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Losing weight at Disco Bear's style.
TV Season:	1
Episode:	2.2
Writers:	Kenn Navarro Warren Graff Ken Pontac David Winn Jeff Biancalana
Director:	Kenn Navarro
Episode List:	TV Season 1
Cast
Starring Roles Disco Bear
Featuring Roles Giggles Petunia Lumpy Sniffles Toothy Handy
Appearances Lifty Shifty Nutty Russell Pop Cub Cuddles Flaky Cro-Marmot The Mole The Cursed Idol (As a menu item)
Ipso Fatso Part 1(03:39) 682 views Ipso Fatso Part 2(03:50) 516 views
Previous Episode	Party Animal
Next Episode	Don't Yank My Chain

"Ipso Fatso" is episode number 2.2 of the Happy Tree Friends television series.

HTF Episode DescriptionEdit

Is it time to whip Disco Bear into shape? (Part 1)

At least, Disco Bear's head isn't overweight (Part 2 )

PlotEdit

Disco Bear wakes up in his high-tech disco home, going through his daily routine of dancing and primping his hair. He then boogies on over to his bathroom scale to weigh himself and is shocked to find the needle pointing to the red. Disco Bear sadly looks at his large stomach and groans.

Disco Bear rides his bike to the cafe, where he begins putting the moves on an uninterested Giggles and Petunia. He grabs a menu and looks through the fatty breakfast foods, but remembering his weight problem, Disco Bear just grabs a banana from a fruitbowl. Petunia and Giggles make fun of Disco Bear by calling him a square and giggling at him. Feeling saddened by his lack of food and luck with the ladies, he throws the banana peel on the floor behind him. Lumpy enters the cafe and tries to avoid slipping on the banana peel, but everywhere else he tries to step has some sort of obstacle in his path. He eventually falls backwards and breaks his back when he lands on Disco Bear's bicycle, parked outside.

Now Disco Bear begins exercising. He starts off in a meat locker where he punches a side of beef ala a punching bag. When Lifty and Shifty steal the beef, he moves on to skipping rope with a chain of hot dogs. He gets tired after a while and proceeds to eat all but three of the hot dogs for lunch. Later, he goes to a gym where he weighs himself again. Once more, he is shocked to find that he is still very much overweight.

He begins walking on a treadmill next to Petunia and Giggles, once again unsuccessful in hitting on them. After only a few seconds of walking, Disco Bear is already tired. He drinks some water from a sports bottle, but accidentally spills water on the treadmill's controls, causing it to go into reverse and speed up uncontrollably. The treadmill comes off its hinges and begins moving forward.

The treadmill runs over Sniffles, who is spotting for Toothy. The weight Toothy is lifting becomes too much for him and he is decapitated when the weight falls on his neck. The treadmill breaks through the glass walls of the gym, sending Disco Bear out into the streets and glass shards flying in the air. The glass shards cut Russell and Nutty to pieces, but Handy is saved by his hard hat. He laughs at his fortune, but is soon killed when the treadmill sends chunks of concrete from the sidewalk slamming into his face.

As he continues running, Disco Bear and the treadmill end up running over Cub, who is playing hopscotch on the sidewalk. Further ahead, Lumpy sits in a wheelchair, from his earlier injury, sipping coffee outside the cafe. He sees Disco Bear coming at him and quickly begins wheeling away. The treadmill follows Lumpy's wheelchair until, eventually, the treadmill becomes entangled with the back of Lumpy's wheelchair and propels it forward.

They are now in the road and have to swerve to avoid hitting a car. Unfortunately, Cuddles, the driver of the car, is distracted by this and crashes into a tree, where his body is forced through a knothole. Disco Bear and Lumpy begin moving downhill at a fast speed. Lumpy's attempts to stop his wheelchair result in him losing his arms, which fly away and hit Flaky's head, who thinks Cro-Marmot hit her.

Eventually they hit a small stone wall, crushing Lumpy and sending Disco Bear flying through the air. He is decapitated on a power line and his severed head lands in a nearby patch of watermelons. The Mole, shopping for a watermelon, picks up Disco Bear's head and, mistaking it for a watermelon, places it on a scale. The needle only points to just short of the halfway point, meaning that Disco Bear finally lost some weight.

MoralEdit

"The way to one's heart is through their stomach!"

DeathsEdit

Sniffles is run over and crushed by Disco Bear's runaway treadmill.
Toothy is decapitated when a large barbell falls on his neck.
Russell and Nutty are sliced to pieces by flying shards of glass.
The front part of Handy's skull is crushed by flying chunks of concrete.
Cub is also run over Disco Bear's treadmill.
Cuddles drives his car into a tree, where he flies out of the windshield and through a knothole in the tree where he goes through a cookie cutter effect. His death is similar to his own death in Class Act.
Lumpy is crushed to death when his wheelchair hits a stone wall at a high speed.
Disco Bear is decapitated on a power line.

