Original air date: 1/27/1999 (produced in 1998)
Production code: PPG-110
"Cat Man Do" contains examples of:
- Amplified Animal Aptitude: A talking cat with Evil Plans that can hypnotize others.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: The cat acts all sweet and innocent around the girls, but is revealed to be hypnotizing humans to do things for their cats.
- Call-Back: It's not the first time that Bubbles gets to answer the Powerpuff Hotline due to Blossom being too tired to answer it.
- Cassandra Truth: Bubbles already suspects that the cat they were trying to keep is the real mastermind, but the others don't believe her until they see him in action while controlling Utonium.
- Cats Are Mean: The talking cat is very evil, being able to make any human his partner in crime.
- Cat Up a Tree: The cat ends up stuck in a tree. Nobody came to help him because he was the episode's villain.
- Cute Is Evil: The cat is very adorable, and even Buttercup loves it. However, it ends up being shown to be the villain of the episode.
- The Dog Was the Mastermind: At first, the cat is seen working alongside another man during a robbery, however it is proven at the end that the cat was the one behind the whole heist. His plan is to use a jewel-powered machine that can hypnotize Townsville and the world into serving all cats.
- The Faceless: The face of the cat’s owner is never shown.
- Laser Hallway: The cat hypnotizes the Professor and the two go to the museum to steal the Catseye Jewel. The Professor puts a container of grease on the floor and slides the cat under the lowest beam, leaving a trail of grease behind. The Professor then does the same and they steal the jewel.
- Mind-Control Eyes: Seen on the professor when the cat hypnotizes him.
- Right-Hand Cat: Subversion. The cat was the mastermind.
- Won't Take "Yes" for an Answer: The girls are awaiting the Professor's decision on whether they can keep the cat. The Professor enters the scene and says, "We can keep Kitty!" Bubbles starts bawling instantly and the other two are complaining before they realize he said yes.
"Impeach Fuzz" contains examples of:
- Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: The girls and Ms. Bellum try to convince The Mayor to take back his rightful position; they tell him that Fuzzy won't let the girls fight crimes, has turned his office into a literal example of a pigsty, is tarnishing the image of what it is to be the Mayor, and is wearing his hat. The last one is the Mayor's Berserk Button.
- Asskicking Leads to Leadership: The Mayor regains his position from Fuzzy by beating him in a wrestling match.
- Berserk Button: The Mayor hates people wearing his hat. He was easily defeated by Fuzzy in a wrestling match, but the moment Fuzzy put the hat on his head, the Mayor got a second wind and easily dispatched him, outright winning the match.
- Big, Thin, Short Trio: Fuzzy's relatives have this respective dynamic; Fluffy is the Big, Furry is the Thin, and Hairy is the Short.
- Department of Redundancy Department: Once The Mayor wins the match, the referee announces, "The winner… and new Mayor, the ex-Mayor, Mayor!"
- Easily Elected: Fuzzy Lumpkin is elected the mayor of Townsville while Mayor Mayor is busy launching a PR blitz (kissing babies, meeting voters, etc.). This is despite Fuzzy not even knowing he was in the running until he sees a newspaper that declared his victory.
- Family Theme Naming: Fuzzy's relatives are named Furry, Fluffy, and Hairy.
- Go-Go Enslavement: While it isn't "enslavement", Ms. Bellum clearly isn't happy about the outfit she has to wear when Fuzzy Lumpkins takes over as mayor. It is a midriff-bearing and cleavage-exposing Daisy Duke ensemble, and a pair of short-shorts made from cut-off jeans.
- Heroic BSoD: The mayor after Fuzzy becomes mayor.
- His Name Really Is "Barkeep": If this episode is anything to go by, the Mayor's name is just "Mayor".
- Hulking Out: The Mayor during the wrestling match.
- Politicians Kiss Babies: The Mayor mentions that this is his favourite part of campaigning.
- Tin-Can Telephone: When Fuzzy is elected mayor, he replaces the Powerpuff Hotline with a tin can.
- Villainy-Free Villain: Fuzzy wins the election fair and square, and while he is terrible as mayor, he doesn't actually do anything evil or illegal while in office.
