You would think doing a Wizard of Oz parody wouldn't be that interesting, especially considering that has been made fun of, referenced, and parodied to death. Instead though, P&F opts to just roll with it, delivering a wonderfully meta take on the story that also has a great arc for Candace. Whenever the show does a singular storyline like this, it's usually almost always her that gets the focus and it's not hard to see why. She's easily the character who is most prolific for development and even though this episode is mostly a dream, it's still an important step forward for her.
Plus, it's just a great Wizard of Oz parody. The constant framing of the songs too finally bring in the ultimate joke about it's own nature as a musical, which I really love.
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You would think doing a Wizard of Oz parody wouldn't be that interesting, especially considering that has been made fun of, referenced, and parodied to death. Instead though, P&F opts to just roll with it, delivering a wonderfully meta take on the story that also has a great arc for Candace. Whenever the show does a singular storyline like this, it's usually almost always her that gets the focus and it's not hard to see why. She's easily the character who is most prolific for development and even though this episode is mostly a dream, it's still an important step forward for her.
Plus, it's just a great Wizard of Oz parody. The constant framing of the songs too finally bring in the ultimate joke about it's own nature as a musical, which I really love.