When Duncan destroys the school using a hazardous app, Chef ends up with a big cash settlement, but rather than rebuilding the school, he takes the kids on a cross country adventure to the infamous Sir Splashalot’s waterpark, where a mix-up with a lunchbox leads to an unpredictable adventure.
Plot[]
Credits[]
Same as Having the Timeout of Our Lives.
Cast[]
| Voice actor | Role(s) |
|---|---|
| Deven Mack | Chef Hatchet/Sly/Manbelow/Plane Guy |
| Sarah Gadon | Beth |
| Kristin Fairlie | Bridgette |
| Wyatt White | Cody |
| Emilie-Claire Barlow | Courtney |
| Drew Nelson | Duncan |
| Lilly Bartlam | Gwen |
| Darren Frost | Harold |
| Katie Crown | Izzy |
| Bahia Watson | Leshawna |
| Kwaku Adu-Poku | Lightning |
| Evany Rosen | MacArthur |
| Cory Doran | Noah/Green Alien/Blue Alien |
| Scott McCord | Owen/Paul |
| Rochelle Wilson | Sugar |
| Shoshana Sperling | Slick |
| Kimberly-Ann Truong | Pink Alien |
Trivia[]
General[]
- This is the first special of Total DramaRama that's more than 20 minutes long.
- This is also the first 40 minutes long special of the Total Drama franchise since Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special.
- This episode uses a different opening sequence from the rest of the series, with Sugar and Lightning being added, Jude being removed, Gwen and Harold being dressed up as ants, and the Auntie Ant lunchboxes being the cause of the chaos that occurs.
- The vehicles used by the children (a plane, a train, and a blimp) coincidentally is a callback to Planes, Trains, and Hot Air Mobiles.
- Jude goes unseen and unmentioned for the entirety of the episode despite all of the other main characters having major roles in the episode.
- Duncan and Courtney's teenage selves make an appearance in Duncan's dream.
- Additionally, this is the only episode of Total DramaRama to feature Duncan's teenage self.
- Leshawna, Harold, Izzy, Bridgette and a flight attendant break the fourth wall by looking at the audience after Leshawna points out that the whole situation they're in sounds like weak plot from a bad cartoon.
Continuity[]
- Beartop Manbelow, the villain from Double Oh Beth, appears again.
References[]
Goofs[]
Gallery[]
Lightning is wondering why Chef's car is doing this when he's inside the school.
Harold thinks the machines are becoming self-aware and they're all doomed.
Izzy thinks Harold's idea is ridiculous and the car is haunted.
Gwen's reaction when Izzy said the car is haunted.
Owen thinks the car is just hungry.
Courtney thinks Duncan is messing with Chef's car, once again.
It turns out, it was actually him!
Lightning tells Duncan he can't mess with Chef's car.
Duncan tells Lightning Cody is actually messing with his car.
"I'm a crash test dummy!"
—Cody
Lightning is surprised that Cody is controlling Chef's car, even if he technically isn't.
Beth gives Duncan a GPS tracker, and Duncan tells her to glue it to Cody's head.
Lightning is disappointed at Cody.
Leshawna asks Lightning if he actually knows if Duncan is doing all of this.
Duncan is now controlling Chef's car with his phone.
Sugar is surprised Duncan can control Chef's car with his phone.
Duncan says there's an app for everything, and the app he's using is called Vroom Vroom Drive Time.
Chef is shocked since his car's breaking the school.
The kids are shocked too.
Chef's trying to hide from his car, because Duncan is controlling it to chase him.
After Duncan keeps messing with Chef's car, the daycare eventually gets destroyed.
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