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*This episode was premiered in Latin America on March 21 before airing in the U.S. |
*This episode was premiered in Latin America on March 21 before airing in the U.S. |
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**This is the first time that an episode is released in other countries before being announced in the U.S. |
**This is the first time that an episode is released in other countries before being announced in the U.S. |
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+ | *It is revealed that Snaptrap hates yo-yo though he is using [[The Chameleon]] as one in [[Mission: Really Big Mission]]. |
*Bird Brain reveals that he lost his hair when he was child for stress. |
*Bird Brain reveals that he lost his hair when he was child for stress. |
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*This is the third time that Kitty dances, the first time was in [[The Rat Pack]] and the second was in [[Dog House]], but this time it is worse than both episodes because her dancing ruins Earth. |
*This is the third time that Kitty dances, the first time was in [[The Rat Pack]] and the second was in [[Dog House]], but this time it is worse than both episodes because her dancing ruins Earth. |
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*This is the second appearance of the [[Seal of Approval]]. The first is in [[Cold Fish]]. |
*This is the second appearance of the [[Seal of Approval]]. The first is in [[Cold Fish]]. |
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*When Dudley does not yell, the earth is green, The Chief has red hair and Keswick can conquer his fear of girls. |
*When Dudley does not yell, the earth is green, The Chief has red hair and Keswick can conquer his fear of girls. |
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| − | *This is the second time an episode parodies the name of [[T.U.F.F. Puppy|the show]]. The first |
+ | *This is the second time an episode parodies the name of [[T.U.F.F. Puppy|the show]]. The first was is [[Bluff Puppy]]. |
*The Caped Cod's plan may be a reference to the plot of [[wikipedia:The Simpsons' Movie|The Simpsons' Movie]]. |
*The Caped Cod's plan may be a reference to the plot of [[wikipedia:The Simpsons' Movie|The Simpsons' Movie]]. |
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*The episode's name is a parody of the sneaker brand [[wikipedia:Hush Puppies|Hush Puppies]]. |
*The episode's name is a parody of the sneaker brand [[wikipedia:Hush Puppies|Hush Puppies]]. |
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Trivia
- This episode was premiered in Latin America on March 21 before airing in the U.S.
- This is the first time that an episode is released in other countries before being announced in the U.S.
- It is revealed that Snaptrap hates yo-yo though he is using The Chameleon as one in Mission: Really Big Mission.
- Bird Brain reveals that he lost his hair when he was child for stress.
- This is the third time that Kitty dances, the first time was in The Rat Pack and the second was in Dog House, but this time it is worse than both episodes because her dancing ruins Earth.
- This is the second time that Kitty dances even worse, the first time was in The Rat Pack.
- The T.U.F.F. sledgehammer has four controls.
- This is the second appearance of the Seal of Approval. The first is in Cold Fish.
- When Dudley does not yell, the earth is green, The Chief has red hair and Keswick can conquer his fear of girls.
- This is the second time an episode parodies the name of the show. The first was is Bluff Puppy.
- The Caped Cod's plan may be a reference to the plot of The Simpsons' Movie.
- The episode's name is a parody of the sneaker brand Hush Puppies.
- Hushpuppy is also a type of food.
- It is revealed that Keswick has three hearts.
- The Chief shows his own collection of three snow globes of T.U.F.F. Headquarters, his residence, and Petsaco gas station.
- Petsaco is a parody of the gasoline company Texaco.
Running Gags
- Dudley yelling.
- The Chief being crushed by a T.U.F.F. sledgehammer.
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| #01 | A Doomed Christmas | #12 | Pup Daddy | #23 | Golden Retriever | #34 | Bark to Nature | ||||||||
| #02 | Big Dog on Campus | #13 | Candy Cane-ine | #24 | Rat Trap | #35 | Mutts and Bolts | ||||||||
| #03 | Dog's Best Friend | #14 | Freaky Spy-Day | #25 | Agent of the Year | #36 | Carbon Copies | ||||||||
| #04 | Dudley Do-Wrong | #15 | Dog Tired | #26 | T.U.F.F. Choices | #37 | TUFF Cookies | ||||||||
| #05 | Puppy Unplugged | #16 | Dog House | #27 | Sob Story | ||||||||||
| #06 | Top Dog | #17 | Time Waits for No Mutt | #28 | Hush Puppy | ||||||||||
| #07 | Quack in the Box | #18 | Love Bird | #29 | Quacky Birthday | ||||||||||
| #08 | Monkey Business | #19 | Bluff Puppy | #30 | Happy Howl-O-Ween | ||||||||||
| #09 | Diary of a Mad Cat | #20 | Bark to the Future | #31 | 'Til Doom Do Us Part | ||||||||||
| #10 | Lie Like a Dog | #21 | Lights, Camera, Quacktion | #32 | Barking Tall | ||||||||||
| #11 | Cold Fish | #22 | Close Encounters of the Doomed Kind | #33 | Bad Eggs | ||||||||||