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Sarah523 · 08-03-2002, 09:05 PM

Hey everybody. I was looking on a Pete & Pete site and I saw one of Nona's quotations for the epidsode, 'Crisis in the Lovezone', she says "Kiss me, Carrot head." Does this mean that Nona and Little Pete ends up together in this episode? If you have seen this episode, please let me know, I would wait for this episode to air again, but I just can't wait any longer!

mappiq · 08-09-2002, 02:32 AM

This episode was on today. Nona catches the "spring fever" for younger Pete, but Pete has previously become infatuated with Mailwoman Eunice due to a misdirected letter signed "E," which is actually from Ellen Hickle and is directed toward the older Pete.

As younger Pete is about to say the fatal words "I love you" to Mailwoman Eunice, Nona comes hurling in and leaps on him, claiming that she loves Pete. She then utters the line you saw on the web page. The fall to the ground, however, knocks "the fever" out of Pete and he shirks her advances as disgusting. In the end, everyone is cured or decides to hide their infatuation, a truly noble ending for a truly noble show.

D.C. Mappiq (the Czar)

08-03-2002, 09:05 PM	#1
Sarah523 Member First Time Poster Join Date: Aug 03, 2002 Posts: 1	Little Pete+Nona?!? Hey everybody. I was looking on a Pete & Pete site and I saw one of Nona's quotations for the epidsode, 'Crisis in the Lovezone', she says "Kiss me, Carrot head." Does this mean that Nona and Little Pete ends up together in this episode? If you have seen this episode, please let me know, I would wait for this episode to air again, but I just can't wait any longer!
	__________________ Sarah

08-09-2002, 02:32 AM	#2
mappiq Member Forum Cub Join Date: Aug 06, 2002 Posts: 2	This episode was on today. Nona catches the "spring fever" for younger Pete, but Pete has previously become infatuated with Mailwoman Eunice due to a misdirected letter signed "E," which is actually from Ellen Hickle and is directed toward the older Pete. As younger Pete is about to say the fatal words "I love you" to Mailwoman Eunice, Nona comes hurling in and leaps on him, claiming that she loves Pete. She then utters the line you saw on the web page. The fall to the ground, however, knocks "the fever" out of Pete and he shirks her advances as disgusting. In the end, everyone is cured or decides to hide their infatuation, a truly noble ending for a truly noble show. D.C. Mappiq (the Czar)