6teen Oops I Dialed It Again

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Oops, I Dialed It Over again is the eleventh episode of the third flavor of 6teen, and the 60-third episode overall.

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Contents

• 1 Plot Overview
• ii Notes
• three Arc Advocacy
  • 3.1 Happenings
  • 3.2 Characters
  • 3.iii Referbacks
• 4 Trivia
  • 4.1 The Bear witness
  • four.2 Behind the Scenes
  • 4.3 Allusions and References
  • 4.four Memorable Moments
• 5 Quotes

Plot Overview

Caitlin brings a batch of new jail cell phones, which her father's company is testing, to the gang for them to try out. After Caitlin's friends give thanks her for the new phones, Nikki talks to Jen nearly surprising Jonesy with a new pair of hockey skates to replace his former ones, mentioning that she intends to practice and so past earning sales commissions at the Khaki Befouled. Caitlin tells Nikki that this goes against one of the rules of a human relationship, stating that the guy should be buying gifts for the daughter instead of the other style around, merely Nikki intends to stick to her plan. Equally Caitlin talks with Nikki and Jen, she accidentally knocks over a glass of lemon juice, which spills on the flooring. Moments later on, a adult female walks by the Big Squeeze, carrying her baby with her, when she slips on the spot where the juice spilled and falls, causing the infant to wing out of her artillery. Wyatt acts apace and jumps for the babe, catching information technology in his arms, along with a few other items the mother had with her and lost her grip on, and the gang and some nearby onlookers applaud Wyatt for his efforts in saving the baby. Seconds later, however, Wyatt sneezes and ends up humiliating himself in forepart of anybody (including his girlfriend Marlowe, just arriving on the scene) when two long strings of mucus shoot out of his nostrils and dangle from his nose as a result of the sneeze.

Not long after, Wyatt serenades Marlowe at the nutrient court with a song he wrote based on his infant-saving escapade and subsequent sneeze when he gets an inspiration and persuades his friends to try humiliating him more than in order to go along him inspired for song material. Caitlin gets a call on her new phone and hears from Jude, who dialed her phone by mistake when he accidentally sat on his phone, which he had placed in his back pocket; Jude explains it away as a "bum call", only Cait misunderstands Nikki's way of explanation and gets turned off past information technology. Elsewhere at the mall, Jen is asked to have function in a survey in a computerized booth to determine her likes and preferences. She willingly takes role in the survey at first, but when the questionnaire starts to drag on and keep her from getting to work (and preventing her from even leaving the booth until the survey's completion), Jen becomes increasingly frustrated.

Nikki puts her program for earning her fashion to buying new skates for Jonesy into practice at work when she approaches a pair of customers to make a sale, surprising The Clones in the procedure (because they're not used to seeing Nikki actually working at their level), simply Nikki, not used to making sales herself, finds herself mentally unprepared to follow through and she tells the customers to talk to one of The Clones. Caitlin drops past the Khaki Barn for a visit and, when she hears nigh Nikki's attempt to make sales, she talks her friend into pretending to be more similar her (being nicer and friendlier) to assist her make more convincing sales pitches to customers, which Nikki agrees to do. As the girls modify the subject area to Jonesy'southward skates, Nikki leans on her phone (which, similar Jude before, she put in her back pocket) and accidentally calls Jonesy, who overhears her and Caitlin talking and misinterprets the conversation, thinking that Nikki is planning to cheat on him. Over at Burger McFlipster's, Jude takes up Wyatt's earlier offer and teams upwards with Marlowe to humiliate him on the job by playing an old tape recording of Wyatt as a pocket-size boy, singing a song about his mother, to the restaurant'southward customers, spurring Wyatt to pen a new vocal based on the feel.

