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|writerstoryboard = [[Pendleton Ward]]<br>[[Somvilay Xayaphone]]
 
|writerstoryboard = [[Pendleton Ward]]<br>[[Somvilay Xayaphone]]
 
|previous = [[Princess Potluck]]
 
|previous = [[Princess Potluck]]
|next = [[Shh!]]
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{{EpisodeHeader|5|19|James Baxter the Horse}}
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{{EpisodeHeader|5|19}}
 
   
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
[[Finn]] and [[Jake]] are inspired by a horse to create their own ultimate feel-good maneuver to cheer anyone up.
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[[Finn]] and [[Jake]] are inspired by a [[James Baxter|horse]] to create their own ultimate feel-good maneuver to cheer anyone up.
   
 
==Plot==
 
==Plot==
The episode starts with [[BMO]] opening the door of the [[Tree Fort]] and carrying an egg, singing a [[BMO's Pregnant Song|song]] about being pregnant as it is walking along. It holds the egg up in the air, but a butterfly accidentally knocks it down and breaks it, making BMO cry. [[Finn]] and [[Jake]] notice BMO crying, so they try and cheer him up, but are not able to. While they are thinking about how to cheer BMO up, [[James Baxter]] arrives on a beach ball, and whinnies his name continuously, cheering BMO up. Finn and Jake praise the horse, and decide that they should spread the good will by whinnying their names to cheer people up.
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The episode starts with [[BMO]] opening the door of the [[Tree Fort]] and carrying an egg. BMO sings a [[BMO's Pregnant Song|song]] about being pregnant (and how an "electrical presence" asked it to "carry the human incarnation of a baby," represented by the egg) as it is walking along. It holds the egg up in the air, but a butterfly accidentally knocks it down and breaks it, making BMO cry. [[Finn]] and [[Jake]] notice BMO crying, so they try to cheer him up, but are not able to.
   
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While they are thinking about how to cheer BMO up, [[James Baxter]] arrives on a beach ball, and whinnies his name continuously, cheering BMO up. Finn and Jake praise the horse, whom they appear to know already, and how he always knows what to do to cheer somebody up. They decide that they should spread the good will by whinnying their names to cheer people up.
Finn and Jake start by whinnying their names near a funeral to cheer the mourners, however this did not work and Finn suggested they should try to cheer up another person. They arrive at the [[Candy Kingdom]] and tries to cheer up a [[Green Lollipop Girl]] whose ice-cream had been dropped on the ground, but she instead became terrified and ran towards an alleyway. Finn and Jake continue to make noises, which made the girl scream and the two hastily backtrack out of the alley. 
 
   
 
Finn and Jake start by whinnying their names near a funeral to cheer the mourners, but this does not work. Recognizing the awkwardness of the situation, Finn suggests they should try to cheer up another person. They arrive at the [[Candy Kingdom]] and tries to cheer up a [[Green Lollipop Girl]] whose ice-cream has fallen on the ground, but she instead became terrified and runs towards an alleyway. Finn and Jake continue to make noises as they run after her, which makes the girl scream. The two hastily backtrack out of the alley. 
The scene changes to Finn and Jake sitting on a hill watching James Baxter entertaining a group of [[Candy Kid]]. Finn and Jake contemplate on how could they cheer up people similar to James Baxter, and realized that they have to have their own style to make others feel good. 
 
   
 
The scene changes to Finn and Jake sitting on a hill watching James Baxter entertaining a group of [[Candy Kid]]s. Finn and Jake contemplate how unique and perfect James Baxter's technique is, and realize that they cannot simply imitate James Baxter -- they have to create their own style to make others feel good. 
Back at the Tree Fort, Finn and Jake make noises and dance around, as BMO records their actions with a [[video camera]] strapped on its head. BMO asks why is it recording them, and Finn answers that they are attempting to find a style which can be suitable for what they are trying to do. The three of them climb up into the bathtub, and as Jake scrubs BMO, Finn analyzes the video and adjust its settings (speeding it up or slowing it down) by touching BMO's face. They soon found a portion of the video which causes them to laugh, but Finn suggest if they want to match James Baxter's level, they have to go deeper
 
   
 
Back at the Tree Fort, Finn and Jake make noises and dance around, as BMO records their actions with a [[video camera]] strapped on its head. BMO asks why it is recording them, and Finn answers that they are attempting to find a style which can be suitable for what they are trying to do. The three of them climb up into the bathtub; and as Jake "scrubs" BMO, Finn analyzes the video and adjust its settings (speeding it up or down) by touching BMO's face. They soon find a portion of the video which causes them to laugh, but Finn suggests if they want to match James Baxter's level of feel-good-making, they have to go deeper.
The scene shifts to a wooded area, by which the three go to [[Institute of So Und]]. They arrive inside the entrance and was received by a guide. Finn asks where is the studio to make the best "feel-good" sound, and the guide replies that they have to "think happy thoughts" and follow their heart.
 
