Nightmare Hotel

Information
"Nightmare Hotel" is the 4th episode of the Ludicrous Laboratory, featuring and introducing Jacob, Heinzen, Mia, and the Hotel Manager. It has has 48 panels total including the ending screen. In the episode, Dr. Heinzen and Jacob go to a hotel after their car ends up breaking down.

Synopsis
Doctor Heinzen and Jacob are driving on the road. The car ends up catching fire, and Jacob knowingly says to Heinzen that he added another extention to the vehicle, implying that he's done this before. They stop at a hotel and the manager greets them. They say all their rooms are filled up due to a busy day, so they'll need to share a room, and the manager takes their picture.

In their room they find a woman named Mia, who greets them as soon as she enters. She's fine with the fact they have to share the room. Heinzen accidentally opens a door labled "Do Not Enter", and finds a multitude of photos of other clients, all of them covered in Xs except for Heinzen, Jacob, and Mia. Jacob acknowledges this and tells Mia. Heinzen comes back from the repair shop, saying he had to park in the parking garage because the owner said that was the only prohibited method.

Heinzen and Jacob head over to the parking garage, and find the Hotel Manager blocking the car. The Hotel Manager rejects any questions about the room, and proceeds to attack Jacob. Heinzen uses the extention to help out Jacob, which happen to be jet boosters. The jet boosters disintegrate the hotel manager, and Jacob stares in shock. The episode ends with Jacob stating they should never go there again.

Trivia
- The most popular response for one of the quotes from the episode was Mia saying "Life must be fun when you work in a laboratory". Most viewers questioned how Mia knew they worked in a laboratory.

- This episode was based off of a dream, and later started production about 2 weeks later.

- Mia was planned to be a man in disguise, since that is something that happened in the said dream.

- This episode was the first to use special effects in a different program.

- This episode was the first to use a 3 dimensional reference for a panel.