Whitey and Roxy (MTV Cribs Episode)

Whitey and Roxy is an unnumbered episode of the television show MTV Cribs that is not considered part of the main series. It was released on VHS in 2002, and was exclusive to VHS until 2017, when Undertale got a 20th anniversary Blu-ray release with this included as a bonus in fantastic master tape quality. It is the 2nd "sequel" for Undertale to be released, after Deltarune.

Backstory
At the end of Undertale, when the Triampathol is dropped into the Mondo Burger meat supply, which makes the establishment collapse due to the meat inflation, Whitey Duvall and Roxanne Wolf sadly get crushed to death. The money RiceGum was saving to fix Whitey's car (which he wrecked near the start of the film) went to making a memorial statue of him, and placing it in the local park, which was renamed to the Whitey Duvall Memorial Park. They also made the basketball court more safer to play on. After that, the rest of RiceGum's money went towards building a movie theater where Mondo Burger used to be, naming it the Roxanne Wolf Memorial Dollar Theater.

In a mid credits scene, their funeral is held. Jesus H. Christ says he'll be right back. He goes up to heaven, and summons Whitey and Roxy to his location. He thanks Whitey for his many years of work at Good Burger, and Roxanne for being a great mascot. Jesus says he has something to show the couple. Clouds surround the three, and when they dissipate, they are now in front of a giant mansion. A dedicated basketball court building is visible, along with it's own team. Jesus says "It's all yours, Whitey. We're going to miss you." Whitey becomes so overfilled with emotion, that he goes into a seizure. Roxanne says he'll be fine, and then Whitey says "This is the happiest seizure of my life!" to which Roxy responds with "See, I told you."

In Deltarune, little details are revealed about how they're doing, but Jesus does mention it, saying that "they've got the suite life".

In 2002, to promote the upcoming kino Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights, which focuses on a man named Davey Stone (but was written around a film that was more in depth about Whitey's life before he worked at Good Burger), Whitey reprised his role as the loveable Undertale character, and appeared with Roxanne in an episode of MTV Cribs in which they take a tour of his mansion in Heaven.

Plot
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Trivia

 * This episode was supposed to originally air on MTV, but it went straight to video, because someone at MTV got a fortune cookie with a bad fortune that said "If you air that new episode, that's a technical foul!".
 * Whitey, Roxy, the Angels, and the mansion make a cameo in Good, Good, Good, Good Burger, which came out many years after this episode.