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"Interview With a Campfire" is the two-part episode (episodes 14 and 15) in Season 1 of All Grown Up!.
Characters Present[]
- Tommy
- Dil
- Chuckie
- Phil
- Lil
- Kimi
- Angelica
- Susie
- Stu
- Didi
- Chas
- Kira
- Howard
- Betty
- Drew
- Charlotte
- Randy
- Lucy
Characters Introduced[]
Plot[]
Camp Everwood seems like the perfect opportunity for Tommy's horror movie to take flight, especially when they learn the curse of Camp Everwood. The camp package contains brain-eating zombies, missing settlers, creepy pioneer Rock, the worst musical in history (Starring—who else? Angelica Pickles (1991)), and a mystery that is just dying to be solved. But when people start to go missing, can Tommy and the gang figure out just what happened on that same soil, over 100 years ago?
Quotes[]
- Phil: (to Chuckie and Tommy) I don't think it's (something's) a great idea, I watched enough scary movies, you know?!
- Bean: (is revealed to be a ghost in Tommy's film) Don't ever got no brain or nothing. (All kids scream in fear.)
- Susie: Congratulations, Angelica.
- Angelica: I KNEW I GET THE LEAD!!!!
Trivia[]
- This is the first two-part episode in All Grown Up!; the other two-part episodes are "Dude, Where's My Horse?" and "R.V. Having Fun Yet?".
- The characters are in their season 1 designs but have their season 2-5 colors.
- This is the second time Chuckie wears a flannel shirt. The first was in "River Rats", where it was purple. Here, it's blue.
- This is the first time that Susie's locs are worn out of her usual ponytail.
- It is shown that Chuckie is a very talented climber.
- It's also mentioned that Chas can whistle in three octaves, a talent he only discovered when he was seventeen years old.
- Ending tagline: *Kira coughs twice*
- For some reason this episode is in the Season 2 DVD.
- This episode reveals that Lucy is a modest singer, calling herself "tone-deaf" compared to Betty's singing.
- The title is a reference to the 1994 movie Interview with the Vampire.
- The horror movie the kids had filmed in the beginning of the special is a parody of the infamous opening scene from the 1996 slasher film Scream.
- It is revealed that Charlotte went through plastic surgery which she kept till the final season of the show.
- In the original airing of the episode, the ending with the video showing the bonus footage and Bean's last words as a ghost had no music, but only sound effects from the forest and the mines. Upbeat music was presumably added in reruns to lessen the eeriness of the scene.
- This is the only episode to feature a ghost.