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| rdfs:comment | - Haggis McMutton referred to them as "hair demons" and "head vermin, the scourge of every hygienic sailor on the Seven Seas!"
- "Lice" is the second segment of the seventeenth episode of Invader Zim.
- Lice symbolizes accusation, shame and plague.
- "Lice" is the 2nd segment in the 17th episode of the first season of Invader Zim. It first premiered on April 26, 2002, on Nickelodeon.
- Lice (singular louse) are an order of small flightless insects. There are about 3,000 different species of lice. The vast majority pose no threat to human health and some are even beneficial, feeding on loose skin and other waste. Most lice are species specific. However, three species of lice are of serious concern to humans - head lice, body lice and pubic lice. They can be vectors for serious diseases, such as typhus. In addition, they can result in infestations which, although medically harmless, can cause itching and other skin irritation.
- An army of lice spreads throughout most of the school in "The Lousy Week". The lice first appeared on Muffy's head and quickly made their plans to spread throughout the entire school. Although Muffy was ordered home after the Nurse confirmed she had them, the Lice continued to spread as Francine put on Muffy's hat which she dropped on the floor, so they spread to her hair as well. They continued to spread as other students fondled with Muffy's hat before being told by the Nurse not to wear anybody else's clothes due to the infestation, and so the lice spread rapidly and even began appearing the hair of the teachers.
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| abstract | - An army of lice spreads throughout most of the school in "The Lousy Week". The lice first appeared on Muffy's head and quickly made their plans to spread throughout the entire school. Although Muffy was ordered home after the Nurse confirmed she had them, the Lice continued to spread as Francine put on Muffy's hat which she dropped on the floor, so they spread to her hair as well. They continued to spread as other students fondled with Muffy's hat before being told by the Nurse not to wear anybody else's clothes due to the infestation, and so the lice spread rapidly and even began appearing the hair of the teachers. Soon the lice had spread so far and wide that the kids' parents were forced to take measures at home to keep them from getting beyond the school. The kids had to be checked everyday to see if the infestation was still ongoing, and those with longer hair like Francine and Muffy even cut their hair short to stop them. The only one unaffected by the Lice was Buster, who's lack of personal hygiene made his hair too dangerous for the Lice to reside in. Though the lice had spread far, eventually the kids were able to beat them back and eventually only the General was still alive. In a last bid to rebuild his army, he tried to jump to Buster from George's head, only to fall to the floor of the school where he was stepped on by the kids.
- Haggis McMutton referred to them as "hair demons" and "head vermin, the scourge of every hygienic sailor on the Seven Seas!"
- "Lice" is the second segment of the seventeenth episode of Invader Zim.
- Lice symbolizes accusation, shame and plague.
- "Lice" is the 2nd segment in the 17th episode of the first season of Invader Zim. It first premiered on April 26, 2002, on Nickelodeon.
- Lice (singular louse) are an order of small flightless insects. There are about 3,000 different species of lice. The vast majority pose no threat to human health and some are even beneficial, feeding on loose skin and other waste. Most lice are species specific. However, three species of lice are of serious concern to humans - head lice, body lice and pubic lice. They can be vectors for serious diseases, such as typhus. In addition, they can result in infestations which, although medically harmless, can cause itching and other skin irritation. Lice are a far more serious threat to the health of birds, where they can cause severe skin problems and can transmit disease.
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