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Jim and Tim decide to take on the duties of the Middleton Mascot and Ron takes it upon himself to train them. Meanwhile, Drakken is broken out of prison by an alien named Warmonga.
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  • When Ron has to give up his role as the Middleton Mad Dog, Bonnie suprises him to his dismay by creating a new gimic called the Mad Puppies! Ron has to learn how to cope with the new arrangement and Draken finally breaks out of jail with a new sidekick.moreless

    9.8
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    This episode succeeded my expectations, while involving a dash of humor, Disney kicked it up a knotch and added more emotion between Kim and Ron and fueled their relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend! Though there was quite and upset that yet another kiss was once again interupted by Wade, Kim's Tech Guru, this episode showed a lot of promise for the future outcomes of Kim and Ron's relationship. In this episode you could actually see the love and understanding between the two, which you didn't see much of in the episode, "Ill Suited." All in all this episode deserves two thumbs up!!!moreless

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  • WOW!!

    10
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    This was an unbelivable episode. It ir most likly one of my favorites. The plot was exciting from start to finish. This was an episode where there was a good amount of Kim and Rons relationship, which is always a positive. This episode was full of action as well as comedy. One thing that was funny about this episode was that Ron had to give up being the Mad Dog so Jim and Tim took over. Ron did not take to this very lightly. He tried to "mold" them to the way he thought the Mad Dog should be. I also thought that when Warmonga first met Shego was very funny. The battle scene with Warmonga and Kim was, overall, done very well. This is a great episode.moreless

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  • The humour, the action; it's great!

    9.8
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    Having only just recently gotten back into this show, I've got to say that this is easily in my top five episodes. It's funny, witty, clever, and straight-up fun to watch over and over and over. A lot of the lines (particularly Shego's) are STILL funny, and it's easily one of the best episodes of the series.

    Drakken's break-out ("I wonder who's breaking Shego out THIS time...") is quite amusing (though I will admit that the and the introduction of the strange alien character, Warmonga, was a bit of an interesting twist. I found her a bit annoying, which is something of a drawback for the episode, but it didn't matter all that much. There are too many great things about the episode for that to count for much. Plus, there have been worse characters (Falsetto, for one), so if she does come back for the finale it won't be such a bad thing.

    The Kim/Ron is cute. Some nice moments in there for the pair of them, I'm happy to report - it's been a given for a long time, even if I am a Kigo girl (this IS a Disney cartoon...). All I can say is: It's about time. As for the Mad Dog portion of the episode; I personally found it kind of boring and redundant. It didn't really serve a purpose - although Kim did have a nice line on the football field; can't remember exactly but it was something along the lines of 'You've moved on. They're cheering for you, now.'

    Of course, the BEST part of the episode is a certain green villainess. The Greek spa/resort scene is easily the greatest sequence; the fight scene is great, the banter is stellar, nearly every line had me clutching my sides, everything was brilliantly orchestrated, and I have never enjoyed a scene more. Kim mistakenly thinking that Shego is behind Drakken's escape from prison makes perfect sense, and both Kim's persistence and Shego's irritated denial were perfectly in-character. A stand-out example of this is when Kim asks about Drakken and Shego's answer is "Who do you think I'm vacationing from?" The entire sequence is golden; one of those superb moments you have to watch over and over (or at least I do, heheh).

    And then of course we have the Drakken-Shego-Warmonga thing happening, and it's just great. Drakken keeping Shego around (restrained) to watch as he and Warmonga work on the latest take-over-the-world scheme, and going so far as to taunt her - well it's just awesome! It prompts more fantastic lines like What's more, us Kigo shippers (or people who just enjoy the Kim-Shego dynamic battle thing) get a nice treat, when Shego breaks her bonds and comes to Kimmie's rescue! Huzzah!

    The only places this episode lost points for me were that the Mad Dog thing felt a bit strange and didn't really make sense; Warmonga was just a tad annoying; and the end felt kind of rushed (but only a little). It's a fantastic episode, and I love it.

    Woohoo!moreless

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  • Drakken gets broken out of prison by an alien named Warmonga who is from the planet Lorwardia who is completely devoted to "the great blue" and lends her arsenal to Drakken use in his latest conquest.moreless

    9.8
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    This was a great episode with some good Kim/Ron moments as well as hilarious interaction between Shego, Kim and Drakken. It appears from this episode that Drakken no longer wants Shego's services since she never broke him out of prison, which leads to some funny side interaction between the two as well as some very comic lines from Shego ("sure we do...we're the evil sidekick, we're all about the mocking"). The standard action sequence in Drakken's lair is pretty much cookie cutter, but Kim's supersuit and Shego's unexpected assist freshen it up a bit. However, one of these episodes, I'd like to see Kim and Ron share that lip lock that has thus far been interrupted by Wade!moreless

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  • One of my favorite episodes.

    9.9
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    I loved this episode for many reasons. One of my favorite scene was at the football game and the ending. Shego was really funny in this episode, i like how she was like "Isn't that right Dr. D. This episode had major Kim and Ron moments. From beginning to end. Warmonga was funny in a way where she wasn't trying to be funny, she kept saying "i am Warminga from the blah blah blah i don't remember the rest of it but i kno it was funny. I like how they brought back the Rappin Drakken scene from season 3. Also Jim and Tim were so cute as the Pep Puppies. One of my favorite episodes.moreless

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    • Drakken says that he only has one more move until he wins the game of checkers, but that would be impossible since Lucre still has several pieces (more than Drakken in fact), many of which are located in diametrically opposite places. Edit
    • When Kim jumps up to the pyramid during the game, the camera quickly pans down to the rest of the girls who for a split second do not have any mouths. Edit
    • During the tag at the end of the show there should be shadows of prison bars on Motor Ed when he's laying in bed. They appear on the bed below him and on the wall above him but there are none on him. Edit
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    • Motor Ed: When I say this ride rocked, I mean it rocked heavy metal. Seriously! No, but dude, were talking serious V8 engine, dual overhead cam shafts, three eighty-five horse power under the hood. Yeah! (Frugal Lucre slaps in his face in annoyance) Know what I'm saying? Frugal Lucre: No! I have no idea what you saying! You just go on and on and on and on and on about things that nobody even cares about. Motor Ed: Dude, you're harshing my prison mellow here, seriously. Frugal Lucre: Hey, would you stop saying that word? Ah, totally! Edit
    • Kim: I think someone owes me a diversion, of the dating kind. Ron: Naco and a movie? Kim: Sounds out of this world! Edit
    • Ron: You know, I think the pep puppies are really coming into their own. Tweebs: You mean it? Ron: In fact, I wanted you guys to have something... (He takes out his mouth foam) Tweebs: Your mouth foam? Really? Ron: You know, if you wanted to use it... Tweebs: People have been asking for it! Edit
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    • When Warmonga first sees Drakken's lair, there is graffiti on the wall that says, "Shego Rocks!" This is a reference to a work of fanfiction by the same title, written by David Clark Allen. Though the writers claim not to read fanfiction, this says otherwise. Edit
    • The title is a reference to Mad Dogs and Englishmen, a 1932 song by Noel Coward. Edit
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