SO SO HAPPY FLASH DRIVES FREE

Episode two has flashing backgrounds while the French artist rips his hair out.

There are some during the sequence where B.

The first episode has a section of flashing lights, which one announcer blames on the viewer's computer.

Happy does not particularly enjoy this aspect of his job. In order to do this, he must lay the rather large 'Egg of Justice'. Happy, who is sent down to Earth in order to deliberate whether or not certain troubled individuals deserve happiness.

Easter Egg: The Cute Kitty from Episode 1 is hidden in the follow episodes in Episode 2, the French artist accidentally paints him as the result of a hiccup, while in Episode 3 he's hidden in a Click-O-Rama button that promotes 'Just because.'.

Sometimes this trope is played straight such as Episode 1, which features a Click-O-Rama option to win millions of dollars, only to be taken to a screen saying, 'Server is busy.' The outcome of Episode 1 and Episode 3 also play this straight. Happy is built on this trope with its Click-O-Rama feature, in which viewers determine the outcome of the story (as well as other tidbits throughout) by being presented with multiple choices to click on. Our judgement shall be rendered by the Egg of Justice, and the decision of the judge shall be final! Happy: Hi, I'm the Bluebird of Happiness! I've arrived in your hour of abject misery to deliberate whether you're deserving of happiness or not. Happy has a spiel that he delivers Once an Episode in an implicitly-forced chipper tone, as opposed to his usual Grumpy Bear demeanor. Happy for the digital technology that only a toon could love.

In Episode 3, Snagglepuss (or rather, an illustration of Snagglepuss) thanks Click-O-Rama on behalf of himself and B.

In Episode 2, a Click-O-Rama selection for 'Beloved Animal Pals Who Speak With the Voices of Late Hollywood Character Actors' features Hokey Wolf.

As Episode 4 ends, he can be heard turning down bialys in favor of demanding a steak.

If he makes the correct choice, Maureen rewards him with a mountain of food, which he hastily runs off to eat, only to regret it later on when he's so stuffed he's miserable. During The Stinger, all he wants to do is eat.Halfway through producing his Egg of Justice, he becomes so fed up with Baby Eugene's incessant crying that he goes on strike, and has to be bribed with a platter of bialys to continue.

SO SO HAPPY FLASH DRIVES FREE

When he comes upon the door leading his next case, he remarks, 'Hey, this isn't the free salad bar!'.

In Episode 2, he expresses his dislike for art, until he comes across a painting of a colossal sandwich, which turns out to be the Goddess Maureen in disguise.

In Episode 1, aside from having to help the Cute Kitty, his main concern is finding a peanut machine, which he does during The Stinger, if he chooses correctly, Maureen will allow him to get the peanuts, however, it's a Click-O-Rama feature as to whether or not the machine will work.

Happy if he makes the wrong decision, or his otherwise difficult behavior. Happy turns red and actually breathes fire! Happy hates personal contact, but what really sets him off is Baby Eugene's incessant crying, to the point that B. Happy a balloon, which carries him away as well. If you make the correct decision, the balloon will carry the baby away, giving the mother her freedom back the Balloon Man also gives B. At one in the episode, Click-O-Rama treats viewers to a preview screen test for the Balloon Man's non-existent spin-off. Happy crazy with his crying over wanting a balloon.

Balloonacy: Episode 3 deals with Baby Eugene driving his mother and B.

But, it turns out that this was the correct choice as it gives the mother her freedom back.

In Episode 3, if you decide Baby Eugene deserves the balloon it will carry him away the mother turns to B.

Happy as a result, indicating this was the incorrect choice.

In Episode 1, if you decide the cute kitty deserves the fish you will enrage the larger cat who then eats both the kitty and B.

Happy has to lay an Egg of Justice each episode, despite being a male bird. Happy to solve, so he instead gives viewers a thank you message for watching the previous episodes.

And Now For Something Completely Different: Episode 4 doesn't have a case for B.

That said, considering he's a bluebird, he probably has no ethnicity. Happy loves to eat bialys, which are a traditional Ashkenazi Jewish dish.

So so happy flash drives