InjuriesEdit

Lumpy breaks his back after tripping and falling on a bike.

GoofsEdit

When Disco Bear dances in his bathroom, he slides near the sink. When he does the moonwalk, he is farther away.
Petunia's glass of orange juice disappears when she calls Disco Bear a square.
When Disco Bear enters and leaves the restaurant, the "obstacles" that prevented Lumpy from entering are not present.
As Disco Bear is using the hotdogs as a jump rope, hotdogs pass through his feet as he tires out.
The directions of Lumpy's antlers change numerous times throughout the episode.
When Disco Bear enters the gym, a barbell is floating.
At 0:51 in Part 2 of the singular video when Petunia and Giggles sigh after Disco Bear flirts with them, their voices sound the same, due to both of them being voiced by Ellen Connell
In the gym, Disco Bear's runaway treadmill runs over Sniffles, crushing him. However, when the treadmill runs out of the gym, the corpse or bloodstains from the corpse are nowhere to be seen.
When Disco Bear's runaway treadmil runs over Sniffles, and when Toothy is decapitated by the barbel, the blood that flows from their bodies is more orange than the blood that appears throughout the rest of the episode.
If one looks closley, Pop reacts to Cub getting run over before Cub actually gets run over.
If you pause in the part where Handy, Nutty and Russell appear you'll notice that Russell saw the glass shards but didn't move at all.
When Russell's head is cut in half, a small part of his teeth is on the right part of his head. His buckteeth, however, are on the left part of the head, still intact.
Russell and Nutty's remains disappear as Handy is hit in the face with chunks of concrete.
Disco Bear was shown on the road with the runaway treadmill but ended up on the sidewalk headed toward Lumpy. Later they are both shown on a road, but in the previous view had them both on a sidewalk with no road in view.
Lumpy and Disco Bear are slapped with numerous tree branches, even though they aren't near any trees.
There aren't any holes in the stone wall, but Lumpy's blood ends up going through the wall.
Although Lumpy is in a wheelchair because he broke his back, and Disco Bear violently turns it several times (enough to hear a cracking sound), Lumpy somehow manages not to make sounds of pain.
Lumpy had more of a starring role.
None of the things that Lumpy was about to step on in the resturaunt were there before or after he got there.
When Disco Bear kills Handy the treadmill is able to throw up chunks of concrete but later in the episode it can't do that anymore.

TriviaEdit

As Disco Bear wakes up and dances to his bathroom, one can see a gold record on the wall of his bedroom. This may be an indication that he used to be a musician in the disco era and released a hit album, which would account for his ability to afford his high-tech house. This theory is further supported in A Change of Heart, when Disco Bear's image can be seen on the label of one of the records in the jukebox.
If one looks closely, one can see The Cursed Idol on the front of Disco Bear's restaurant menu.
According to Warren Graff, Petunia using her fingers to call Disco Bear a square is a homage to Pulp Fiction, where in one scene, Uma Thurman insults John Travolta with the same act.
Disco Bear is responsible for all deaths in this episode.
The Disco Bear's bathroom illuminated tiles can be a reference to the Michael Jackson's music video Billie Jean, however his alarm clock wasn't playing that song.
Disco Bear excercising by punching sides of beef in a meat locker is a reference to the movie Rocky.
This episode marks the third time Handy shows no apparent concern for the deaths or perils of others. He also does this in Wheelin' and Dealin' and The Wrong Side of the Tracks.
This is the second time The Mole mistakes someone´s head for produce. This happened previously in Out of Sight, Out of Mime.
Nobody dies until 5 minutes throughout the episode.
There were only three characters that didn't appear in this episode (Mime, Flippy and Splendid). Two of those (Flippy and Splendid) were also two of three characters that didn't appear in Easy Comb, Easy Go, which also stars Disco Bear.
When Disco Bear is going through his morning routine, the music that his alarm clock is playing is from the arcade game Disco Inferno.
This is the first episode in which Lifty and Shifty survive.
When this episode aired along with Party Animal and Don't Yank My Chain on YouTube, the alternate title for the conglomeration of the segments was named "Lesser of Two Evils." Lumpy, Cuddles, and The Mole appear in all three of these episodes.
This is one of only seven episodes Lifty and Shifty survive in. The other six are Cheesy Does It, Concrete Solution, Easy Comb, Easy Go, Happy New Year, the Youtube Live Episode and Claw.
This episode introduces and explores Disco Bear's bad eating habits.
This marks the first time Disco Bear kills other male characters.
This is Disco Bear's most famous episode he has ever starred in it.
This is the first TV episode to use Toothy, Sniffles , Lumpy, and Handy's featuring pop-ups.
Cuddles' death is similar to how he suffered in Class Act.
Splendid, Flippy and Mime are the only characters who didn't appear in this episode.