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* EditedForSyndication: For obvious reasons, the German dub of the show removes the [[NoSwastikas swastika]] from Kid Vicious' hat.
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* TheMerch: Its brief broadcast life didn't stop it from getting [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJwsgbCbmI4 a quartet]] of Burger King kids meal toys. There was also a line of action plushies by Kenner!
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* TheMerch: Its brief broadcast life didn't stop it from getting KidsMealToy: Although the show technically was not for kids, Burger King released [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJwsgbCbmI4 a quartet]] set of four toys]] featuring Max, Muggle, Jammet, and Presidential Cat situated on various buildings and monuments in Washington, DC in their Kids Meals in 1992.
* TheMerch: Its brief broadcast life didn't stop it from getting merchandise. In addition to the aforementioned Burger Kingkids meal toys. There toys, there was also a line of action plushies by Kenner!Kenner.
* TheMerch: Its brief broadcast life didn't stop it from getting merchandise. In addition to the aforementioned Burger King
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* TheMerch: Its brief broadcast life didn't stop it from getting [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJwsgbCbmI4 a quartet quartet]] of Burger King kids'-meal toys.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. They even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. They were both short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' .''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}''. Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. They even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. They were both short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. They were both short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows They even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. They were both short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. Both of them were short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. Both of them They were both short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to the Simpsons, done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. Both of them were short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to the Simpsons, ''The Simpsons'', and were both done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. Both of them were short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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** To a lesser extent, it was this with ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' . Both shows were ABC's answer to the Simpsons, done in a medium usually dismissed as [[AnimationAgeGhetto for kids]], but aired in prime time and with writing geared to adults. Both shows even had their theme songs written by the same composer, Bruce Broughton. Both of them were short-lived by television standards, though ''Dinosaurs'' lasted longer and had the healthier syndication afterlife.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' steamrolled all three, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' steamrolled all three, won the ensuing ratings battle, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names.names. Ultimately ''Capitol Critters'' would have the last laugh, being lucky enough to gain a cult following later on.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' won the fight, obviously, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' won the fight, obviously, steamrolled all three, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' won the fight, obviously, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names. That said, this show still managed to maintain a small cult following ([[PopularWithFurries mainly thanks to the furry fandom]]) while the other two quickly faded into complete obscurity.
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* DuelingShows: Along with ''Family Dog'' and ''Fish Police'', ''...Critters'' was one of several attempts to cash in on the success of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' with a wider market of prime-time animated shows. ''The Simpsons'' won the fight, obviously, then proceeded to hang a lampshade on it in the next "Treehouse of Horror" special showing tombstones with the competing shows' names. That said, this show still managed to maintain a small cult following ([[PopularWithFurries mainly thanks to the furry fandom]]) while the other two quickly faded into complete obscurity.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Fox may have let re-runs slip over to Turner/WB (as this show did air in the early days of Cartoon Network, when the channel was a 24/7/365 showcase of Hanna-Barbera animation, both popular[[note]]like ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'', ''Scooby Doo'', ''Tom and Jerry'', ''The Jetsons'', and ''Yogi Bear''[[/note]] and obscure[[note]]like ''Wait Til Your Father Gets Home'', ''Where's Huddles'', and ''The Roman Holidays''[[/note]]), but DVD rights apparently not so much. Even though the one that doesn't have it would probably release it if they did.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Fox may have let re-runs the rights slip over to Turner/WB (as this show did air in the early days of Cartoon Network, when the channel was a 24/7/365 showcase of Hanna-Barbera animation, both popular[[note]]like ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'', ''Scooby Doo'', ''Tom and Jerry'', ''The Jetsons'', and ''Yogi Bear''[[/note]] and obscure[[note]]like ''Wait Til Your Father Gets Home'', ''Where's Huddles'', and ''The Roman Holidays''[[/note]]), but DVD rights apparently not so much. Even though the one that doesn't have it would probably release it if they did.
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* CelebrityVoiceActor: ''Series/DoogieHowserMD''-era Neil Patrick Harris as Max (both shows shared a creator) and Bobcat Goldthwait as Muggle.