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After the intro, the rest of the episode happened. There were many characters present in the episode, but less than there were in BFB 1. Characters include many of the characters found in [[BFB]], and most of the characters found in [[BFDI]]. However, there was only character present found in [[my room]].
After the intro, the rest of the episode happened. There were many characters present in the episode, but less than there were in BFB 1. Characters include many of the characters found in [[BFB]], and most of the characters found in [[BFDI]]. However, there was only character present found in [[my room]].
−[[File:Roomer.png|thumb|My crib. Jealous?]]
+[[File:Roomer.png|thumb|left|My crib. Jealous?]]
=== End of episode ===
=== End of episode ===
At the end of the episode, the season was split into two seasons, Battle for BFB and T:POT
At the end of the episode, the season was split into two seasons, Battle for BFB and T:POT
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== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
According an insider interview with Satomi Hinatsu, the iconic the green brit's Great Game would have originally been an acronym; the show's title would have spelt out "[[TPOT]]". This was abandoned last minute however, as it was deemed incompatible with the green brit's famous name, which was necessary to include in the title for marketing reasons. This caused an outcry within the [[Pot Community]], who felt frustrated with "POT" being removed from the name. In response to this, the showrunners gave a subtitle to the show, deeming it "[[the green brit's Great Game: pot ot t]]", or "T:POT" for short. Or "TPOT" for shorter. Or "T" for shorterer. If you want it to be even shortererer then you're going to have to mouth out a weird, barely-existent sound.
According an insider interview with Satomi Hinatsu, the iconic the green brit's Great Game would have originally been an acronym; the show's title would have spelt out "[[TPOT]]". This was abandoned last minute however, as it was deemed incompatible with the green brit's famous name, which was necessary to include in the title for marketing reasons. This caused an outcry within the [[Pot Community]], who felt frustrated with "POT" being removed from the name. In response to this, the showrunners gave a subtitle to the show, deeming it "[[the green brit's Great Game: pot ot t]]", or "T:POT" for short. Or "TPOT" for shorter. Or "T" for shorterer. If you want it to be even shortererer then you're going to have to mouth out a weird, barely-existent sound.
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+== Trivia ==
+* At the end of the episode, the season was split into two seasons. [[Battle for BFB]], and [[T:POT]].
+* This episode was written by [[Cary Huang]] and [[Satomi Hinatsu]].
+* This episode was the first episode with writing done by [[Satomi Hinatsu]] since [[The Four Is Lava]].
+** This means that this episode's release marked the first time in over 3 months that an episode had writing by one of the showrunners of [[Battle for BFDI]].
+* This episode marks the first of many appearances of [[the green brit]].
+* This episode marks the first time that a [[split]] happened in the series, as at the end of the episode, the season was split into two seasons. [[Battle for BFB]], and [[T:POT]].
+** However, in the [[Tomorrow|next episode]], we see the second appearance of [[the green brit]].