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Fletcher, there's no Federal Anti-Frozen Yogurt Personality Theft Commission we can alert! Everyone knows the F.A.F.Y.P.T.C was shut down due to budget cuts.
Olive

idANTity crisis is the nineteenth episode in Season 2 of A.N.T. Farm. It aired on April 5, 2013.

Plot[]

Chyna discovers that Skidmore has been extracting all the ANTs personalities with a fro-yo machine and tries to save them but they accidentally switch bodies. Meanwhile, Lexi keeps dreaming she is in love with Cameron and is almost about to kiss him.

Cast[]

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Main[]

Recurring[]

Reference[]

http://www.twcondemand.com/tv/disney-on-demand/svod/disney-channel/ant-farm

Memorable Quotes[]

In the A.N.T Farm

Olive: Skidmore's outta control, "I'm Skidmore, I'm pure evil! I ate a kitten for breakfast!"
Fletcher: Olive that was the worst Skidmore impression I've ever heard.

Chyna: Yeah, that sounds nothing like Skidmore, it's more like: "Back in my day we respected our Elders because there were only two of them." Laughs
In the A.N.T Farm

Skidmore: I got the school a yogurt machine because I realised I needed to be nicer to you A.N.Ts.
Fletcher: Let me guess, fifty bucks for a small.

Skidmore: Shove it! I mean.. uh. Hush little one.

Freaky Freakend[]

Trivia[]

  • There have been a few fourth wall break moments in the episode, such as the mention of the title sequence and Chyna responding to the narration of the episode.
  • This is the last episode to feature the character Violet.
  • This is Cameron's last appearance as a main character, as well as his last appearance in Season 2. This is also the last episode in which Carlon Jeffery both appeared in the episode and was credited in the opening credits.
  • Chyna's claims that there were only two elders to be respected during Skidmore's childhood may be intended to humorously imply that Skidmore is so old that the elders in question were likely Adam and Eve.
  • Despite the episode airing in 2013, the copyright notice says 2012.

Gallery[]

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