Jonesy gets another "bum call" from Nikki and overhears her talking with a male person customer in the Khaki Barn modify room, leading him to believe that Nikki has institute someone new and is already going "hot and heavy" with him. Meanwhile, as Wyatt heads to the men's washroom, Jude follows him in, then comes dorsum out to meet Marlowe and shows her Wyatt's clothing, which he pulled off of him in another humiliation attempt. Wyatt emerges moments later, with a fake mustache drawn on him and wearing only briefs and cowboy boots, and attempts to get some spare clothes when he gets spotted and laughed at by mallgoers, then gets picked up by Ron the Rent-a-cop and taken to the mall security lockup, where he calls Nikki to bring him some clothes from piece of work. Nikki arrives with a apparel, which both she and Ron tease Wyatt about after she has him put information technology on—and Wyatt gets another song out of his latest embarrassment. Dorsum at Burger McFlipster's, Jonesy complains to Wyatt about what he overheard from Nikki and Caitlin afterwards getting a third "bum telephone call" from Nikki. After Wyatt convinces him to reassert his conviction (and too asks him to humiliate him again by squirting a bottle of ketchup on his uniform), Jonesy goes to the washroom to motivate himself—and in doing so, makes his ain "bum call" to Caitlin when he unintentionally sits on his phone while leaning on the washroom sinks, causing Cait to misinterpret Jonesy'south self-motivational speech and make her think he has a crush on her.

Jonesy later confronts Nikki virtually what he overheard her say on his phone and accuses her of intending to dump him for someone new, which does not sit well with Nikki. Back at the survey berth, afterwards sitting through over 680 questions from the computer questionnaire and getting nowhere, and getting fed up with the computer not allowing her to leave the booth, Jen tricks her fashion out by using reverse logic to brusque-circuit and break down the computer, then forces her style through the door and out to liberty. Over at Grind Me, Wyatt tells his friends that they're not allowed to strip him anymore due to his being warned by Ron that the security guard has created a new mall bylaw, stating that anyone defenseless streaking in The Galleria from now on volition exist banned from the mall. Jude, however, does not get Wyatt's message and he comes along before long afterward and pantses Wyatt in front of everyone at the coffee house—right as Ron happens by, leading to trouble for Wyatt as Ron bans him from the mall. Meanwhile, Jonesy arrives at Grind Me and spots Nikki talking with Kyle Donaldson, the customer Jonesy overheard Nikki talking with before, and more misunderstandings ensue as Jonesy confronts Kyle, while Caitlin confronts Jonesy about what she thought she heard him maxim to her over the phone.

Cheers to Jen, matters are eventually cleared upwards when it is discovered that the cell phones' keypad arrangements have been causing the bum calls and were responsible for the misunderstandings between Nikki and Jonesy, and between Jonesy and Caitlin. Realizing this, Caitlin takes back the phones from the gang and tells them that she has to return the phones due to their lacking design. Nikki, back on skilful terms with Jonesy, gives him his new skates subsequently earning enough to go them, while Jen discusses her experience with the computerized questionnaire booth, which she constitute was being used as part of a teen marketing survey, and expresses her displeasure at beingness used in such a style. When Wyatt takes his usual seat by the Big Squeeze despite his credible ban, he explains that he got assist from Jonesy in getting the ban lifted by blackmailing Ron, whom the guys found out had used the women's washroom because of a long lineup at the men's room (which, Jonesy reveals, he found surveillance footage of back when he worked mall security under Ron'south supervision).

Notes

Arc Advancement

Happenings

Characters

Referbacks

• Jonesy makes reference to his erstwhile job equally a security guard at The Galleria in "The Ho-hum and Even-Tempered"
• Kyle Donaldson, the Khaki Barn client Nikki talks to every bit Jonesy overhears on his phone, first appeared as Caitlin'due south date in Season 1'due south "The Sushi Connection"
• This episode marks the second time members of the gang take gotten out of trouble with Ron by blackmailing him; the get-go time was in "It'southward Always Courtney, Courtney, Courtney!", when Jen (with help from her sis Courtney) blackmailed Ron into getting her friends off the hook after the rest of the gang get caught with fake IDs, when the Masterson sisters threaten to brand an incriminating photo of Ron public unless Jen'due south friends are released from custody

Trivia

The Prove

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

• The episode championship refers to the Britney Spears vocal "Oops I Did It Again", an instrumental clip of which has regularly been used on the show as Caitlin'southward cell phone ringtone
• The misunderstandings stemming from the unintended phone calls are a nod to the long-running sitcom Three's Company, many episodes of which similarly revolved around misunderstandings amongst its characters

Memorable Moments

• Wyatt's salvage of the baby at the Big Squeeze—followed by his embarrassing sneeze
• Jude's repeated public prankings of Wyatt to humiliate him and motivate his songwriting
• The frequent "bum calls" between the gang with the defective cell phones, and the resulting misunderstandings

Quotes

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