“Western Show” |
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Season 3, Episode 16 | |
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"Western Show" is the sixteenth episode of season three of Wizards of Waverly Place, and the sixty-eighth of the overall series. It first aired on May 14, 2010.
Synopsis[]
Mr. Laritate loses his job as principal of Tribeca Prep, having been replaced by Superintendent Clanton, an authoritative figure who enforces a uniformed dress code. While the strict expectation to conform to law and order causes Max to sharpen up, Clanton rebuffs Alex's pranks and Justin's attempt to curry favor, causing the two to hatch a plan to reinstate Laritate as their principal. Because Laritate's dream is to be a cowboy in the Old West, Alex sends them back to the West in order to convince Laritate that modern times are better.
Spells[]
- Bad Bad Leroy Brown, Run (Name) Out Of Town - creates a villain with the sole purpose of antagonizing whomever the spell is cast against
- Say Goodnight, Out Like A Light - renders an individual unconscious
- [Time Period], Right Away, yippee yee ki-yay- alters the environment to match the specified time period
Cast[]
Main Cast
- Selena Gomez as Alex Russo
- David Henrie as Justin Russo
- Jake T. Austin as Max Russo
- Jennifer Stone as Harper Finkle (absent; credit only)
- Maria Canals Barrera as Theresa Russo
- David DeLuise as Jerry Russo
Guest Cast
- Ted McGinley as Superintendent Clanton
- Bill Chott as Mr. Laritate
Goofs/Trivia[]
- Justin tells Alex that he wants the smaller pony since he is afraid of heights, although in previous episodes he has flown the magic carpet at a much higher altitude, leveling the tops of skyscrapers.
- In an earlier episode, Alex reveals that Justin has a fear of ponies; however, Justin has no problem being near and riding them in this episode.
- Harper is absent in this episode, though she was credited.
- Justin talks about his centaur girlfriend to the horse in front of Mr. Laritate, this might expose their wizard secret.