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+ | | Name = Crane on a Wire |
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| + | | Season # = 2 |
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| + | | Production code = 204 |
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| − | |prodcode= 204<ref name="toonzone">[http://www.toonzone.net/schedule/episode.php?ID=24616 ToonZone.net - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness - Crane On A Wire"]</ref><ref>[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/showatch/kung-fu-panda/listings/ TheFutonCritic.com - "Shows A-Z : 'Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness'"]</ref> |
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| + | | Director(s) = [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0525135/ Lane Lueras] |
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| + | | Writer(s) = [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0342032/ Gene Grillo] |
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| − | |directors= Lane Lueras |
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| + | | Producer(s) = [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2957131/ Andrew Huebner], [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0351821/ Bret Haaland] {{small|(co-exec.)}}, [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0368614/ Peter Hastings] {{small|(exec.)}} |
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| − | |writers= Gene Grillo |
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+ | | Storyboarder(s) = [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0572461/ Luther McLaurin], [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3437877/ Sean Petrilak] |
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| + | | Cast list = Crane-on-a-wire-credits.png |
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+ | | Previous = [[A Tigress Tale]] |
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+ | | Next = [[The Secret Museum of Kung Fu]] |
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| + | What did you think about "Crane on a Wire"? |
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| + | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ AWESOME! |
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| + | ★ ★ ★ ★ Pretty good! |
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| + | ★ ★ ★ It was alright. |
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| + | ★ ★ Not really my favorite. |
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| + | ★ Horrible! |
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| + | ☆ I haven't seen it yet! |
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| + | ⊗ I don't watch the show. |
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| + | </poll> |
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| − | + | "'''Crane on a Wire'''" is the nineteenth episode from [[:Category:LOA Season 2 episodes|season two]] of ''[[Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness]]''. |
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+ | ==Plot== |
===Synopsis=== |
===Synopsis=== |
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+ | <blockquote>[[Po]] tries to help [[Crane]] get his 'mojo' back after Crane is humiliated at a charity event.<ref>[http://www.toonzone.net/schedule/episode.php?ID=24616 ToonZone.net - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness - Crane On A Wire"]</ref></blockquote> |
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| − | <blockquote>"Po attempts to restore Crane's confidence after Crane suffers public embarrassment."<ref>[http://www.tvguide.com/listings/?keyword=legends+of+awesomeness TVGuide.com - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness : TV Listings"] (retrieved January 12, 2013)</ref></blockquote> |
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| + | [[Po]] convinces the [[Furious Five]] to help raise money for the [[Children's Hospital]] in the [[Valley of Peace]] by holding a charity auction, in which participants bid for the opportunity to spend a whole day with the various masters. Unfortunately, [[Crane]]'s nasal problems disgust the villagers, who soon begin to complain about the avian master. As Crane leaves and [[Mr. Ping]] attempts to continue the auction, [[Fenghuang]] arrives, seeking revenge for her [[Owl Be Back|previous defeat]]. She pins most of the Five and Po before going after Crane, only for her talons to be blocked by Po's use of an iron wok. |
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| + | Having discovered their enemy's weakness, Po and the others drive her away, but Crane's image is further tarnished due to his beak becoming embedded in a wall during Fenghuang's attack. During a subsequent training session, Crane is in a funk, and soon reveals that it's due to discovering the villagers' low opinion of him despite his efforts to protect them. Po then attempts to help him improve his image with a new look, but the villagers' ridicule continues. When the rest of the Five arrive with news of Fenghuang, Po sets out with them to recapture her, but Crane declines. |
