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The Red Guy's Roles on C&C: Lance Sackless, Mike the G-Man
The Red Guy's Role on IMW: Bum B'Showin
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Red Guy actually wears pants in the episode.
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We learn that the spots on Teacher's dress are actually holes.
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Since when was there a swamp behind Cow and Chicken's backyard?
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In this episode "The Great Pantzini" The Red Guy reveals his mother was a clown.
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Cow and chicken usually eat pork butts and taters, yet in this episode they eat pork butts and cheese.
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The Red Guy's Roles: Hive the Butler, Mr. Wretched, Mr. McGirl, The Young Lovers, Dr. Hiney, Pantzini
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In "Duck, Duck, Chicken", Red Guy turns Chicken into a duck, but in "The Great Pantzini", Chicken's back to normal.
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Unusually in the episode "Piano Lessons" everyone loves the Red Guy. This is because of the way he plays the piano. (smacking the keys with his face)
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During the episode "Piano Lessons" The Red Guy wears a black and white striped t shirt. However when he falls asleep after trying to hypnotise Cow and Chicken his T shirt is just plain white.
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The Red Guy's Roles: Sonja, Blackie's Trainer, Butz Galore, Piano Teacher
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The Red Guy's Role: Casually-Dressed Giant, Himself
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In "Major Wedgie", we see Mom and Dad when they were younger and we learn that they first met in 1986.
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The Red Guy's Role on C&C: Vendorman
The Red Guy's Role on IMW: Hair Policeman
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We learn that Cow's toys Crabs the Warthog Doll, and Piles the Beaver doll are also characters on one of favorite TV shows.
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In "Magic Chicken", Weasel from I.M Weasel makes a cameo crossover to Cow and Chicken. This marks the first time any character from IMW makes a crossover to C&C.
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Tom Kenny was credited as Snail Boy, but Snail Boy wasn't even in this episode.
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Something doesn't match here, Weasel says he's married to Baboon's sister, and that Baboon is his brother-in-law. Yet in "Honey, I Are Home", Weasel is married to a hispanic human woman, and Baboon falls in love with her.
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The Red Guy's Roles: Ben Panced, Vanna Hiney
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Cow and Chicken's Auntie is not seen from the waist up, just like Mom and Dad.