Olson recalls Murray giving Pritchard an "extra spicy" burrito to help the belch talking. Murray recalls that, during that period, Pritchard could not belch talk, even after Murray bought him beer and spaghetti. Murray and his crew arranged an official recording with Pritchard. Olson believes that Hillenburg created the idea involving Heffer belch the "You talkin' to me?!" lines of Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver. Olson, Hillenburg, and O'Hare arrived at Pritchard's studio and recorded a test recording. Olson imagined Heffer "belch-talking," an activity he describes as "popular with kids" and something "parents would hate." Murray approved the story and Olson wrote the story. Murray described "Belch of Destiny" as one of his favorite episodes because the episode supported his theory to "let kids be kids." In addition Murray recalled the memories of himself, Hillenburg, and O'Hare laughing after listening to the "belch talking" track of David Pritchard, a former Warner Brothers producer. Heffer reunites with the scouts, who try to help out a senior citizen as the episode irises out. He tells him that he is always somebody despite his idiosyncrasies, explains that he just hopes he'll eventually accomplish something more worthwhile, and shows him his armpit noises. After being reminded by Virginia that he was as eccentric as Heffer when he was young George goes up to his son's room and apologizes to him. But Heffer sticks his head out of his bedroom window and tells them to leave. The scouts demand that Heffer come out of his room to attend Astro Camp with them. At Astro Camp, the other scouts miss Heffer and Teddy walks over to the front seat of the spaceship and pushes the lever to fast, sending the spaceship zooming down and onto the front lawn of the Wolfes. George reads about it in the newspaper and admonishes Heffer for his belching and tells him to grow up, devastating Heffer as he refuses to go to Astro Camp with his fellow scouts and sadly slumps into his room. They all cheer for him and Heffer wins the talent show. When the audience boo him, Heffer finally shows off his belching talent, which literally blows the audience away. On stage, Heffer becomes nervous and reads his poem wrong.
But Heffer prepares himself to go on stage and Rocko takes a seat adjacent to Filburt. Rocko is oblivious of Heffer's talent and asks his friend what he would do. The next day, at the Weasel Scout talent show, Heffer is nervous about performing his talent. George deplores Heffer's childish antics and tells him to be mature. much to Heffer's confidence.īack home, Heffer practices on his belching and joins his family at the dinner table. While the two play with their food, Heffer belches out a poem and Filburt laughs at this, telling Heffer that he has a talent at belching, which he could use for the Weasel Scout talent show.
Heffer and Filburt are back at Burger Boy, where Heffer laments his failure of certain tasks. The scouts are making model rockets and on Heffer's turn, he launches a huge rocket, which causes the scout's house to catch fire and the scoutmaster informs the scouts that the talent show is Saturday and the scout troop that has the best act gets to go to Astro Camp. Rocko drops the two off to the scout's house and get an unwanted greeting from them. They return to Rocko's car, which continues to drive. Rocko drives Heffer and Filburt to their Weasel Scouts meeting and stops so Heffer and Filburt can have lunch at Burger Boy. Heffer has a unique talent which embarrasses his dad.
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