"Sauceface" is the first segment of the tenth episode (and the eighteenth story overall) of Close Enough.
Synopsis[]
Candice becomes the kingpin of an illegal hot-sauce racket.
Plot[]
Characters[]
- Candice
- Maddie
- Timothy Campbell
- Ethan
- Trish
- Ted (debut)
- Principal Becket (debut)
- Emily Ramirez
- Josh Singleton (no lines)
- Alex Dorpenberger (no lines)
- Bridgette Yoshida (no lines)
Trivia[]
- This episode reveals that Candice's friend is named Maddie.
- The episode also marks the character's first speaking role.
- This episode logically seems to take place after "Clap Like This", since Candice believed that she and her family were rich until Emily tells her that they live in an apartment and that they aren't rich.
- The episode's title is a reference to the 1983 film Scarface.
- A Regular Show lunchbox makes frequent appearances throughout the episode.
- Additionally, the image featured on said lunchbox was based on a promotional image released during Regular Show's first season.