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Corneil & Bernie

Dog Walk Model / A Friend In Need

Season 1, Episode 11, Aired May 01, 2004

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Dog Walk Model: When Bernie stumbles across the idea of entering Corneil into a fashion show in order to gain the royalties of being his manager, he secretly sends in photographs of Corneil, which gets him approved to be in the next dog fashion show, much to Corneil's dismay.

A Friend in Need: When Romeo's friends go out for the weekend, leaving him alone, he decides to get Bernie to hang out with him, despite the fact that he cannot stand Bernie at all. However, when Corneil tries to make Bernie realize that he's just being used, he soon discovers that someone as foolish as Bernie need to learn life's lessons the hard way.moreless

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These two episodes are also two that I found to be very good. I wasn't feeling the shows real potential in the episode Dog Walk Model. As for A Friend In Need I thought it was very well done.moreless

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By packymaster, Dec 16, 2005

The episode "Dog Walk Model" was not one of the best episodes in my opinion. I was a little funny, but I just didn't enjoy the plot very much. I was surprised to hear Corneil actually agree to Bernie's idea, but there really wasn't much to it. The episode "A Friend In Need" was very well done and I enjoyed watching it. Romeo must have been desperate to accept Bernie as a friend, and it was a good idea to have something that separated the both of them which was Romeo's jacket. I laughed when Bernie nearly got Romeo's jacket dirty, and Corneil was showing his colors by not acting, as he should of. Bernie was very stubborn which is not surprising to me, but I think Corneil made a serious point towards the end of the episode. I enjoyed the part where Bernie said Corneil's line, which is "Watch my chops" and laughed a good amount as a result of it.moreless
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- Romeo's house is in the middle of New York City, yet it is surrounding by trees with a huge portion of land. That is a ton of money in the big city. The only place with that much land in the middle of the city is Central Park, but homes are not allowed to be built there... so where exactly does Romeo live in NYC?
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- Corneil swims perfectly in this episode, yet he can't swim in a later episode. "Basic Instinct."
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- Romeo: (to Bernie) You're talking to your dog again dude. It's creeping me out.
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- Corneil: (after Bernie embarrasses himself) Now that we've established that it doesn't kill you to look ridiculous...here I go.
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- Bernie: (to Corneil) You look like you've seen a ghost. Corneil: No I've seen the collection.
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- Bernie: (to Corneil) What is it you always say? Watch my chomps, no!
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- Corneil: (to Bernie)Watch my chomps! Do not ring that bell! Bernie: Hey Corneil watch my finger! (rings the bell)
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- Romeo is apparently fairly rich because he lives in a big house, has his own swimming pool and owns an expensive jacket.
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- "Dog Walk Model" is common to the Yakkity Yak episode "High Fashion Yak," while "A Friend in Need" is similar to the CatDog episode "Let the Games Begin!"
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