Breaking Butt

Breaking Butt is the second segment of the 6th episode in season 4 of Harvey Street Kids. The episode's title references "Breaking Bad".

Synopsis
Audrey breaks his tail bone in an impromptu kickball game and is afraid to continue participating in dangerous stunts.

Plot
The episode begins with Audrey playing on the Kickball field, where Dot and Richie are commentators. Audrey enters the field pretending to make a dangerous maneuver, which consists of going through the different bases while dodging some cactus, picks up an ice cream from the dotcopter and kicks the ball, and then forcibly lands on some watermelons.

In the HQ, she gets so injured that she has to use some ice cubes tied to her butt, saying she broke it, but Dot corrects her that her tail bone is partially damaged. Lotta tries to cheer her up by saying to watch them play from the stands, but Audrey imagines that she might be hurt again, so she lies and motivates the kids to keep playing. Audrey proceeds to look outside where she sees some raccoons with crowns, implying that they took it from Melvin and Maria.

Audrey sees Fredo where she tries to get him to play with her in one of his board games, Fredo having no one to play with accepts. The game consists of two groups of explorers searching for treasures in a world where they are valued. The two play, where Audrey has good luck finding two treasures in a few turns. After three days of playing as referenced in a meta-commentary joke, the Harvey girls and Richie arrive at them. Ricky tells her that he found a way for her to play, so he presents her with a drone that allows her to do so.

Audrey again, avoiding the issue, wants the whole block to play a real version of Fredo's board game. Although Dot, Lotta and Richie hesitate, Audrey tells them to do it because of their injured butt, which they end up accepting. Thus, Todd, Pinkeye, and Melvin join the game to represent Fredo. The game consists of Ricky's drone hiding 5 of his gems on the street, which turned out to be real and valuable, and whoever finds the most wins. Dot finds one, but Melvin steals it; Lotta finds another in Lake Harvezu; Todd finds another in the woods; and Dot finds another in the midst of a tornado wind. Therefore, both are tied with each other. However, the raccoons steal the tiebreaker gem and head back to their villa. Audrey tells her group to keep playing, but they hesitate, so she uses the drone to get them herself. Fredo's team for their part, decides to withdraw as it sees this problem as too complicated.

The raccoons, however, alter Richie's drone and use the melons from the playing field as a weapon against the Harvey Girls and Richie. He did however put an emergency shutdown button on the same drone, so they are still in trouble. Audrey is scared and Fredo comments that she has always been healthy, so Audrey excuses herself for being scared by the incident. After talking for a while, Fredo suggests that she surrender to what Audrey does the opposite, therefore she saves her group using the same maneuver that hit her butt in the first place, where her group congratulates her on it, and they go to returns Ricky's gems back to the Sky mansion. Fredo manages to be a little late saying that he can also control his fears, however, he cannot overcome it, which consists of animals disguised as humans. The game's adventure song can be heard in the credits.

Characters

 * Audrey
 * Dot / Dotcopter
 * Lotta
 * Richie Rich
 * Lucretia
 * The Bow
 * Barry Mudderson
 * Fredo
 * Harvey Street Raccoons
 * Melvin
 * Pinkeye
 * Bobby (Sphinx)
 * Maria (Implied)
 * Hawk
 * Todd

Broadcast
"Breaking Butt" was released to Netflix on January 10, 2020.

Trivia

 * Dot references "Moby Dot" when the tormenting hornets hacked into her Dotcopter.
 * Lucretia appears toothless (Minute 12:29)
 * This episode shows that Harvey Street is in a tornado zone
 * Fredo makes a meta-commentary joke about Audrey having to tear the calendar sheets to advance time.
 * The episode references "Raiders of the Lost Ark," when Audrey is chased by a spherical stone.

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