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Talking Dog
Talking Dog
"Well, I may be able to talk, but I sure as heck can't drive." -Bubblevicious
Name: Talking Dog
Nickname: None
Alias: None
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
First appearance: "Meat Fuzzy Lumkins"
Last appearance: "The Powerpuff Girls Rule!"
Voice actor: Tom Kane (series)
Paul Mercier (What a Cartoon!)
Tom Kenny (Los Dos Mojos)
Creator: Craig McCracken

The Talking Dog is a dog which has the ability to talk. He will constantly make appearances in episodes of The Powerpuff Girls where he will say something.

Biography

The Talking Dog first appeared in the episode "Meat Fuzzy Lumpkins", where he said "The girls are in a jam!" and then he smiled, after Blossom had an idea about the jam. In the episode "Bubblevicious", he was shown driving, then Bubbles ripped the roof off his car and punched him repeatedly, sending him skidding on the road.

He appeared as a guard dog in the episode "The Rowdyruff Boys", then when Mojo Jojo was creating the Rowdyruff Boys, he pulled off his tail to use as a puppy dog's tail for the formula to create the Rowdyruff Boys. He later appeared telling the girls to watch out, when the boys where gonna hit them with a plane, bus and boat.

In the episode "Shut the Pup Up", he stayed with the girls when he became the sole witness to a mysterious crime. During his stay with the girls, he is shown to be blunt, abrasive and insulting in that episode, though his demeanor remains straightforward and earnest. After that he never made anymore appearances in the girls' house. He was the only one in the city whose English was good enough to reverse Mojo Jojo's language lessons in Mo' Linguish.

In The Powerpuff Girls Movie, the first thing he says is "Thank you." Which he says after the girls save the town from Mojo Jojo for the first time, and after Buttercup reluctantly takes the time to save him several times in a row.

For some reason he seemed to have visited the girls and the Professor in the episode "The City of Frownsville". No explanation whatsoever as to why he was there is given, and throughout the rest of the series he was never seen in their home again.

In the episode "Documentary", he is shown to have a little anger over the girls when he was interviewed by Brian Larsen, he stated that the girls were boring and that no one seemed to care that he was able to talk.

His last appearance was in the episode "The Powerpuff Girls Rule", he was upset that the girls were fighting over who gets the key to the world as he walks by them saying "I have nothing to say." Later he was seen being hugged tightly by the Mayor and he seemed to have been angered by that.

Talking dog

Talking Dog appears as a guard dog in "The Rowdyruff Boys".

He is frequently abused in almost every appearance he makes, but, as a running gag, no one ever seems to regard his pain and simply ignore him. Most of the time these incidents are caused by the Powerpuff girls accidentally hitting him or crushing him under some object, or villains like Mojo Jojo doing something to him on purpose or by mistake (like pulling off his tail).

The only time that the girls seemed to injure him deliberately was when Bubbles was attempting to be hardcore. Talking Dog was driving for some reason, and Bubbles ripped the roof off of his car and punched him repeatedly, sending him skidding on the road.

Appearance

The Talking Dog is a small white dog with black ears, a black nose, and a black spot on his back. He wears a red collar with a yellow dog tag.

Episode Appearances

Trivia

  • The episode "Shut the Pup Up" was the only episode that ever put any major focus on him.
  • In the second episode of Samurai Jack, the Talking Dog was seen on a wrecked billboard.
    • This was the same billboard from the episode "Uh Oh Dynamo" where an anamatronic version of him is advertising dog food by repeatedly saying "It's good." .
  • In the anime, his role as the talking dog is given to Poochi, who also takes over the role of the Hotline.
  • He bears a physical resemblance to Snoopy from Peanuts.
  • He is voiced by Tom Kane in the 1998 series.
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