| David's conscience gets the better of him after he disposes of Mandy's cat. |
This episode was originally paired with 428a: The Lyin' Tale, but was dropped from distribution and all subsequent airings because the team felt it was too violent. - GandalfIt's a shame this eposide is not included in Your Wildest Dreams I heard it when it was aired in March 2000 it was way better than Bethany's Flood which is. Just because David threw his siter's cat into a lake dosen't mean it's going to encourage other kids to do the same. The reason for leaving it out I thought was silly. - DavidThink about it. The age range for this show is 8-12. There's a reason that AIO took this episode out of a future album. - Christian AIn response to Christian A's comment does that mean that episodes with food fights are encouraging that behavior? Or how about cooking a pizza on a light bulb? Yes I know throwing a cat into the lake is cruel but there have been many other cruel things that have taken place in this series. If that the argument I could go on about many other episodes that should have been pulled from release. - David |
Either Mandy has had two pets, or the name Fluffyface is a goof, as in A Case of Revenge (398) Mandy's cat is called Simpson. - JonathanThis is not a goof. In "Sunset Bowlawater", Crackers says that Mandy had just gotten the cat and named him Fluffyface. - Waluigi Freak 99But it doesn't make sence that David would be so annoyed if they already had a cat. - Matt |
But it doesn't make sence that David would be so annoyed, if they already had a cat. - Matt |