After Leshawna, Bridgette, Owen, and Cody win a hide and seek competition, a jealous former champion named Dame Wrench traps them on a private island and forces them to play for their freedom. When Leshawna finds out Dame's secret, it's up to her to beat Dame at her own game!
Plot[]
The episode starts off witch Chef congratulating the world's hide and seek championship winners; Leshawna, Owen, Bridgette, and Cody. He then starts saying, "Raise the roof," to which Leshawna responds by telling him nobody does that anymore, he tells her that he does. Duncan is confused Leshawna won the hide and seek championship, she tells him she did and shows him her medal, commenting on how gold and shiny they are. Owen tries eating his medal, asking why they made it so hard to get to the chocolate, Bridgette laughs and tells him there is no chocolate, which makes Owen disappointed and he throws it away. Leshawna tells Duncan that they play the best game of hide and seek ever, adding they will probably make a movie about it, and ask her to play everyone. He tells her that only cowards hide, she then gives him three seconds to hide, as she gets to two, he runs away. Chef shows Leshawna a newspaper that is calling her and her friends the best hide and seek players in the history of the game, he also tells them they have fan mail from Dame Wrench, the best hide-and-seeker who ever hid and seeked, winning 17 championships in a row.
Credits[]
Duncan and Noah build a sandcastle while Leshawna fills the moat using a hose, however, Owen inadvertently destroys the sandcastle with a hose's water force and they chase him.
Cast[]
Voice actor | Role(s) |
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Deven Mack | Chef Hatchet |
Kristin Fairlie | Bridgette |
Wyatt White | Cody |
Drew Nelson | Duncan |
Bahia Watson | Leshawna |
Scott McCord | Owen |
Carolyn Scott | Dame Wrench |
- Noah appears in the ending credits, however, he does not speak.
Trivia[]
General[]
- This is the seventh episode to reference someone's name in the title and the first to reference a minor character. The previous ones are:
Continuity[]
- This episode has many references to the original Total Drama series, such as:
- The memory stick the kids got from Dame Wrench resembles Mr. Coconut.
- The boat that Chef and Leshawna used looks like the Boat of Losers.
- Dame Wrench's island resembles Camp Wawanakwa.
- The confessional used in this episode is the recurring outhouse confessional that was used in Total Drama Island, Total Drama Revenge of the Island, Total Drama All-Stars and Total Drama: Pahkitew Island.
- Cody's way of hiding being similar to Shawn's in Twinning Isn't Everything.
- Leshawna winning the Hide and Seek competition might also be a reference to how her older self won the hide and seek challenge in Hide and Be Sneaky.
- Owen biting his gold medal, assuming there's chocolate in it, is a reference to his older self in The EX-Files eating the chocolate gold medal that he won in Greece's Pieces. This time however, the medal is made from actual gold.
References[]
- Dame Wrench's ability to turn anything she touches into gold is a reference to King Midas of Greek mythology.
- When Leshawna told Cody and Owen to split up, they decided to use a maneuver called "McGillis", which is a reference to the creator of the entire Total Drama franchise, Tom McGillis.
- The episode's title and plot are a reference to Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game", in which a big-game hunter from New York is hunted by a Russian aristocrat.
Goofs[]
- Typically, the rules of Hide and Seek entail that the hider wins the game once they return to the "base" or starting point, which in this case, would be the trophy room. Despite Leshawna and Owen reaching the base without getting caught, they still did not win.