Season 24 came to an end in a rather explosive way. Literally. The short, but dramatic cliffhanger episode saw the Blooper Center going under siege. But how did all of this originated?
It all started with Sonic’s abduction back in January, held captive by Forex’s men for weeks. However, police managed to rescue him before putting him in a witness protection program. Now, Forex is swearing for retribution for those who helped Sonic escape.
Recently, threatening photos begin to emerge. 1 photo showed Test Tube and Bow killed by Nicolas Wilkins (The CEO of Forex), and the other was the Blooper Center, gone.
Now, it seems like Forex is planning to do something against the studio. When Nicholas and his henchmen bursted into the studio, they performed a hostile takeover and emptied almost the entire studio like if this was really the end for the Blooper Center. Gabriela Guerrero, the Matriarch of the Guerrero family, was tragically killed, and Maggie Pesky was also left wounded. Marshmallow also followed.
In a surprise move, Rigby and Eileen tied the knot, but no one else was present at the wedding. This was because it was considered a “secret wedding”, and nobody knew that the wedding was going to unfold. And, get this, Candle Fox was the celebrant.
Bad Luck Mordecai’s wedding, however, didn’t get the exact happy ending he wanted when Margaret ditched him at the altar and refuses to marry Mordecai. The couple have been struggling ever since their first interaction.
Finally, all hell broke loose when a bomb was planted in the Blooper Center, causing widespread evacuation. Later, the studio exploded, wounding Watt when a debris hit his leg.
It was previously revealed that Curriculum considered revamping the Blooper Center as a lead-up to TEG1994 switching from Filmora to Vegas Pro 16. However, it hasn’t happened yet.
But the question is: Who survived? Who died? And will Forex strike again?
Season 25 of PBS Logo Bloopers will begin tomorrow on Curriculum.
Written by Robert Saunders, entertainment columnist at Curriculum.
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