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Pomegranates are seen in the Big Boss's fruitbowl. They may or may not become downloadable content for the game.
 
Pomegranates are seen in the Big Boss's fruitbowl. They may or may not become downloadable content for the game.
  
During the scene where Fergy beats the Big Boss's fruitbowl with a stapler, quick violin music is heard in the background. This may be an allusion to the infamous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho.
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During the scene where Fergy beats the Big Boss's fruitbowl with a stapler, quick violin music is heard in the background. This may be an allusion to the infamous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho. In fact, the actions that Fergy take to cover it up (eating the evidence, making the deceased look like they are alive, etc.) are from famous murder narratives.
 
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[[Category:Viva Piñata episodes]]
 
[[Category:Viva Piñata episodes]]

Revision as of 10:24, 7 December 2007

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"Crimes of Passion Fruit" is the twenty-second episode of Viva Piñata's second season. It originally aired in North America on November 24, 2007.

Plot

Fergy attacks "The Big Boss" and bites off more than he can chew.

Quotes

  •  ???

Trivia

Throughout this episode, Fergy & Langston run past Paulie & friends playing cards with them responding stuff like Franklin saying, The cycle of life, then The cycle of life...disrupted, third The cycle of life...reverse, & The cycle of life continues. This is a RUNNING GAG.

Pomegranates are seen in the Big Boss's fruitbowl. They may or may not become downloadable content for the game.

During the scene where Fergy beats the Big Boss's fruitbowl with a stapler, quick violin music is heard in the background. This may be an allusion to the infamous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho. In fact, the actions that Fergy take to cover it up (eating the evidence, making the deceased look like they are alive, etc.) are from famous murder narratives.