Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1

Carl hurts while he walks with his body of eyes, yet he doesn't feel any pain while choking Frylock with his arms.

Frylock mentions at the beginning that he couldn't shell out to get the invisible function for the super toliet and yet later he manages to buy the robot body without any real hassle. How'd he get the money for that so fast if he had none before?

Frylock tells Shake to bring the coffin through the back and breaks through Frylock's room. In the next shot, the wall is fixed. Frylock must be quick at home repair.

Why the hell would Frylock need to replace Carl's tongue with an eyeball when his tongue worked the first time around?

Carl was sucked through the fan and was killed, so when he gets put back together, he will probably remember getting sucked in the fan. If he would remember, why the hell would Frylock try to put him back together if he knew Carl would try to kill him?!?! (Edit: Likely the trauma of being so brutally killed would have blocked his memory of how, why or even that he did, which explains why he was so shocked when he woke up with a new body.)

Carl was sucked into that thing and died. When Frylock translates his brain pulses into text, Carl obviously remembers dying because he drops a million f-bombs about him doing it. When Carl gets his new body, why doesn't he seem to remember it anymore?!?! (Editor's Note: Actually, he did remember it. He obviously wanted to kill Frylock when he placed his head on the body comprised solely of eyeballs. It is likely that as time progressed, Carl merely let go of his anger and need for revenge in lieu of resuming a normal existence with his head attached to a suitable body.)

How can someone survive on a truck?

When Carl was sucked into that toilet, all that was left was his head and his necklace was obviously destroyed. When his head is put on that black body, why does he have his necklace on? (Editor's Note: There is a high possibility that the necklace he was wearing was not his own and was actually the possession of the deceased whose body his head had been attached to.)

When we first see Carl hiding behind the couch, he isn't wearing his necklace. However, when Carl is standing up talking to Frylock, he's clearly wearing it. How is that possible?

How can a body reject a head? The only way Carl's new body could reject a head is by telling his body to reject it. Any other way just seems impossible. (Editor's Note: First off, this is a cartoon. It isn't rocket science. Second, it is hypothetical that the two would not be compatible with each other. The kicker is that Carl should have been in control of the body but clearly was not.)

You cannot build a body consisting solely of eyeballs. There aren't any internal organs. Therefore, he couldn't survive. His eye feet would also burst subsequently making him fall to pieces.

How the f**k can someone be brought back to life if their head has been disconnected from their body?!?! Once a brain stops working, it stops working. There is no known way to keep someone alive when the brain stops working. (Editor's Note: Once again, this is a cartoon. Drawing logical conclusions to it is a rather moot point.)

I don't think an infrared barrier is possible. An infrared beam is invisible and gives off a considerable amount of heat. How can heat cover you? He should have tried a curtain or something... (Editor's Note: Once again, the mention of the cloaking device was merely a way to placate and fool Carl into testing out the toilet. If you recall, Frylock later mentions that he didn't have the funds to even bother developing such a technology. Frylock used that nonsensical ruse knowing full well that Carl wouldn't dwell on it logically.)

You think Carl would have noticed Frylock locking his door. I mean, what happened... did he temporarily go blind?

That toilet is huge. It's also in front of Carl's windows. However, when we are inside his house, we don't see it. Did it magically appear or did Frylock run home and get it then set it out in front of his yard in a matter of seconds?