phlim, and subsequently broken up with him.ĭuring the hockey tournament, Junior beats everyone of the opposing team players, and strikes Blade with a hockey puck. After his rough encounters, he decides to "get even" and take part in a Peter Pan play, where he is stuck portraying a weed. He gets beaten by Blade's team (a scene shows his gear flying up into the air after a critical hit, an obvious parody of the first Problem Child). Afterwards he decides to enter hockey which Blade is in. This means war Some information and/or images in this header may be provided either partially or in full from The Movie Database. Ben asks his father, Big Ben Healy (Jack Warden), for a $5,000 loan which leads to disappointing results.Īfter meeting the trio and Tiffany, he decides to start with scouting under Scoutmaster Phlim (Sherman Howard) who is Duke's father. (1995) Chapter 3 of the Problem Child trilogy features pre-teened Junior in love with a classmate that wont even notice him, but does notice three other boys who are rivals to Junior. Peabody (Gilbert Gottfried) that he needs braces. He and Ben go to a dental clinic where it is discovered by the infamous Mr. Burtis (Bruce Morrow), which he traps him similar to Miss Hicks at the beginning. Junior tries to proclaim his love to Tiffany, but fails miserably. He is taken to a dance school, run by a tyrannical débutante, Lila Duvane (Ellen Albertini Dow), and dislikes it at first, then he meets Tiffany (Jennifer Ogletree), but Murph - who had asked him to dance with his sister, Bertha (Edwards) - informs him that three boys, Duke (Brock Pierce), flamboyant actor Corky (Blake McIver Ewing), and bad boy Blade (Jake Richardson) have already taken her. Junior takes this harshly, and does not approve of these options. He and Ben meet Sarah (Carolyn Lowery), a therapist who tests Junior, and decides that he needs activities to do. The audience is told that one of his classmates Murph (Eric Edwards) told on him, and the principal called his dad, Ben (William Katt), prompting him to take Junior to get help. (This would fall under a guess and imaginary) Perhaps, Oliver did not appear in pc3 because he was cheated on his contract for the original and sequel and therefore he refused to portray junior again.(Again, pure speculation though I have not included in the article.Junior Healy (Justin Chapman) tells a story from multiple drawings in a coloring book, and it switches to his classroom where he is told by Miss Hicks (Marianne Muellerleile) that he got an F for not finishing his science project, and he mentions that "it's all about sound waves", and the bell rings, causing a set of traps to trigger, and Miss Hicks to fall out a window. The reference cited plainly does not make the substantial claim that this article does as that being reason and cause for his absense. Therefore, I have blanked that section because the claim that the contractual dispute was the reason and cause for oliver to not appear in pc3. The pc2 article refeences his contract dispute and the reference as well. I have removed the legal dispute section regarding pc and pc2 actor michael oliver. RWardy 20:25, 11 September 2007 (UTC) legal dispute This article has had its infobox tag removed by a cleanup using AWB.Īny concerns please leave me a message at my talk page. This article is supported by the American cinema task force.
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