Pilkey is still having entirely too much fun with this popular series, which continues to careen along with nary a whiff of staleness.Īrmed with a journal as red as her yippee-yi-yo cowgirl boots, loquacious Lucy Rose’s number one plan is to write about her never boring life. “Starch Ship Enterprize.” As in the previous four episodes, neither the pace nor the funky humor (“Diapers and toilets and poop.
Not, of course, without an epic battle waged in low-budget Flip-O-Rama, plus no fewer than three homemade comics, including an “Origin of Captain Underpants” in which we learn that his home planet of Underpantyworld was destroyed by the. Principal Krupp) and find a way to save the day? Well, duh. Is it curtains (or rather, wedgies) for all of us? Can the redoubtable fourth graders rescue the Waistband Warrior (a.k.a. Using a pair of robot sidekicks and plenty of spray starch, she even overcomes Captain Underpants.
Ribble-and succeed only in creating a supervillain with a medusa-like ’do and a yen to conquer the world with wedgie power. Trying to salvage failing grades, George and Harold use their handy 3-D Hypno Ring on termagant teacher Ms.
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