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* CaliforniaDoubling: Played straight and averted at the same time. The plot was kickstarted by the Seaver family taking a vacation to Canada. Ironically, [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116552/locations/?ref_=tturv_ql_dt_5 the film was largely shot in Vancouver]], with about 30% of it actually being filmed in San Francisco.
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* NamesTheSame: The two dog catchers who drive the "blood-red van" are named [[Literature/LordOfTheFlies Jack and Ralph.]]
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film. While he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog, in this film, he's a Boxer. He’s still referred to as an American Bulldog, though.
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film. While he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog, in this film, he's a Boxer. He’s still referred to as an American Bulldog, though. And both breeds look a lot alike anyway.
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** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[Series/TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].
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** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[Series/TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].Creator/RalphWaite.
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* RealitySubtext: Chance may have been recast/retconned as a Boxer because Boxers can jump as high as Chance did at the end of the film and American Bulldogs can't.
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* RealitySubtext: Chance may have been recast/retconned recast as a Boxer because Boxers can jump as high as Chance did at the end of the film and American Bulldogs can't.
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film. While he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog, in this film, he's a Boxer.
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film. While he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog, in this film, he's a Boxer. He’s still referred to as an American Bulldog, though.
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film - a Boxer - well he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog.
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*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film - a Boxer - well film. While he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog.Bulldog, in this film, he's a Boxer.
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* RealitySubtext: Chance may have been recast/retconned as a Boxer because Boxers can jump as high as Chance did at the end of the film and American Bulldogs can't.
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** Not to mention at least some (if not all) of the animals were recast. Less obvious, but Chance's spots were a different color.
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** Not to mention at At least some (if not all) of the animals were recast. Less obvious, but Chance's spots were a different color.color.
*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film - a Boxer - well he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog.
*** Chance was actually played by dog of an entirely different breed in this film - a Boxer - well he was portrayed in the first film by an American Bulldog.
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* NamesTheSame: The two dog catchers who drive the "blood-red van" are named [[Literature/LordOfTheFlies Jack and Ralph.]]
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** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].
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** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[TheWaltons [[Series/TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].
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* TheOtherDarrin:
** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].
** Not to mention at least some (if not all) of the animals were recast. Less obvious, but Chance's spots were a different color.
** Following Don Ameche's passing (the first ''Homeward Bound'' was his second-to-last film role), Shadow was voiced in the sequel by [[TheWaltons Ralph]] [[Series/{{Carnivale}} Waite]].
** Not to mention at least some (if not all) of the animals were recast. Less obvious, but Chance's spots were a different color.
