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Waluigi's Quest
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Waluigi's Quest is the ABSOLUTE WORST SHOW on TV, but every time it was cancelled Waluigi threw pie at the network producers until they brought it back, which, fortunately, it was cancelled, and Waluigi cried. The show's plot is about Waluigi trying be recognized as an example. There's also a hint of action in it, so it's like... A FREAKING BAD SHOW! * A structured plot * 20 episodes per season * Better marketing Rumor has it that Napoleon Bonaparte taught Waluigi how to make a good show (we'll never know if it's true, oh well), and in 2012, the show celebrated it's 10th anniversary.
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Waluigi's Quest is the ABSOLUTE WORST SHOW on TV, but every time it was cancelled Waluigi threw pie at the network producers until they brought it back, which, fortunately, it was cancelled, and Waluigi cried. The show's plot is about Waluigi trying be recognized as an example. There's also a hint of action in it, so it's like... A FREAKING BAD SHOW! Things were bad by the end of Season 9, where it abruptly ended. When it was cancelled, an army started to form about the show's cancellation, and after that, Waluigi unfortunately won. In August 2011, Waluigi claimed that the show was going to IMPROVE with Season 10 though. And so it did! Their new measures are: * A structured plot * 20 episodes per season * Better marketing Rumor has it that Napoleon Bonaparte taught Waluigi how to make a good show (we'll never know if it's true, oh well), and in 2012, the show celebrated it's 10th anniversary.