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In their secret [[Vermilion City]] hideout, the [[Team Rocket trio]] is hosting a new late-night radio show called "Team Rocket's Undercover Radio". They've been ordered by {{an|Giovanni}} to recruit new members for [[Team Rocket]], and have figured that radio is the best possible method for doing so. However, once the first episode is over, they're distraught to learn from [[Rotom Phone|Rotom]] that not only did they fail to get a single recruit, not a single person even listened to their program. Recovering quickly, [[Jessie]] leads the trio into writing the script for the next episode. Meanwhile, at the [[Cerise Laboratory]], [[Professor Cerise]] and [[Ren]] discover their common interest in listening to live radio shows. | In their secret [[Vermilion City]] hideout, the [[Team Rocket trio]] is hosting a new late-night radio show called "Team Rocket's Undercover Kingdom Radio". They've been ordered by {{an|Giovanni}} to recruit new members for [[Team Rocket]], and have figured that radio is the best possible method for doing so. However, once the first episode is over, they're distraught to learn from [[Rotom Phone|Rotom]] that not only did they fail to get a single recruit, not a single person even listened to their program. Recovering quickly, [[Jessie]] leads the trio into writing the script for the next episode. Meanwhile, at the [[Cerise Laboratory]], [[Professor Cerise]] and [[Ren]] discover their common interest in listening to live radio shows. | ||
The second episode of Team Rocket's radio show airs the next night, but despite the changes, the end result is, yet again, zero new recruits. Deciding on a major overhaul, the trio decides to shorten the show's overly complicated name, start using nicknames, and hand out memorabilia to mail-senders. [[James]] presents badges made of bottle caps as such memorabilia, which Jessie and {{MTR}} consider an excellent idea. To the latter two's surprise, James even offers a [[Premier Ball]] from his precious [[Poké Ball]] collection as a potential listener gift. | The second episode of Team Rocket's radio show airs the next night, but despite the changes, the end result is, yet again, zero new recruits. Deciding on a major overhaul, the trio decides to shorten the show's overly complicated name, start using nicknames, and hand out memorabilia to mail-senders. [[James]] presents badges made of bottle caps as such memorabilia, which Jessie and {{MTR}} consider an excellent idea. To the latter two's surprise, James even offers a [[Premier Ball]] from his precious [[Poké Ball]] collection as a potential listener gift. | ||