Brick and Mortar

Brick and Mortar was the second episode of the second season of Pokémon Crystal Version Adventures. This episode is especially dialogue-driven, and it introduces the "sir" running joke. It worked to further build upon Beefcake's new Season 2 personality, as well as Entei's character.

Synopsis
After crying for hours because of the sheer pointlessness of Professor Elm's request in Episode 1, Beefcake decides to take a trip to Mahogany Town and its surrounding areas because "mahogany" is fun to say. He immediately heads west after arriving, walking (and surfing) down Route 42. Unfortunately, he winds up taking a wrong turn at Albuquerque (which, incidentally, doesn't exist in the Pokémon World) and ends up in an almost endless cave called Mt. Mortar. Will Beefcake ever find his way out? And will Beefcake's Pokémon ever stop calling him "sir?" Find out in this episode (or your money back)!

Full Summary
coming soon

Releases
"Brick and Mortar" was first released on FlipShare on February 1, 2011. It was then released as a part of Season 2, Volume 1 on April 10, 2011, and it will be part of ''Pokémon Crystal Version Adventures: The Complete Second Season. ''It has not yet been released to the general public, and a release date has yet to be determined.

Screenings
"Brick and Mortar" was screened live on May 20, 2011 at 7:00 PM EDT, as part of a live screening of Season 2, Volume 1, featuring a live introduction by EDB and a live text chat.

Episode Notes
to be added

Real-World References
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Continuity

 * This episode picks up from the moment the previous one ended.

Errors
Production Errors
 * Originally, this episode was going to end with Beefcake using an Escape Rope to get out of Mt. Mortar after the man in the final chamber would play some sort of role, but once EDB realized that Beefcake didn't have any Escape Ropes (or a Pokémon that knew Dig), he kne he would be forced to get out of Mt. Mortar on foot. Because the episode had already been filming for about fourteen minutes or so (and because he was a bit lazy), he decided to completely alter the ending so that he would not have to get out of Mt. Mortar on film. The end result turned out to be humorous in a very abstract and abrupt way.