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| + | Unfortunately for the masters, Fenghuang has outfitted her claws with metal blades to enable her to cut through iron, and she proves more than a match for the five of them. Their battle eventually carries them back to the village, where Crane has been helping [[Zeng]] with chores to pass his time. Bored out of his mind by Crane's tales, Zeng questions why Crane didn't accompany the others, and Crane demonstrates that his self-esteem remains low. However, the sound of battle draws his attention, and he arrives just in time to save Po from being dropped to his death by Fenghuang. |
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| − | Mr. Ping has a new charity auction for a new childrens hospital, and convinces Po and the Furious Five to help him out. During the auction, Fenghuang attacks and it ends up with Crane getting humiliated, by getting stuck in a wall. Po finds out Iron is the only thing that Fenghuang's talons can't cut through and they injure her talons using iron items, which drives her to the mountains. When the Furious Five and Po find out Fenghuang is in the mountains they go to try and defeat her except for Crane who stays behind. When they face Fenghuang she defeats them all but Po, who is having great trouble bringing her down. |
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| + | [[File:Master Crane's Groovy New Look.jpg|thumb|Crane's groovy new look]] |
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| − | Meanwhile, Zeng encourages Crane to help the others, and Crane battles Fenghuang in the sky over the Valley of Peace, and soon Po and Crane defeat her. Mr. Ping opens his new hospital and Crane is the first customer thanks to his allergies. |
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| + | With Crane's help, Po is able to face Fenghuang in the air, but he is eventually knocked unconscious during their struggle. Crane is initially hopeless, but Fenghuang's taunting eventually goads him into action, and he challenges the owl in aerial combat. After an intense struggle, Fenghuang is defeated and Crane's reputation and confidence are restored. He and his friends then attend the ribbon-cutting at the hospital, only for Crane to end up as its first patient when he proves to be allergic to the silk ribbon. |
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+ | ==Voice cast== |
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| − | *{{WP|Mick Wingert}} as [[Po]] / [[Zeng]] / Bunny dad |
+ | * {{WP|Mick Wingert}} as [[Po]] / [[Zeng]] / Bunny dad |
| − | *{{WP|Fred Tatasciore}} as [[Shifu]] / Head ox / Pig farmer |
+ | * {{WP|Fred Tatasciore}} as [[Shifu]] / Head ox / Pig farmer |
| − | *{{WP|Kari Wahlgren}} as [[Tigress]] / [[Mrs. Yoon]] / Bunny daughter |
+ | * {{WP|Kari Wahlgren}} as [[Tigress]] / [[Mrs. Yoon]] / Bunny daughter |
| − | *{{WP|James Sie}} as [[Monkey]] / [[Ling]] |
+ | * {{WP|James Sie}} as [[Monkey]] / [[Ling]] |
| − | *{{WP|Amir Talai}} as [[Crane]] |
+ | * {{WP|Amir Talai}} as [[Crane]] |
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| − | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1631893/ Max Koch] as [[Mantis]] |
+ | * [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1631893/ Max Koch] as [[Mantis]] |
| − | *{{WP|Lucy Liu}} as [[Viper]] |
+ | * {{WP|Lucy Liu}} as [[Viper]] |
| − | *{{WP|James Hong}} as [[Mr. Ping]] |
+ | * {{WP|James Hong}} as [[Mr. Ping]] |
| − | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0368614/ Peter Hastings] as Apple |
+ | * [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0368614/ Peter Hastings] as [[Apple Cart Duck]] |
| − | *{{WP|Wendie Malick}} as [[Fenghuang]] |
+ | * {{WP|Wendie Malick}} as [[Fenghuang]] |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | * The episode's title references the 1968 song "{{WP|Bird on the Wire}}" by {{WP|Leonard Cohen}}. |
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| + | * Viper and Po used quotes from The Wizard of Oz. "I hope my strength holds out." "I hope your tail holds out" |
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==Gallery== |
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| + | ===Images=== |
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| − | <gallery captionalign="center" hideaddbutton="true"> |
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| + | <gallery position="center"> |
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| − | + | Crane2.jpg|[[Crane]] showing off his new inhaler |
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| − | crane3.jpg|Charity auction |
