| Pandora's Lunch Box | |
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| Series | The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy |
| Season | 6 |
| Production code | 655 - 016 |
| Writer | Nina Bargiel
Ian Wasseluk |
| Broadcast information | |
| Cartoon Network US Premiere | March 22, 2006 |
| Paired with | A Grim Day |
| Chronological information | |
| Previous A Grim Day |
Next Billy & Mandy vs. the Martians |
Pandora's Lunch Box is the second segment of the seventh episode from season 5 of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.
Plot[]
When a girl named Dora transfers to Billy and Mandy's school, she and Mandy end up becoming friends. She always insisted everyone to open her lunchbox. While watching Mindy and the cheerleaders, Dora tells Mandy that if she opens her lunchbox, there's something that could destroy Mindy. Since Mandy wants to destroy Mindy, she opens the lunchbox, unleashing evil demons shaped like food. It turns out that Dora is actually Pandora, and she tricked Mandy into unleashing all of the demons. Mandy, angry that Pandora tricked her, stops the end of the world by sucking the demons and Pandora into the lunchbox. She then tells Grim to put the box in his trunk so it can’t do anymore harm.
Credits[]
- Story by: Ian Wasseluk and Nina Bargiel
- Storyboard by: Ian Wasseluk
- Art Direction: Rae McCarson
- Directed by: Shaun Cashman
Transcript[]
Gallery[]
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| The image gallery for Pandora's Lunch Box may be viewed here. |
Trivia[]
- Pandora's alias is an obvious reference to Dora the Explorer.
- When Grim realizes he's going to miss his favorite show and Billy questions what it is, he's talking about Dora the Explorer itself.
- A running gag is Billy or Mandy sarcastically questioning who's writing the show, with the scene cutting to a baby.
- Mindy makes a reference to the songs "Hey Ya" by Outkast and "Feel Good Inc." by Gorillaz when instructing the cheerleaders.
- Pandora’s box can also be used in the video game as an item.