Greatest freak out ever 24

"Greatest freak out ever 24" is a Greatest freak out ever episode from season. In this episode, Stephen and his parents get into an argument over the fact that Stephen sold his car so that he could take his batmobile to Comic-Con in California.

Characters

 * Jack Quire
 * Stephen Quire
 * Jennifer Quire
 * David Quire

Description
STEPHEN SELLS HIS CAR TO TAKE THE BATMOBILE TO COMIC CON

Synopsis
Stephen is getting into an argument with his Mom and Dad over the fact that he sold his car to take his batmobile to Comic-Con. David asks what Comic-Con is, and when he finds out it will be in California, David tells Stephen that he isn't going anywhere, calling it the "Stupidest s*** he ever heard." Finally, Stephen and his Dad storm out of the room, with the Dad giving chase. Jennifer finds that Jack was recording the whole thing, and she confiscates the camera.

Trivia

 * Jack makes a joke about Robin, asking Stephen where Robin is going to sit if he only has one seat in the Batmobile.
 * The reason for Stephen not being allowed to go to Comic-con is eventually revealed in "Stephen And His Bat Car."
 * This video was removed for a short time because Jennifer deleted it on YouTube, but Jack re-posted it soon after.
 * If you put the video resolution on 1080p, you can see that Jennifer is using Facebook on her laptop.

Continuity

 * This is the 4th time that Jennifer confiscates Jack's camera, with the "Greatest freak out ever 3 (FAKE)" being the first, the "Greatest freak out ever 3" being the second, and the "Greatest freak out ever 19" being the third.
 * This is the second time that Stephen is seen wearing a neon "Sesame Street" shirt with Bert and Ernie on it, with the "Greatest freak out ever 17" being the first.
 * This is the 3rd time that Stephen says he is 18. He also does this on the "Greatest freak out ever 19" and the "Greatest freak out ever 22" being second. (Marilyn Bourne actually said it first in the latter.)

Errors

 * This episode was released on July 18, 2012, but in reality, Comic-Con fell on July 12, 2012. The episode may have been filmed on or right before that day.