T.U.F.F. Puppy: Difference between revisions

* [[Aw, Look -- They Really Do Love Each Other]]: Dudley and Kitty have several of these moments.

* [[Bad Bad Acting]]: From "Doom-Mates":

(Cue fall) }}

** Also from the scene with Dr. Apocalypse in "Super Duper Crime Busters".

* [[Bad News, Irrelevant News]]: From "Mall Rat":

'''Keswick''': The food court's open till nine. }}

* [[Bald Women]]: Kitty has lost her hair and fur several times to [[Gag Haircut]] situations. Fifi (the Chameleon in disguise) briefly had part of her head shaved by a vending machine haircut (in addition to her poodle fur).

* [[Blue Eyes]]: Dudley.

* [[Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs]]: Kitty tries to warn that Snaptrap's having reformed is probably a scam, and the citizens of Petropolis should not trust his kindness.

* [[Butterfly of Doom]]: Parodied. Dudley travels back in time two minutes in order to grab the last donut before Kitty gets it. This somehow causes Snaptrap to always have been the ruler of Petropolis and prevents the formation of T.U.F.F.

* [[Calvin Ball]]: In "The Rat Pack", some of Dudley's clones play "Monkey In The Middle". Unfortunately, they don't know the rules.

* [[Captain Obvious]]: In "Cruisin' for a Bruisin'", after Snaptrap has accidentally eaten some blue cheese and blown up to the size of a blimp:

'''Snaptrap''': Well, thank you, [[Captain Obvious]]. }}

* [[Carnivore Confusion]]: A world of talking animals, including cows and birds, has steak, fried chicken, and other meat as food.

** To be totally fair, the bar isn't exactly set too high...

** Parodied in "The Curse of King Mutt"

* [[Cartoon Creature]]: [[Word of God]] says, "[T.U.F.F.] always knows [Keswick] will have the answer, but they just don't know what kind of animal he is."

** Case in point, the webbed feet may lead one to believe him a platypus, but then there's the lack of duck bill or beaver tail...and the fact that he has ''gills''. And that he [[Beyond the Impossible|laid]] [[Hermaphrodite|an egg]].

** Lampshaded earlier in the same episode:

'''Dudley''': He can't be, he's [[Animal Gender Bender|got a pouch]].<br />

(''Keswick stuffs an object down his pants'') }}

* [[Female Feline, Male Mutt]]

* [[Four-Fingered Hands]]: This becomes especially obvious in this scene from "Purr-fect Partners":

'''Kitty''': I'd rather use my ''[[Lampshade Hanging|ten claws]]''! (brandishing her claws, of which there are clearly only eight) }}

** Actually, that is an accurate fact about cats. They only have four 'fingers' on each paw, but also have a fifth claw further up their legs. So she would have ten claws and four fingers.

** Kitty has lost her hair and fur [[Running Gag|several times]] in a few episodes. In "Hot Dog," she shaved off almost all of her fur (except her hair, tail, and torso) when Petropolis had turned into a hot desert. In "Big Dog on Campus," she (unknowingly) went undercover to Dudley's high school reunion as a girl who had lost all of her hair. Then half of her hair was blown off by a bomb in "Doom Mates." Also, her hair was burned off (though the rest of her was fine) in "Snappy Campers."

* [[Gilligan Cut]]: Happens in "Kid Stuff" when Dudley comes up with a plan to beat Snaptrap with Quacky the Duck's help.

'''Keswick''': I can't believe he said no to you. }}

** Also, in "Booby Trap":

'''Dudley''': Wow, he put us in jail. }}

* [[Giving Someone the Pointer Finger]]: "Or should I call you...THE CHAMELEON?!"

* [[Grievous Harm with a Body]]: Done by Dudley in "Doom-Mates".

* [[Gross Up Close-Up]]: Dudley's butt rash in "Dog Dish", much to everyone's horror.

* [[Hair of Gold]]: Believe it or not, {{spoiler|The Chief!}}

** Also, Dudley Puppy in "Hot Dog".

* [[Last of His Kind]]: Bird Brain, who uses this to his advantage to protect himself from TUFF. Until he violates this by creating a giant mutant Boobie, therefore no longer protected by the law for being the last one.

** Possibly Keswick, who is part of his own species. Part of their life cycle is growing a reptilian tail that breaks off and becomes another Keswick, who they must fight to the death.

* [[Left the Background Music On]]: In "Dog Daze", when Snaptrap was hypnotizing Dudley, eerie hypnotic music was playing in the background. In the end, it turned out to be being played by Larry, who Snaptrap told to knock it off as it was creeping him out.

* [[Lego Genetics]]: Dudly is a combination of every breed of dog ever, and somehow a bit of goat. But the all-time winner is Keswick, who has gills, webbed feet, lays eggs, has a pouch, and who knows what else.

* [[Literal Metaphor]]:

** From "Puppy Love":

'''Keswick''': No, we literally lost her. She took a ten-minute break, stuff piled up, and we never saw her again. }}

** And later:

'''Dudley''': No, I mean it's ''really'' smoking! }}

** In "Snap Dad", Dudley's mother Peggy isn't too broken up over Snap Trap turning back to his evil ways, saying she saw the writing on the wall...because Snap Trap ''literally'' wrote it on the wall.

* [[Suck E. Cheese's]]: Peet-za Possum's.

* [[Sure, Let's Go with That]]: In "Snap Dad", Snaptrap starts dating Dudley's mother and says they met at the laundromat.

'''Snaptrap''': Yes...that's what it was, ketchup. Lots and lots of ketchup. }}

* [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]]: From "Puppy Love":

'''The Chameleon, disguised as Fifi''': (grimaces) Well, that doesn't creep me out at all. }}

* [[Sweet Polly Oliver]]: The episode "Chilly Dog," when Dudley dresses up as a girl to go with Kitty's boy. Boys fall in love with Dudley as a girl. Subverted in that they never actually figure out that Dudley is a male dog.

* [[The Unfavorite]]: Kitty's mother wishes she was more like her sister, even though said sister is a criminal.

* [[Verbal Backpedaling]]: In "Puppy Love", right in front of The Chief and T.U.F.F.'s two best agents, no less:

* [[Verbal Tic]]: Keswick stutters a lot.

* [[Villains Out Shopping]]: When they were being interviewed by a cameraman, they tried to take down the Chameleon, thinking he's doing evil, when he is really shopping.

** Now he has two more henchmen: a female sheep (or ewe) and a [[Duck]] named Skip.

* [[Wire Dilemma]]: 'Quacky Duck', the [[Show Within a Show]], aparently had an episode where he taught kids ''how to disarm a nuclear missile!''

Or you'll end up in a mushroom cloud }}

* [[World of Funny Animals]]