GoGang: Disco Party

 is a GoGang episode by Sophie the Otter.

Plot
The GoGang heads to Brooklyn for a disco party to have a good time there. In the middle of their fun, a niece of a witness of the Disco Demolition Night of 1979 named Belle Iber tries to crash the party. The GoGang and Belle engage in a battle royale to see if the heroes' nightly fever wins over the annoyance of Justin Bieber Belle tries to bring.

Cast

 * Jenell Slack-Wilson as Sophie the Otter
 * Ava Acres as Jelly Otter
 * Jacob Ewaniuk as Preston Evergreen
 * Noah Johnston as Peanut Otter
 * Josh Peck as TGB1
 * Young Guy as James and Pingy
 * Ryan Johnston as King Kool
 * Billy West as Tour Guide
 * Jack DeSena as Chrome
 * Mia Talerico as Baby Butter Otter
 * Hynden Walch as Belle Iber
 * Dan Castellaneta as Man Behind Counter
 * Joey as The Narrator and Mametchi

Transcript
["Sophie the Otter presents"]

[We see a shot of the GoGang headquarters' entrance at sunset. The gang is heading out the HQ in their disco outfits]

Sophie: "Alright, guys. Let's get ready for the party!"

Preston: "You said it, Sophie!"

Narrator: "And so this is a part-time day for Mametchi. He came to the GoGang HQ in his disco outfit."

[Mametchi walks onto the screen as the narrator says "HQ"]

Narrator: "In this GoGang party, Mametchi was as safe as to wear a jacket, but no shirt."

[Mametchi points to his stomach as the narrator says "no shirt"]

Mametchi: "I'm coming with y'all!"

TGB1: "Why does EVERY EPISODE have to feature Mametchi!?"

Trivia

 * The disco outfit Sophie wears is her Disco costume from Sophie the Otter: Tough Girl.
 * The disco outfits PB&J wear are from the album cover of PB&J Otter Disco.
 * This episode recycles a few plot elements from Sophie's Night Club, which is probably scrapped and retooled into this.
 * The title is a reference to the band Panic! at the Disco.
 * The following songs played at the disco party:
 * "Funkytown" by Lipps Inc.
 * "Disco Inferno" by The Trammps
 * "Le Freak" by Chic
 * "Disco Duck" by Rick Dees and his Cast of Idiots
 * "We Are Family" by Sister Sledge
 * "Disco Mickey Mouse" from the Mickey Mouse Disco album (1979)