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Jake N' Baked, Way to Die #518, is the third death to be featured in "Death Be Not Stupid", which aired on March 15, 2009.

Plot[]

Jake Basso was the ideal metal worker, punctual, friendly and thorough, the only problem with Jake was his narcolepsy, which made him fall asleep anywhere: the bathroom, his home couch, even at his work place. One day, Jake falls asleep in a curing oven. Not knowing that Jake is in the oven, Manny, a friend and co-worker, turns on the oven at 600 degrees Fahrenheit for 12 hours, accidentally baking Jake alive in the process. After 12 hours have passed, the co-worker opens the oven and is horrified to see Jake burnt to a crisp, sending him to heaven.

Transcript[]

Narrator:

Narrator:

Manny: (SCREAMS)

Dr. Khyber Zaffarkhan:

(Replay of Manny opens the oven as we see Jake burnt to a crisp)

Narrator: Twelve hours of extreme temperatures left Jake extra crispy.

Trivia[]

  • 3 years after this episode aired, a worker named Jose Melena died from being roasted in a fish sterilizer. Tragedy begins when Melena goes into a giant oven to do an inspection. Unfortunately, Melena's co-workers didn't know the man was in the oven and immediately poured six tons of tuna into the oven. In the end, Melena is trapped and cooked with the fish.
  • It is one of the four deaths that was shown in the intro of "Dead and Deader" that were later added in newer episodes. The other three are Re-Coiled, Gas-Hole, and Abracadaver. Out of these four segments, this one aired the latest (3rd segment of S1 E09) while Abracadaver aired the earliest (3rd segment of S1 E07)
  • Jake's death is similar to that of Lumpy's death in Happy Tree Friends TV series episode: "Wishy Washy".

Cast & Interviewees[]

  • Norm Johnson - Jake Basso (Lead: intended victim)
  • Dr. S. Thomas Carmichael - Neurologist
  • Dr. Khyber Zaffarkhan - Physical Medicine & Rehab

Foreign names[]

  • Jake Horneado (Baked Jake) - Latin American Spanish dub
  • Horneado (Baked) - Spanish dub
  • Cocinado (Cooked) - Mexican Spanish dub
  • Carne Bem Passada (Well-Done Meat) - Brazilian Portuguese dub

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