In the JavaScript version there are no test cases, but even when I write them, Expected: [2], instead got: [2] ~ I'm not advanced enough to debug this, but it's definitly not functional or robust.

WOAH!!! What is happening here! Please explain 8 )

Better throne... but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXAnxAA73xM&feature=youtu.be&t=3m46s : )

I'm not sure. : / it's not removing the second 't', so I'm unsure why it would remove the second 'h.' The Regex may be shakey.

I'm not sure what you mean. The rules are described as best I could - in the description. If I can see your solution, then I could maybe see why it isn't passing the test.

Test.assertEquals( buildSlug("#bu&tt -h@ead"), 'butt-head');

I think a new user should know how to create an object before they copy and paste one it, but this inspires me to make some Kata about objects. : ) Actually, looking at it again, it's just the key: value pairs that were given.

Jon*

Thanks everyone. I think I sorted the loose ends. First try, so please let me know what else I can do to make it a fun but useful Kata.

I wanted numbers to be in there too, so I reworded it. Thanks!

Way over my head! or... the tests were bunk. try now? Thanks!

I grabbed that and put it in the description.

Should probably also be "King in the north!"

Doesn't she say: "You know nothing, John Snow." ?

Why uppercase instead of lowercase?