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Finding Hershel

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"Finding Hershel" is the 1st (second part) episode of Yin Yang Yo!

Yin Yang Yo! episode
“Finding Hershel”
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Episode no. Season 1
Episode 01b
Original airdate August 26, 2006
Season 1
September 4, 2006 – April 30, 2007
  1. "Dojo, Oh No! / Finding Hershel"
  2. "600 Channels of Doom / An Oldie But a Goodie"
  3. "Yin Yang Yuck / Beetlemania"
  4. "Enter the Ant / The Sweet Stench of Love"
  5. "Woo Foo Flu / The Imagination Situation"
  6. "Too Much Yangformation / Aura... Or Not"
  7. "Falling Yin Love / On Golden Pondscüm"
  8. "Old School / A Toy's Story"
  9. "The Trouble with Two-ni-corns / Scarf It Up!"
  10. "The Return of the Night Master"
  11. "My Stupid Sword / Neat Freak"
  12. "The High She-as / A Match Not Made in Heaven"
  13. "Scary Scary Quite Contrary / How the Cookies Crumble"
  14. "The Yin of Yang / Shopping Sprawl"
  15. "Wubble in Paradise / Dictator of the Year"
  16. "Master Dave / Destination Danger"
  17. "Bad Nanny Jamma / Pros and Cons"
  18. "The Gig is Up / Doomed to Repeat It"
  19. "Family Day / The Hex of the Ex"
  20. "Out on a Pledge / Dojo Alone"
  21. "Attack of the Lesson / A Case of the Evils"
  22. "Attack of the Vidiots / Fit to be Tried"
  23. "Voyage to the Center of the Yo / Sitting Shaggler"
  24. "Shadows and Light / The Truth Hurts"
  25. "Who Knows What Evil Lurks"
  26. "Night Fall"

Season 2
List of episodes


[edit] Synopsis

Master Yo gives Yin and Yang a important Woo Foo test but they are both dissapointed when they findout that they have to watch a rock. Meanwhile Carl tries to find the rare and dangerous Scorpion Rock.

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[edit] Trivia

  • This episode features Carl as the main antagonist.
  • This is the first episode to feature Carl.
  • The title of this episode could possibly be a reference to the 2003 Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation Studios film, Finding Nemo.
  • The monster Dave's leaf throwing attack is very similar to the "Razor Leaf" move from the Pokémon games/TV series.
  • Yang-a-rang is a spin off of the word boomerang.