Writer:	Peter Hastings, Mitch Watson
Director:	Doug TenNapel, Michael Girard
Star:	Wayne Knight (Mr. Blik),  Rob Paulsen (Gordon),  Maurice LaMarche (Hovis),  Kevin McDonald (Waffle)
Recurring Role:	Maurice LaMarche (Mrs. Edna Cramdilly)

This episode without commercials is 23 minutes and 12 seconds long. (edit) A Line In The Litter Box is the first time all three cats get into a fight. (edit) "Nicktoons Network" first air date of this episode is December 17, 2007. (edit) "A Line In The Litterbox'' was originally titled "This Means War." (edit) People talking about where the cats were born- possibly they were born under the sofa, and then their mother moved them into the laundry room, since they were simply found in the laundry room, if I listened correctly. (edit)

Waffle: (Talking about how to decide who gets Hovis while holding up scissors) I know! Let's split him in three, yes, lets split him in three! (edit) Hovis: (after smashing his head through the wall) Did someone say the magic word, "imbeciles?" (edit) Waffle: Please don't grind our bones!
Hovis: You idiot, it is me Hovis. (edit) Hovis: (acting like the ghost of Mrs. Cramdilly) If you don't...I will eat your brains! (edit) Waffle: We could disguise ourselves as mushroom people and slip away into the dark night!
(puts small underwear on his head) (edit)

The mansion breaks down for the second time in "A Line in the Litterbox", the first time was in "Mr. Pickles". (edit) Mr. Blik's room appears for the first time in The Ghost of Cramdilly. (edit) We learn the cats were born in the laundry room, but in the previous episode, Blik said Gordon was born under the sofa. (edit) The amount of newts Waffle has changes through the episode. In the scene when the newts are on Mr.Blik, there are probably twenty, in the scene when Waffle is running the gift shop, he has two newts, in the scene when Waffle is trying to take over the kitchen, he has three. (edit)

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