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** Creator/RichardIanCox, Ian's voice actor, has stated that his favorite episode is "O Brother, Where Art Thou?".

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** Creator/RichardIanCox, Ian's voice actor, has stated that his favorite episode is "O Brother, Where Art Thou?".Thou?", calling it the funniest episode of the series.
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** Creator/IanJamesCorlett voices Odbald, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.

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** Creator/IanJamesCorlett voices Odbald, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, Fleeman, and many other minor characters in the show.
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** Creator/IanJamesCorlett voices Odblad, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.

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** Creator/IanJamesCorlett voices Odblad, Odbald, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.
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** The entire cast from the Latin American dub got recasted in the third season due to the change in dubbing companies.

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** The entire cast from For the Latin American dub Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese dubs, the entire cast of both dubs got recasted in the third season replaced due to the a change in dubbing companies.studios. In the Spanish dub's case, it switched from being dubbed in Venezuela to Argentina.



* ScrewedByTheNetwork: During its run on Creator/{{Qubo}}, it was removed and had a similar formula to Creator/{{Spike|TV}}'s ''This Just In''. but unlike that show, Qubo gave it another chance on its Night Owl block.

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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: During its run on Creator/{{Qubo}}, it was removed and had a similar formula to Creator/{{Spike|TV}}'s ''This Just In''. but unlike Unlike that show, Qubo gave it another chance on its Night Owl block.

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** Creator/IanJamesCorlett voices Odblad, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.



** Ian James Corlett voices Odblad, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.



** For whatever reason, a lot of online sources, such as Wikipedia, state the series premiered in April 2005, when in actuality the series officially premiered in '''January''' 2005.
** Descriptions for the episode "Doofus" [[note]]Which is about Ian filming Korey doing dangerous stunts in a ''Series/{{Jackass}}''-style show.[[/note]] on episode guide lists (such as the old [=YTV=] site) are completely inaccurate to the actual episode. Instead they describe the episode as having Ian signing his family up for a "parent swap" show à la ''Series/WifeSwap''. [[note]]This could've been an episode idea that was planned at one point, but scrapped in the script phase and replaced by "Doofus".[[/note]]

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** For whatever reason, a lot of online sources, such as Wikipedia, Website/{{Wikipedia}}, state the series premiered in April 2005, when in actuality the series officially premiered in '''January''' January 2005.
** Descriptions for the episode "Doofus" [[note]]Which is about Ian filming Korey doing dangerous stunts in a ''Series/{{Jackass}}''-style show.[[/note]] on episode guide lists (such as the old [=YTV=] site) are completely inaccurate to the actual episode. Instead Instead, they describe the episode as having Ian signing his family up for a "parent swap" show à la ''Series/WifeSwap''. ''Series/WifeSwap''.[[note]]This could've been an episode idea that was planned at one point, but scrapped in the script phase and replaced by "Doofus".[[/note]]



** According to creator Creator/IanJamesCorlett, his favorite episode of the series is "Ken Kelley and the Keyboard Factory".
** The voice actor of Ian, Creator/RichardIanCox, has stated that his favorite episode is "O Brother, Where Art Thou?".
* CrossDressingVoices: In the French dub, Ian was voiced by a female (Véronique Fyon). Tyrone was also voiced by an actress in the European Spanish dub (Alazne Erdozia).

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** According to creator Creator/IanJamesCorlett, Ian James Corlett, his favorite episode of the series is "Ken Kelley and the Keyboard Factory".
** The voice actor of Ian, Creator/RichardIanCox, Ian's voice actor, has stated that his favorite episode is "O Brother, Where Art Thou?".
* CrossDressingVoices: In the French dub, Ian was voiced by a female actress (Véronique Fyon). Tyrone was also voiced by an actress in the European Spanish dub (Alazne Erdozia).



* EditedForSyndication: International dubs of "Hockey Night in Burnaby" remove [[Music/StompinTomConnors The Hockey Song]] and replace it with instrumental music.

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* EditedForSyndication: International dubs of "Hockey Night in Burnaby" remove [[Music/StompinTomConnors "[[Music/StompinTomConnors The Hockey Song]] Song]]" and replace it with instrumental music.



* ScrewedByTheNetwork: During its run on Creator/{{Qubo}}, it was removed and had a similar formula to [[Creator/SpikeTV Spike]]'s ''WesternAnimation/ThisJustIn''. but unlike that show, Qubo gave it another chance on its Night Owl block.

