Todd & the Book of Pure Evil - Invasion of the Stupid Snatchers

Atticus is undergoing serious boredom in his high school position of guidance counselor, just telling most of the students their career would more than likely be nurse based on the exam taken to determine interest and intellect. Todd is told he'd be monster slayer while Curtis is told nurse (!). Atticus is only in this school to secure the Book of Pure Evil. His dad insists...as he rests inside the Retirement Home! The show spent it's first season hiding some of Atticus' father's face under the red cloak. His orders were fiercely directed at Atticus...father wanted the Book of Pure Evil. A rather fatally intellectually challenged student named Clarence (Brandon Wong) is Atticus' door mat. He's not bright but he's trying, with Atticus' dismissal not helping matters. So in comes the Book of Pure Evil to encourage Clarence to accept a proposal regarding his situation...but instead of making him smarter, the smoke from his ears, borne out of frustration, sets up in the nostrils of all around him in school, causing them to become dimbulb and dopey, as if lost in a fog of weed-induced inebriation! So Hannah sets off initially with Curtis and Todd to stop the dumb-inducing spell. But to avoid the "idiot smoke" won't be easy! Hannah and Todd in hasmat suits tells you you need to know about this ridiculous (is the show not always???) episode, Invasion of the Stupid Snatchers, where vacuuming up the stupid smoke seems to be the ticket. Not without a victim per episode, due to the rules of the monkey's paw, Clarence goes "up with smoke"...not without plenty of spewing blood, flesh, and bone. Todd and Curtis take advantage of what is left of smoke to get high off the stupid fumes! Jenny asking Todd to make a bay-bay is a recognized iconic moment of the show...her under the influence makes for quite a sight. Todd as the show's hero was always a laugher, and he doesn't fail to prove how insignificant he could be when the Book of Pure Evil unleashed its bad behavior on those around him.