   
 
The scene shifts to a wooded area, by which the three go to [[Institute of So Und]]. They arrive inside the entrance and are received by a guide. Finn asks where the studio is to make the best "feel-good" sound, and the guide replies that they have to "think happy thoughts" and follow their heart.
They arrive at a studio full of speakers and electronic equipment. The three scope the room, and discover how they could use this equipment to "force happiness into the listener." After several tests and adjustments to how the sound was generated, Finn and Jake realized that what they were missing were "feel-good" body actions, and once thy got hold of this realization, the three of them slept, exhausted from the ordeal.
 
   
 
They arrive at a studio full of speakers and electronic equipment. The three scope the room, and discover how they could use this equipment to "force happiness into the listener." After several tests and adjustments to how the sound was generated, Finn and Jake realize that what they were missing were "feel-good" body actions, and once they get hold of this realization, the three of them sleep, exhausted from the ordeal.
Finn and Jake came back to the Candy Kingdom to see the same Lollipop Girl crying, this time because of a fallen drink cup. The girl noticed them and remembered the past encounter, then screams, but Jake told her to quiet down and see their new demonstration. Afterwards, the girl was laughing loudly, and the two knew that their gimmick had worked. They continued making other people happy (including four [[Grass People]], a ghost, and more Grass People at a meeting) until they saw the same mourners in the funeral they encountered yesterday. Finn apologizes for their behavior the previous day, and entertained them, making them happy.
 
   
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Finn and Jake come back to the Candy Kingdom to see the same Lollipop Girl crying, this time because of a fallen drink cup. The girl notices them and remembers the past encounter, then screams, but Jake tells her to quiet down and see their new demonstration, which includes Jake turning into a trumpet and a beach ball that Finn balances on James Baxter-style. Afterwards, the girl laughs loudly, and the two know that their gimmick has worked.
Suddenly, the coffin opens and the dead person's skeleton pops out, rolling in the ground. The mourners and Jake ran away, terrified, while Finn battles the skeleton. The skeleton's ghost appears as Finn asks Jake for some help. Jake appears inside of a flower and grows large, but were thrown back when the ghost spits onto them. The ghost throws a large chunk of land at them, which they dodge. Jake protects Finn from the attacks, but the ghost punches them down into the ground.
 
   
 
Finn and Jake continue making other people happy (including four [[Grass People]], a ghost, and more Grass People at a meeting) until they see the same mourners in the funeral they encountered yesterday. Finn apologizes for their behavior the previous day, and entertains them, making them happy.
Finn tells an injured Jake that he will block the next attack, but Jake realized they would die and performs a rhythmic clap, telling Finn that he should listen for the sound for they might be separated in the 9th Dead World. Suddenly, James Baxter appears, calming him as he has almost beaten the duo to death. The ghost carries Finn and Jake out of the hole and puts them gently onto the ground, and asked them if they knew this guy. They reply that they know him, while the horse, realizing night is coming, deflates his beach ball, folds it into a triangular hat, and trots off as the episode ends.
 
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Suddenly, the coffin opens and the dead person's skeleton pops out, rolling in the ground. The mourners and Jake run away, terrified, while Finn battles the skeleton. The skeleton's ghost appears and moans why they are interrupting his "deal" as Finn asks Jake for some help. Jake (who's shrunken down) appears inside of a flower and stretches, but is thrown back when the ghost spits onto them. The ghost throws a big chunk of land at them, which they dodge. Jake protects Finn from the attacks, but the ghost punches them down into the ground.
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Finn tells a scathed Jake that he will block the next attack, but Jake realizes they may die and performs a rhythmic clap, telling Finn that he should listen for the sound for they might be separated in the [[Dead World|9th Dead World]]. Suddenly, James Baxter appears, calming the ghost just as he has almost beaten the duo to death. The ghost carries Finn and Jake out of the hole and puts them softly onto the ground, and asks them if they know this guy. They reply that they know him, and explain his "deal" about making people happy to the ghost, who deems this "cool." Meanwhile, the horse realizes night is coming and deflates his beach ball, folds it into a triangular hat, and trots off into the sunset as the episode ends.
   
