Writer:	Johanna Stein
Director:	Nick Filippi
Star:	John DiMaggio (Fu Dog),  Dante Basco (Jake Long),  Miss Kittie (Trixie),  Charlie Finn (Spud)
Recurring Role:	Tara Strong (Stacey),  Matt Nolan (Brad Morton),  Kyle Massey (Huntsman Number 88)
Guest Star:	Nicholas Brendon (Huntsman Number 89)

Final appearance of numbers 88 and 89. (edit) Spud has always been jealous of Jake having magical powers. (edit) This is the first time in the series 88 and 89 are an actual threat. (edit) Apparently 88 and 89 have resumed their jobs as the last Huntsmen and are using all the property and weapons the huntsmen left behind (edit) This episode was available to view on Disney Channel.com the week before it's set premier date on the Disney Channel. (edit)

88: (looking at the tracking computer for a magical frog) Hold up it says there's two of them. Which one do we follow?
89: Let us summon the power of our evil four fathers to advise us which direction to take.
88: Wanna just go for the that is closer?
89: Works for me. (edit) Jake: Spud, your the genius here. Any ideas on how to find it?
Spud: Not really. I'll just take a little lie down some moss, and stay out of your way. Of course, the way things usually go the moss will turn out to be some kind of, swamp monster that will come to live and swear revenge. And, you'll have to save the day again. (Behind him, a giant swamp monster appears and yells 'revenge!') Called it. (edit) Spud: (Fighting off 88 and 89) I can't believe I'm actually doing this! This is the greatest feeling of my life! Better than a hundred birthdays. Plus that time I saw that chimp throw up! (edit)

Credits: A picture of the "Spudical Dragon", complete with it's own theme song. (edit)

The way Spud got his powers from being bitten by the frog, is similar to the way that Spider-Man got his powers through a spider-bite (edit) The title of this episode, "Shaggy Frog", is an allusion to the movie "The Shaggy Dog", starring Tim Allen. (edit)