Trivia
- The episode's narrative is in the style of a mockumentary.
- Kitty's outfit in this episode is similar to Trinity's, from The Matrix.
- When Kitty grabs a smoke bomb from Keswick from off screen, her hand showed that she was wearing her old uniform and not her black Matrix suit.
- Apparently a C.I.P. in T.U.F.F. not only stands for "Crime in Progress" but a "Chimp in Pittsburgh" as well.
- This episode shows a scene from the film Independence Day.
- This is the first time Kitty was seen without her hairband. The second time would be in Lights, Camera, Quacktion.
- In the part where Dudley was in jail he's wearing the number 86, the code number of Agent Maxwell Smart from the TV show Get Smart.
- This is the second time Keswick has dressed like a villain, the first was during Snapnapped.
- When Keswick showed off his evil certificate, it was signed by Dr. Doom from Marvel comics, and The Wicked Witch of the West from the film The Wizard of Oz.
- The scene where Dudley leads the documentary makers into T.U.F.F. HQ shows him pass through a series of security doors and a laser grid, with secret agent-themed music playing. This is a homage to the intro sequence of Get Smart.
- When Dudley gets to the command center of T.U.F.F. one can see the video game Pong playing.
- Dudley seems to have more common sense in this episode probably because he wants to be great around the camera crew.
- In the storyboard for this episode, The Chameleon originally wore a coat and glasses.
- This episode is similar in plot to Double-Oh Schnozmo!, an episode of The Fairly OddParents.
- The fourth wall was broken for almost the entire episode.
- When Dudley gets tasered for the fourth time, notice Mr. Crocker is briefly seen in the electrocution sequence.
- One of two episodes where no villain was arrested. The other being Frisky Business.
- This episode's name shares the same name as a show within the universe of this series.
- Even though Petsburg is a city in T.U.F.F. Puppy, Kitty mentions the real-life Pittsburgh.
Goofs
- In one shot, the policeman is checking Dudley's shirt. But in the next shot, his hands are suddenly gone.
Running Gags
- Kitty deploying a smoke bomb and shouting that she is "Nowhere and everywhere!"
- Dudley getting zapped with a taser.
- People complaining about vending machines not taking dollars.
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| #01 | Purr-fect Partners | #12 | Internal Affairs | #23 | Kid Stuff | #34 | The Curse of King Mutt | ||||||||
| #02 | Doom-mates | #13 | Chilly Dog | #24 | Super Duper Crime Busters! | #35 | Bored of Education | ||||||||
| #03 | Mall Rat | #14 | The Doomies | #25 | Mission: Really Big Mission | #36 | Snappy Campers | ||||||||
| #04 | Operation: Happy Birthday | #15 | Thunder Dog | #26 | Hot Dog | #37 | Lucky Duck | ||||||||
| #05 | Snapnapped | #16 | Snap Dad | #27 | Frisky Business | #38 | Guard Dog | ||||||||
| #06 | Mom-A-Geddon | #17 | Iron Mutt | #28 | Disobedience School | #39 | Dog Save The Queen | ||||||||
| #07 | Cruisin' for a Bruisin' | #18 | The Wrong Stuff | #29 | The Dog Who Cried Fish | ||||||||||
| #08 | Puppy Love | #19 | Watch Dog | #30 | Doom and Gloom | ||||||||||
| #09 | Toast Of T.U.F.F. | #20 | Dog Dish | #31 | Law and Odor | ||||||||||
| #10 | Share-A-Lair | #21 | Forget Me Mutt | #32 | The Rat Pack | ||||||||||
| #11 | Dog Daze | #22 | Mind Trap | #33 | Booby Trap | ||||||||||