Isle Delfino

[laughs]

I get the feeling that, that Toadsworth, there was just, like, problems with immigration when he was trying to get back from, like, Isle Delfino.

[laughs] He's stranded.

He's like, he lost his passport, and they just left him there.

This 1999 one-hit wonder features a bit of spoken dialogue in its introduction, asking, does he like butter tarts? Just before the song gets going.

Can you name that 1999 one-hit wonder? Number nine, this 2002 GameCube sequel in a popular video game franchise sends its hero on a tropical vacation to Isle Delfino, where after being wrongly accused of vandalism, he's tasked with cleaning up the island.

Name that 2002 GameCube game.

And then number 10, Morgan Spurlock's 2004 documentary earned more than $20 million worldwide after reportedly being made on a budget of about $65,000, which included his dining costs during the month-long filming schedule.

All right.

Number nine.

This 2002 GameCube sequel in a popular video game franchise sends its hero on a tropical vacation to Isle Delfino, where after being wrongly accused of vandalism, he's tasked with cleaning up the island.

um i can't take credit for this because i didn't know eight i'm gonna guess it's like super mario sunshine um trying to pair ten and eight but yeah that's that's gonna be a red x for me because i didn't get that initially

Um, the plot is wonderfully ridiculous, as you, you would expect from a Mario game.

Uh, Mario, Peach, and Toad arrive on Isle Delfino, which is a tropical paradise, and immediately Mario gets arrested, and that's not the usual Mario experience because normally by now the princess would've been captured by Bowser.

Scene in it.

It's mental, innit-