Flooded with Justice (reprise)

Flooded with Justice (reprise)
Performer(s): The residents of San Gabriel County — First Appearance: "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!"

Yes, we never saw the lies, until you opened our eyes!

— United residents of San Gabriel valley, "Josh and I are Going to Los Angeles!

Flooded with Justice (reprise) is a song sung by residents of San Gabriel valley after the judge dismissed their class action suit. It was a reprise of another song they sang before the trial began. They were applauding Rebecca Bunch and her law firm Whitefeather & Associates efforts in representing them against Greater City Water. The reprise's first appearance was in the Season One episode "Josh and I Go to Los Angeles!".

The song with lyrics

Lyrics: We have heard the trickling sound It's the faulty faucet of truth It's a drip, drip, drip that fills us all with pride! Slow clap Slow clap Slow clap [fades into background] Yes, we never saw the lies until you opened our eyes! Now let's...all...go...to... "Raging Waters"!

Notes

Homage

The song "Flooded with Justice" and it's reprise are an homage to the Broadway musical "Les Miserables" song "Do you hear the people sing?". In this part of the musical, a group of students are about to launch a rebellion which they preface by singing this anthem.