 
==Characters==
 
==Characters==
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===Minor characters===
 
===Minor characters===
 
*[[Candy People]]
 
*[[Candy People]]
**[[Green Lollipop Girl]]
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**[[Green Lollipop Girl|Green Lollipop Girl]]
 
**[[Candy Kid]]s
 
**[[Candy Kid]]s
 
**[[Funeral Guests]]
 
**[[Funeral Guests]]
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
 
*Jake showed that BMO's screen has a touch screen function when he used it to slow down and speed up the video.
 
*Jake showed that BMO's screen has a touch screen function when he used it to slow down and speed up the video.
*This episode shows that Finn and Jake know how to operate technology to a degree, as they were shown to maneuver the appliances seen in the studio.
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*This episode shows that Finn and Jake know how to operate technology to a degree, as they were shown to maneuver the appliances seen in the studio.[[File:Circuit.png|thumb]]
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*The circuit diagram shown on the blackboard that Finn and Jake analyse is a guitar amplifier. Specifically it is a {{w|Class A amplifier#Class A|class A}}, {{w|Push–pull output|push–pull}} amplifier with a two stage {{w|Preamplifier|pre-amp}} using {{w|Pentode|pentode vacuum tubes}}. When zoomed out it appears to be [http://www.ampbooks.com/home/amp-technology/6L6-phase-inverter/6L6-phase-inverter-amp.gif this circuit]<ref>http://www.ampbooks.com/home/amp-technology/6L6-phase-inverter/</ref>; however, zooming in, some aspects are changed.
 
===Cultural references===
 
===Cultural references===
*[[James Baxter (actor)|James Baxter]] is the name of an {{w|animator}} who worked for {{w|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} and Dreamworks animation studios. The title card shows James Baxter drawing a horse on a beach ball, in a similar fashion to an animator.
 
*James Baxter's animation desk also has a Luxo lamp, an homage to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixar Pixar]'s 1986 short film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxo_Jr. Luxo Jr.] and its famous lamp in its logo.
 
 
*The skeleton at the funeral resembles those featured in Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead in Spanish), a Mexican holiday focusing on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died.
 
*The skeleton at the funeral resembles those featured in Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead in Spanish), a Mexican holiday focusing on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died.
 
*The noise Finn and Jake make to cheer people up is the same as the guitar in Manfred Manns Blinded by the Light.
 
*The noise Finn and Jake make to cheer people up is the same as the guitar in Manfred Manns Blinded by the Light.
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===Errors===
 
===Errors===
 
*BMO appears a little larger compared to Finn than he usually is.
 
*BMO appears a little larger compared to Finn than he usually is.
*When Finn, Jake and BMO entered a room in the Sound Institute, if the viewer looks closely, Finn seems to be missing his shoes.
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*When Finn, Jake and BMO entered a room in the Sound Institute, if the viewer looks closely, Finn seems to be missing his shoes.[[File:Beetle speech2.png|thumb|right]]
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*The mouth of the rightmost Rock Person in the crowd of Grass People, [[Rock People]], and [[Tree People]] is partially colored over.
   
 
===Production notes===
 
===Production notes===
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*[[James Baxter]] shares a name with his [[James Baxter (actor)|voice actor]], who is also an {{w|animator}} who worked for {{w|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} and DreamWorks animation studios. James Baxter is animated more fluidly than the rest of the characters, as his animation was handled by this episode's guest animator - his voice actor. Rough animation of the horse is seen during the credits of this episode.
[[File:Adventure Time Credits- Princess Potluck|thumb|right|199px|The credits to this episode.]]
 
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**The title card shows James Baxter the horse drawing himself on an animation table, referencing the fact that he was animated by his voice actor.
*James Baxter seems to be animated more fluidly than the rest of the characters, most likely due to this episode's [[James Baxter (actor)|guest animator]]. Test animation of the horse is seen during the credits of both this episode and its companion, "[[Princess Potluck]]."
 