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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: During its run on Creator/{{Qubo}}, it was removed and had a similar formula to [[Creator/SpikeTV Spike]]'s ''WesternAnimation/ThisJustIn''.Creator/{{Spike|TV}}'s ''This Just In''. but unlike that show, Qubo gave it another chance on its Night Owl block.



** As shown in early production material, the show was originally going to be co-produced and distributed by Decode Entertainment (Now known as Creator/WildBrain) instead of Creator/{{Nelvana}}.

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** As shown in early production material, the show was originally going to be co-produced and distributed by Decode Entertainment (Now Entertainment, now known as Creator/WildBrain) Creator/WildBrain, instead of Creator/{{Nelvana}}.
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* EditedForSyndication: International dubs of "Hockey Night in Burnaby" remove [[Music/StompinTomConnors The Hockey Song]] and replace it with instrumental music.
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** Craig and Nash, two teens Kyle hags out with, are both voiced by Creator/TrevorDevall.

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** Craig and Nash, two teens Kyle hags hangs out with, are both voiced by Creator/TrevorDevall.
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** Craig and Nash, two teens Kyle hags out with, are both voiced by Creator/TrevorDevall.
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** For whatever reason, a lot of online sources, such as Wikipedia, state the series premiered in April 2005, when in actuality the series officially premiered in '''January''' 2005.
** Descriptions for the episode "Doofus" [[note]]Which is about Ian filming Korey doing dangerous stunts in a ''Series/{{Jackass}}''-style show.[[/note]] on episode guide lists (such as the old [=YTV=] site) are completely inaccurate to the actual episode. Instead they describe the episode as having Ian signing his family up for a "parent swap" show à la ''Series/WifeSwap''. [[note]]This could've been an episode idea that was planned at one point, but scrapped in the script phase and replaced by "Doofus".[[/note]]
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* AdoredByTheNetwork: The series was one of Creator/{{YTV}}'s flagship shows during its time, with the series receiving a lot of promotion and some good airing times. The title character also appeared in quite a lot of YTV's promotional material for big events, including hosting movie marathons and holiday specials, including one for Canada Day where he met WesternAnimation/YvonOfTheYukon, and the series ended up running for a successful 65 episodes, something rarely heard of for Canadian animated series then and now. In fact, reruns of the show continued on Canadian television for years after the series ended and still occasionally pop up from time to time.

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* AdoredByTheNetwork: The series was one of Creator/{{YTV}}'s flagship shows during its time, with the series receiving a lot of promotion and some good airing times. The title character also appeared in quite a lot of YTV's promotional material for big events, including hosting movie marathons and holiday specials, including one for Canada Day where he met WesternAnimation/YvonOfTheYukon, and the series ended up running for a successful 65 63 episodes, something rarely heard of for Canadian animated series then and now. In fact, reruns of the show continued on Canadian television for years after the series ended and still occasionally pop up from time to time.

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* TheOtherDarrin: The entire cast from the Latin American dub got recasted in the third season due to the change in dubbing companies.

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* TheOtherDarrin: TheOtherDarrin:
** Mr. Greeble was originally voiced by Creator/TyOlsson in his first few appearances, before being replaced by Creator/PeterKelamis.
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The entire cast from the Latin American dub got recasted in the third season due to the change in dubbing companies.

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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: While the first two seasons list the voice actors with the characters they played, the third season just lists the actors with no characters listed.


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* UnspecifiedRoleCredit: While the first two seasons list the voice actors with the characters they played, the third season just lists the actors with no characters listed.
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* DeletedRole: The credits for "Little Camp of Horrors" list Sandi and Tyrone in the credits yet they don't appear in the episode, suggesting there was a deleted scene featuring them.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: While the first two seasons list the voice actors with the characters they played, the third season just lists the actors with no characters listed.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The entire cast from the Latin American dub got recasted in the third season due to the change in dubbing companies.
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* DeletedScene: "Hurry for Hollywood" had several scenes removed from the final episode, which can be seen in the DVD extra features and in a music video, including a scene were the Kelley family go see some cows and one were the Kelley family is on a roller coaster.
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* ActingForTwo:
** Creator/TabithaStGermain voices both Sandi and Grandma Kelley.
** Ian James Corlett voices Odblad, Dennis, Mr. Freeman, and many other minor characters in the show.

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