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Paramount Pictures released Good Burger in July 1997, adapting the beloved All That sketch into a feature-length comedy aimed squarely at the Nickelodeon generation. Directed by Brian Robbins, the film paired Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell in their first theatrical leads and became a touchstone of late-nineties youth culture, representing the peak of Nickelodeon's ambitions as a film producer through its Nickelodeon Movies banner.
This cell, titled Fizz, captures Josh Server as Fizz inside the film's central diner setting. Three duplicate frames appear on the strip, each showing Fizz alongside a character in a striped shirt, with a yellow hard hat visible in the foreground. The strip is rotated ninety degrees on the negative, a detail that adds a distinctive character to this particular piece of celluloid from the production.