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The Dog Days of Johnny / Johnny's Pink Plague

Season 1, Episode 10, Aired Feb 11, 2006

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The Dog Days of Johnny
Susan and Mary invent a mind control collar that gives them total control of Dukey.
Johnny's Pink Plague
Susan and May invent a lotion that rids people of pimples, but when it doesn't work, Johnny uses it to make the town zit free. Little did he know that it is only temporary.moreless

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Fed up with his antics, Susan and Mary use a collar to control Dukey's mind / Johnny tries to help his sisters by sharing their (unstabalized) zit cream with everyone in town.moreless

8.5

"Great"

By magicfan12345, Feb 19, 2009

The Dog Days of Johnny – This is a good episode, good story, good flow and wraps up nicely. The episode begins strong, not wasting any time, giving the viewer an idea of what will be the main conflict this week. It even had a nice subtle reminder of Johnny and Dukey’s friendship with the picture of them hanging in the living room. Good episode overall.

Johnny’s Pink Plague – Great intro scene to the episode, showing all the situations that will happen later with everyone’s zitz. Nice visual later in the episode, when the camera raises behind them to show the crowd of kids ready to fight them. Even a nice “Ghostbusters” reference to “Cross the creams”. A decent story, but overall a great episode.

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A sweet set of episodes where Susan and Mary and Johnny and Dukey go from enemies to allies!

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By roguele_beau, Feb 27, 2007

The Dog days eppie was cute because it showed all of us exactly how annoying Johnny and his little dog can be and how crafty Susan and Mary can get! It also contains more of the girls mooning over Gil, always good for a laugh, especially when Johnny makes them act goofy in front of him!
The Pink Plague was an awesome episode! It showed that Johnny actually really cares about his sisters and feels protective toward them! He stands up for them and seeks to make them look great. It was so sweet! It just shows, they actually do like each other!moreless
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TRIVIA (2)
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- It is revealed that Johnny's real name is Jonathan.
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- Goof: Wouldn't it have been easier for Johnny to try and take off the collar instead of cutting it? REPLY: It probably was too tight to remove or securely locked.
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- Johnny: Well, I am really not looking forward to my teenage years. Dukey: Well be prepared, Johnny. Every teenager goes through some sort of zit-filled phase. It's mother nature's way of saying "Growing up sucks!"
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- Johnny: Time to zap those zits... Susan: and pop those pimples... Mary: and blast those blemishes... Dukey: and... Hey, no fair. You took all the cool zitty catch phrases.
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- Dukey: (About Mary's pimple) Even I think it's gross, and I cough up my dinner to enjoy it a second time.
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NOTES (1)
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- Cartoon Network Premiere Date: January 18th, 2008
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ALLUSIONS (2)
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- Ghostbusters: The zit guns "crossing the streams" is a reference to the 1984 movie Ghostbusters. The suits that Susan, Mary, Johnny and Dukey wear are also similar to the suits worn by the Ghostbusters.
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- Title Pun: "Johnny's Pink Plague" is a reference to the black plague that hit Europe in the 1400's.
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