I Named It Whiskers: After one of Lily's inventions goes haywire, she enlists Parker's help to get it back under control.
"I Named It Whiskers" provides examples of:
- A Day in the Limelight: First episode focusing on Lily.
- Disney Death: Lily mourned for Parker when he was knocked out, but he ended up being okay.
- Eyedscreen: Lily and Whiskers have one and Parker somehow closes the black bars when he barges in. The black bars return once he leaves the scene.
- Foreshadowing: The caterpillar robot appears in the title card and in the episode, it is one of the devices Lily uses to get rid of Whiskers.
- Here We Go Again!: The episode ends with another invention of Lily going haywire.
- Mouse Trap: One of Parker's plans is this.
- Noodle Incident: As Whiskers left the store, Parker and Lily reminisced the past situations they got into.
- Shout-Out: The caterpillar robot resembles Caterpie.
- Title Drop: The title of this episode is named-dropped by Lily after the flashback ends.
- Terrifying Pet Store Rat: Though more like a terrifying invention store rat.
- You Dirty Rat!: Whiskers
How Angus Got His Groove Back: Angus loses his lucky beanie, which causes him to revert back to being a child.
"How Angus Got His Groove Back" provides examples of:
- All Just a Dream: The whole episode was just a daydream from Angus. Turns out the beanie was lost in the toilet the whole time.
- Babysitting Episode: The subplot revolves on Ms. Pam babysitting Angus, who started acting like a big fat baby without his beanie.
- Facial Horror: Towards the end of the dream, this is what happens to Angus, done in stop-motion.
- Foreshadowing: "Did you look inside the toilet? Cause I'm always losing stuff inside there." At the end of the episode, Angus' beanie was indeed lost in the toilet.
- Hat of Power: Angus' beanie, which was formerly owned by his father. It was a lucky beanie that helped him deliver packages from everywhere.
- Gasshole: Angus made a stinkie in one scene, which ends up driving all the Middlemost Toast customers away.
- Manchild: Angus ends up acting like this without his lucky beanie.
- Medium Blending: Had a couple of stop-motion scenes, such as the hand sausage and the
Nightmare Fuel scene where Angus' face melts off. - Shout-Out: The title is a reference to How Stella Got Her Groove Back.