*There is a dividing line between "James Baxter the Horse" and "[[Shh!]]," which have production codes 1014-124 and 1014-129, respectively (between them is where the movie would have gone).<ref>http://www.landofooo.com/community/threads/season-5-2.10166/</ref>
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*There is a dividing line between "James Baxter the Horse" and "[[Shh!]]," which have production codes 1014-124 and 1014-129, respectively (between them is where a scrapped one-hour movie would have gone).<ref>http://www.landofooo.com/community/threads/season-5-2.10166/</ref>
 
*According to [[Adam Muto]], the idea of asking James Baxter to animate a character in the show came from when Pen Ward attended an animation lecture by him at CalArts. Someone asked Baxter to animate a horse on a beach ball, which he declined, but the image stuck with Pen.<ref>http://www.spring.me/MrMuto/q/474758072212941986</ref>
 
*According to [[Adam Muto]], the idea of asking James Baxter to animate a character in the show came from when Pen Ward attended an animation lecture by him at CalArts. Someone asked Baxter to animate a horse on a beach ball, which he declined, but the image stuck with Pen.<ref>http://www.spring.me/MrMuto/q/474758072212941986</ref>
   
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Adventure Time - James Baxter The Horse (short preview)|Short Preview
 
Adventure Time - James Baxter The Horse (short preview)|Short Preview
Adventure Time - James Baxter The Horse (Long Preview) HD|Long Preview
 
 
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===Background art===
 
===Background art===
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===Screenshots===
 
===Screenshots===
 
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WhatTheGlugAreTheyDoing.png|Finn and Jake making faces
 
WhatTheGlugAreTheyDoing.png|Finn and Jake making faces
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Adventure time james baxter the horse 013 0001.jpg|Finn & Jake run away.
 
Adventure time james baxter the horse 013 0001.jpg|Finn & Jake run away.
 
TEST.PNG|Finn and Jake skipping and making silly faces
 
TEST.PNG|Finn and Jake skipping and making silly faces
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TEST2222.PNG|Finn and Jake scaring the girl
 
TEST2222.PNG|Finn and Jake scaring the girl
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S5e19 Lollipop Girl running from Finn and Jake.png|Girl screaming and running away
 
Adventure time james baxter the horse 014 0018.jpg|Finn & Jake bummed
 
Adventure time james baxter the horse 014 0018.jpg|Finn & Jake bummed
 
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s5 e19 James baxter with the Candy Kids.PNG|James Baxter is cheering everybody up today!
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jamesbaxterimage 2.png|It's alive!
 
jamesbaxterimage 2.png|It's alive!
 
jamesbaxterimage 3.png|Finn's face
 
jamesbaxterimage 3.png|Finn's face
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Adventure time james baxter the horse 014 0016.jpg|Finn ready to defeat ghost
 
Adventure time james baxter the horse 014 0016.jpg|Finn ready to defeat ghost
 
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"James Baxter the Horse" is the nineteenth episode in the fifth season of Adventure Time. It's the one hundred and twenty-third episode overall.

Synopsis

Finn and Jake are inspired by a horse to create their own ultimate feel-good maneuver to cheer anyone up.

Plot

The episode starts with BMO opening the door of the Tree Fort and carrying an egg. BMO sings a song about being pregnant (and how an "electrical presence" asked it to "carry the human incarnation of a baby," represented by the egg) as it is walking along. It holds the egg up in the air, but a butterfly accidentally knocks it down and breaks it, making BMO cry. Finn and Jake notice BMO crying, so they try to cheer him up, but are not able to.

While they are thinking about how to cheer BMO up, James Baxter arrives on a beach ball, and whinnies his name continuously, cheering BMO up. Finn and Jake praise the horse, whom they appear to know already, and how he always knows what to do to cheer somebody up. They decide that they should spread the good will by whinnying their names to cheer people up.

Finn and Jake start by whinnying their names near a funeral to cheer the mourners, but this does not work. Recognizing the awkwardness of the situation, Finn suggests they should try to cheer up another person. They arrive at the Candy Kingdom and tries to cheer up a Green Lollipop Girl whose ice-cream has fallen on the ground, but she instead became terrified and runs towards an alleyway. Finn and Jake continue to make noises as they run after her, which makes the girl scream. The two hastily backtrack out of the alley. 

The scene changes to Finn and Jake sitting on a hill watching James Baxter entertaining a group of Candy Kids. Finn and Jake contemplate how unique and perfect James Baxter's technique is, and realize that they cannot simply imitate James Baxter -- they have to create their own style to make others feel good. 

Back at the Tree Fort, Finn and Jake make noises and dance around, as BMO records their actions with a video camera strapped on its head. BMO asks why it is recording them, and Finn answers that they are attempting to find a style which can be suitable for what they are trying to do. The three of them climb up into the bathtub; and as Jake "scrubs" BMO, Finn analyzes the video and adjust its settings (speeding it up or down) by touching BMO's face. They soon find a portion of the video which causes them to laugh, but Finn suggests if they want to match James Baxter's level of feel-good-making, they have to go deeper.

The scene shifts to a wooded area, by which the three go to Institute of So Und. They arrive inside the entrance and are received by a guide. Finn asks where the studio is to make the best "feel-good" sound, and the guide replies that they have to "think happy thoughts" and follow their heart.

