History HeadScratchers / LittlestPetShop2012

* The lesson in "Sue Syndrome", sure, teaching someone to say no and express how they really feel is a good thing to teach kids, but was including smells really the best way to do this? Especially since Pepper's bad odors were the main reason why the pets bothered Mitzi so much in the first place?

** It wasn't explained in the movie either.

* In the episode, [[http://lps2012.wikia.com/wiki/In_the_Loop In the Loop]], Russell [[spoiler: is stuck in a time loop that nobody else seems to be in.]]. What's the explanation? We don't get any (except maybe to teach the lesson to move on and make friends). Well, besides it being a movie parody and all.

* Fisher gives him his job back in "Winter Wonder Wha...?", which is actually episode 4 of season 3. It was pulled back so it could air closer to Christmas.

** Most likely [[EnforcedTrope enforced by the fact that it wasn't important, or it would not be worthwhile to characters who don't appear for longer than 10 seconds on-screen. Also, the Biskits ''are'' pretty bad with names, as the only ones they seem to remember are the teachers', Vi Tannabruzzo's, and Blythe's.

** No, because they weren't speaking English, not even in the animal tongue. Keep in mind, if she could understand them she would have been able to understand Jebbie.

** Well, Blythe was singing about not having to do anything. So it was likely her day off from the store, which could imply the store was closed. But maybe Blythe wanted to hang out with the pets on her day off regardless, so she got special permission from the previous day, for them to come. We can assume from that, that Mrs. Twombly left to her whatever she does on her day off, once she checked them in, assuming Blythe would be down soon.

** Well, Blythe was singing about not having to do anything. So it was likely her day off from the store, which could imply the store was closed. But maybe Blythe wanted to hang out with the pets on her day off regardless, so she got special permission from the previous day, for them to come. (Mrs. Twombly left to her whatever she does on her day off, once she checked them in, assuming Blythe would be down soon)

** Well, Blythe was singing about not having to do anything. So it was likely her day off from the store, which could imply the store was closed (with Mrs. Twombly off in town doing her own thing, like visiting a friend), but maybe Blythe wanted to hang out with the pets on her day off regardless, so she got special permission for them to come earlier that day. (Mrs. Twombly left once she checked them in, assuming Blythe would be down soon)

** Well, Blythe was singing about not having to do anything. So it was likely her day off from the store, which could imply the store was closed (with Mrs. Twombly off in town doing her own thing, like visiting a friend), but Blythe wanted to hang out with the pets on her day off regardless so she got special permission for them to come.

* When the Biskit Twins say "We can be just like those two super cute detectives in our favourite show ever, Super Cute Investigators!" It seems weird that if it's their favourite show, they'd say "Like those two super cute detectives" and not the character's actual names. I mean, I know the names aren't important to the episode but still. That's like a huge "Sherlock" fan saying "I would love to be like 'That Detective' in Sherlock" Or are we to believe that in the show itself, their names are literally "The Super Cute Investigators"? Also the idea that "the Biskits are too dumb to care or pay attention to what their names are" they know Blythe's name and they love that show more than they like her.

* When the Biskit Twins say "We can be just like those two super cute detectives in our favourite show ever, Super Cute Investigators!" It seems weird that if it's their favourite show, they'd say "Like those two super cute detectives" and not the character's actual names. I mean, I know the names aren't important to the episode but still. That's like a huge "Sherlock" fan saying "I would love to be like *That Detective* in Sherlock. Or are we to believe that in the show itself, their names are literally "The Super Cute Investigators"? Also the idea that "the Biskits are too dumb to care or pay attention to what their names are" they know Blythe's name and they love that show more than they like her.

* When the Biskit Twins say "We can be just like those two super cute detectives in our favourite show ever, Super Cute Investigators!" It seems weird that if it's their favourite show, they'd say "Like those two super cute detectives" and not the character's actual names. I mean, I know the names aren't important to the episode but still. That's like a huge "Sherlock" fan saying "I would love to be like "That Detective" in Sherlock. Or are we to believe that in the show itself, their names are literally "The Super Cute Investigators"? Also the idea that "the Biskits are too dumb to care or pay attention to what their names are" they know Blythe's name and they love that show more than they like her.

** In the episode "Frenemies" showed a photo of the day she first arrived, and was brought by a man who looked like a zookeeper. So she probably is owned by the zoo but comes to LPS for whatever reason...

** Penny Ling isn't there to be sold, she comes during the day to hang out, it is implied she actually belongs to a Zoo in downtown city since the episode "Frenemies" showed the day she first arrived, and was escorted by a Zookeeper.

* While the other characters can be commonly seen as being owned as pets (The monkey may get a pass for being an exotic pet), what on earth is a panda doing in a pet shop in the first place? Shouldn't she be in a zoo? Or a breeding facility in China? How did a pet shop manage to get an internationally-renowned endangered species to sell? Was she poached from somewhere?