Candy Cane-ine/Trivia

Trivia

• Willy Wombat and his factory is a parody of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory from the novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the film adaptations Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
  • While his appearance is based on Willy Wonka's appearance in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, his factory is similar to the one from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
• The name of the candy store that the Chameleon has opened up, called Caramel Caramel Caramel Caramel Caramel Chameleon, is a reference to the 1983 hit song Karma Chameleon.
• This is the second time Kitty stole/ate something that belongs to Dudley, the first being Watch Dog. However, unlike with the doughnut, Kitty did give him a different candy bar to replace the one she ate.
• This is the second time Dudley and Kitty get trapped in a room with a spiked wall trap closing in on them. The first time was in Snapnapped. This time, they escaped without getting crushed.
• This is the third episode to take place completely at night. The first was in The Doomies, and the second was in Monkey Business.
• When Dudley explains the candyless wasteland between Halloween and Easter is based on the fact that Halloween and Easter are the 2 holidays that are 6 months between each other that has candy.
• We are introduced to a new T.U.F.F. agent: Agent Guinea Pig.

Running Gags

• Dudley trying to eat candy in Willy Wombat's factory.
• Dudley kept asking Kitty to carry him.
• Dudley blaming Kitty for eating his candy bar.
• Dudley and Keswick mistake the Chameleon for "The Comedian".

Goofs

• When Dudley holds out the two bottles of soda he had, they're able to be held with just one hand and only about half his size. But when he and Kitty shake them up to escape the trap in the office, they're about the same size as them and they had to hold them with both hands.
• In this episode both Dudley and Kitty ate chocolate bars, which is ironic since both cats and dogs in real life can't eat chocolate because it would poison them.
• When Kitty explains that she ate Dudley's last candy bar, she had chocolate on her lips. But when Dudley asks what really happened to his candy bar, the chocolate is gone from her lips. It is possible, however, that she may have licked the remnants of the chocolate from her lips.