They arrive at a studio full of speakers and electronic equipment. The three scope the room, and discover how they could use this equipment to "force happiness into the listener." After several tests and adjustments to how the sound was generated, Finn and Jake realize that what they were missing were "feel-good" body actions, and once they get hold of this realization, the three of them sleep, exhausted from the ordeal.

Finn and Jake come back to the Candy Kingdom to see the same Lollipop Girl crying, this time because of a fallen drink cup. The girl notices them and remembers the past encounter, then screams, but Jake tells her to quiet down and see their new demonstration, which includes Jake turning into a trumpet and a beach ball that Finn balances on James Baxter-style. Afterwards, the girl laughs loudly, and the two know that their gimmick has worked.

Finn and Jake continue making other people happy (including four Grass People, a ghost, and more Grass People at a meeting) until they see the same mourners in the funeral they encountered yesterday. Finn apologizes for their behavior the previous day, and entertains them, making them happy.

Suddenly, the coffin opens and the dead person's skeleton pops out, rolling in the ground. The mourners and Jake run away, terrified, while Finn battles the skeleton. The skeleton's ghost appears and moans why they are interrupting his "deal" as Finn asks Jake for some help. Jake (who's shrunken down) appears inside of a flower and stretches, but is thrown back when the ghost spits onto them. The ghost throws a big chunk of land at them, which they dodge. Jake protects Finn from the attacks, but the ghost punches them down into the ground.

Finn tells a scathed Jake that he will block the next attack, but Jake realizes they may die and performs a rhythmic clap, telling Finn that he should listen for the sound for they might be separated in the 9th Dead World. Suddenly, James Baxter appears, calming the ghost just as he has almost beaten the duo to death. The ghost carries Finn and Jake out of the hole and puts them softly onto the ground, and asks them if they know this guy. They reply that they know him, and explain his "deal" about making people happy to the ghost, who deems this "cool." Meanwhile, the horse realizes night is coming and deflates his beach ball, folds it into a triangular hat, and trots off into the sunset as the episode ends.

Characters

Major characters

Minor characters

Songs

Trivia

  • Jake showed that BMO's screen has a touch screen function when he used it to slow down and speed up the video.
  • This episode shows that Finn and Jake know how to operate technology to a degree, as they were shown to maneuver the appliances seen in the studio.
    Circuit
  • The circuit diagram shown on the blackboard that Finn and Jake analyse is a guitar amplifier. Specifically it is a class A, push–pull amplifier with a two stage pre-amp using pentode vacuum tubes. When zoomed out it appears to be this circuit[1]; however, zooming in, some aspects are changed.

Cultural references

  • The skeleton at the funeral resembles those featured in Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead in Spanish), a Mexican holiday focusing on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died.
  • The noise Finn and Jake make to cheer people up is the same as the guitar in Manfred Manns Blinded by the Light.

Episode connections

  • The 'EAT' sign that appeared in "Memory of a Memory" and "I Remember You" is seen in the bathroom of the Tree Fort.
  • Del

    Small Peppermint Butler

    One of the candy people cheering for James Baxter is a peppermint candy like Peppermint Butler, but smaller and does not wear clothes. This candy person was also seen at the daycare in "Goliad."

Errors

  • BMO appears a little larger compared to Finn than he usually is.
  • When Finn, Jake and BMO entered a room in the Sound Institute, if the viewer looks closely, Finn seems to be missing his shoes.
    Beetle speech2
  • The mouth of the rightmost Rock Person in the crowd of Grass People, Rock People, and Tree People is partially colored over.

Production notes

  • James Baxter shares a name with his voice actor, who is also an animator who worked for Disney and DreamWorks animation studios. James Baxter is animated more fluidly than the rest of the characters, as his animation was handled by this episode's guest animator - his voice actor. Rough animation of the horse is seen during the credits of this episode.
    • The title card shows James Baxter the horse drawing himself on an animation table, referencing the fact that he was animated by his voice actor.
  • There is a dividing line between "James Baxter the Horse" and "Shh!," which have production codes 1014-124 and 1014-129, respectively (between them is where a scrapped one-hour movie would have gone).[2]
  • According to Adam Muto, the idea of asking James Baxter to animate a character in the show came from when Pen Ward attended an animation lecture by him at CalArts. Someone asked Baxter to animate a horse on a beach ball, which he declined, but the image stuck with Pen.[3]

Storyline analysis

Videos

Gallery

Official art

Background art

Screenshots

References