Peapod Kid

I'm not sure if that has ever been brought up here before, but I definitely think an episode should've been made that centered on Peapod Kid (you know, the melodramatic kid with the sunglasses). He had some funny one liners in the series that I think made him deserving of an episode of his very own. Apparently he was among one of the wealthy kids at PS 118, and friends with Rhonda. She could've played a big part in his episode, too. I was thinking a story about him could've been his family and Rhonda's family getting into some kind of confrontation. Maybe over money or something. I think I've read somewhere that Craig said he wanted to do an episode with Peapod as well. Anyway, he was definitely an interesting character. Any thoughts?

I love this idea and the moment of confrontation too

Maybe it could be like there is an argument between families but it could make them a bit closer, not like best friends but like a kind attitude to each other.
I mean confrontation of their families makes them sad and they can't communicate at first time but then they understand that it doesn't affect on them directly.

Another idea.
Maybe there can be absolutely other episode plot.
If it concentrates on Peapod kid I think it could be interesting to show one day from his life, to watch his amusing character, coolness.

I like this idea!

I had the idea that maybe the families were close and that for some reason an item of importance to both of the families is found and the whole time they argue of who the item belongs too.
Like if the item were a statue and for sone reason Peapod kid finds it, he ends up being the one to hold on to it until the died is sorted out.......

I guess or maybe . . . PeapodKid's life?
I dunno, what do you guys think?

A Peapod episode would be pretty interesting. Given the character hasn't had much screen time or to much character development. There's a lot of ground this episode could cover.

If we go with a Rhonda/Peapod family conflict, I think it would have to be something business related. Maybe the refusal to sell shares in a company or something along those lines.