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| − | crane4.jpg|[[Fenghuang]] attacking while [[Po]] defends [[Crane]] |
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| − | crane5.jpg|[[Crane]] in disguise |
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| − | crane6.jpg|[[Crane]] and [[Zeng]] cleaning the [[Jade Palace|Palace]] grounds |
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| − | crane7.jpg|[[Crane]] and [[Po]] preparing to battle in the air |
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+ | <div class="gallery-button">[[:Category:Images from Crane on a Wire|<span class="button">View more...</span>]]</div> |
===Videos=== |
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==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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| + | ''"Any other bright ideas?" - Master Crane, with his beak stuck in a wall.'' |
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+ | <div class="gallery-button">[[{{PAGENAME}}/Quotes|<span class="button">Read more...</span>]]</div> |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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| − | *[[{{PAGENAME}}/Transcript|Episode transcript]] |
+ | * [[{{PAGENAME}}/Transcript|Episode transcript]] |
==References== |
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+ | ==External links== |
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+ | * {{IMDb|title/tt2346287/}} |
| + | * {{YouTube|url=watch?v=OkxXcI_c-Js|purchase=yes}} |
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| − | *[http://www.tv.com/shows/kung-fu-panda-legends-of-awesomeness/crane-on-a-wire-2436887/ Crane on a Wire] at {{WP|TV.com}} |
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| + | {{Episode table S2}} |
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"Crane on a Wire" is the nineteenth episode from season two of Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness.
Plot
Synopsis
Po tries to help Crane get his 'mojo' back after Crane is humiliated at a charity event.[1]
Summary
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Po convinces the Furious Five to help raise money for the Children's Hospital in the Valley of Peace by holding a charity auction, in which participants bid for the opportunity to spend a whole day with the various masters. Unfortunately, Crane's nasal problems disgust the villagers, who soon begin to complain about the avian master. As Crane leaves and Mr. Ping attempts to continue the auction, Fenghuang arrives, seeking revenge for her previous defeat. She pins most of the Five and Po before going after Crane, only for her talons to be blocked by Po's use of an iron wok.
Having discovered their enemy's weakness, Po and the others drive her away, but Crane's image is further tarnished due to his beak becoming embedded in a wall during Fenghuang's attack. During a subsequent training session, Crane is in a funk, and soon reveals that it's due to discovering the villagers' low opinion of him despite his efforts to protect them. Po then attempts to help him improve his image with a new look, but the villagers' ridicule continues. When the rest of the Five arrive with news of Fenghuang, Po sets out with them to recapture her, but Crane declines.
Unfortunately for the masters, Fenghuang has outfitted her claws with metal blades to enable her to cut through iron, and she proves more than a match for the five of them. Their battle eventually carries them back to the village, where Crane has been helping Zeng with chores to pass his time. Bored out of his mind by Crane's tales, Zeng questions why Crane didn't accompany the others, and Crane demonstrates that his self-esteem remains low. However, the sound of battle draws his attention, and he arrives just in time to save Po from being dropped to his death by Fenghuang.
Crane's groovy new look
With Crane's help, Po is able to face Fenghuang in the air, but he is eventually knocked unconscious during their struggle. Crane is initially hopeless, but Fenghuang's taunting eventually goads him into action, and he challenges the owl in aerial combat. After an intense struggle, Fenghuang is defeated and Crane's reputation and confidence are restored. He and his friends then attend the ribbon-cutting at the hospital, only for Crane to end up as its first patient when he proves to be allergic to the silk ribbon.
Voice cast
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Trivia
- The episode's title references the 1968 song "Bird on the Wire" by Leonard Cohen.
- Viper and Po used quotes from The Wizard of Oz. "I hope my strength holds out." "I hope your tail holds out"
Gallery
Images
Crane showing off his new inhaler
Videos
Coming soon!
Quotes
"Any other bright ideas?" - Master Crane, with his beak stuck in a wall.
See also
References
External links
Crane on a Wire at the Internet Movie Database- $ Crane on a Wire on YouTube
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