History Trivia / PAWPatrol

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5 when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both show being extremely popular in the country.

** Ironically in France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ's'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5 when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both show being extremely popular in the country.

** Nordic countries[[note]]Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Sweden.[[/note]] have a DVD set called ''The Huge Monkey & Other Stories'' which has the episode, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, an episode which, in recent times, has been removed from airing and is no longer available to purchase anymore on digital stores for unknown reasons, and it's even on streaming, making the episode extremely difficult to get if you live outside of Nordic countries since it's not available on any other DVD set in any other country.

** Nordic countries[[note]]Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Sweden.[[/note]] have a DVD set called ''The Huge Monkey & Other Stories'' which has the episode, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, an episode which, in recent times, has been removed from airing and is no longer available to purchase anymore on digital stores for unknown reasons, making the episode extremely difficult to get if you live outside of Nordic countries since it's not available on any other DVD set in any other country.

** Nordic countries[[note]]Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Sweden.[[/note]] have a DVD set called ''The Huge Monkey & Other Stories'' which has the episode, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, an episode which, in recent times, has been removed from airing and is no longer available to purchase anymore on digital stores for unknown reasons, making the episode extremely difficult to get if you live outside of Nordic countries.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], it's not even available on streaming services either, while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or bought a second hand copy of the Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however, is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Nordic countries]])

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or bought a second hand copy of the Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however, is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Nordic countries]])

** Nordic countries[[note]]Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Sweden.[[/note]] have a DVD set called ''The Huge Monkey & Other Stories'' has the episode, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, an episode which, in recent times, has been removed from airing and is no longer available to purchase anymore on digital stores for unknown reasons, making the episode extremely difficult to get if you live outside of Nordic countries.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or bought a second hand copy of the Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Nordic countries]])

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or bought a second hand copy of the Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Nordic countries]])

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or bought a second hand copy of the Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Norway]])

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The episodes, Pup-Fu!, and Pups Save Sensei Yumi [[BannedEpisode have been oddly pulled from airing and are not not available for purchase on digital store fronts anymore for unknown reasons]], while Pup-Fu! can still be easy to get if you own or have a second hand copy of Sports Day DVD release, Pups Save Sensei Yumi, however is more difficult to get since it wasn't released on ''ANY'' DVD set. (Unless you [[NoExportForYou live in Norway]])

** Apparently Rocky wasn't always meant to be some obscure mixed breed. [[https://pawpatrol.fandom.com/wiki/Rocky/Gallery?file=Tumblr_nj2bcdlU6y1rsc6wyo3_1280.jpg He used to be entirely beige in color (the dog on the top left.)]]
* TheWikiRule: See [[http://paw-patrol.wikia.com/wiki/PAW_Patrol_Wiki here]].

* OnlySoManyCanadianActors: Not as extreme as other Canadian shows, but many of the child voice actors have worked on many recent children's TV shows where the voice actors were Canadian, such as ''WesternAnimation/DanielTigersNeighborhood'', ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', ''WesternAnimation/CreativeGalaxy'' and the Rick Siggelkow-produced version of ''WesternAnimation/LittlePeople'', as well as some alumni from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''. This also applies to an extent to some of the adult cast, many from other Canadian works, as listed under PlayingAgainstType.

* DisabledCharacterDisabledActor: Zuma's first voice actor, Alex Thorne, had [[ElmuhFuddSyndwome rhotacism (a speech impediment where he couldn't pronounce his R's properly)]]. This helped him land the role because that, coupled with his more high-pitched voice, made him sound younger than he really is.

** Likewise, Zuma's old voice actor (Alex Thorne) plays a villain on the [[WesternAnimation/PJMasks same aforementioned show]], as Romeo.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: At the height of anti-police hysteria after Floyd's death, former White House press secretary Kaylee [=McEnany=] has claimed that the show was cancelled after the official PAW Patrol Twitter account tweeted that they "[[https://twitter.com/pawpatrol/status/1267808607694917633 will be muting [their] content in solidarity of #amplifymelanatedvoices]]". They then tweeted that the show is not cancelled two weeks later possibly in response to her claim.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Former White House press secretary Kaylee [=McEnany=] has repeatedly claimed that the show was cancelled. Since then, Creator/{{Fox News|Channel}} (where she now works) has also claimed the show no longer airs due to anti-police bias, believing Chase to be an actual policeman.

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was with another [[Creator/DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] series ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015.[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass global popularity.[[note]] What also helped is that Disney would end their shows after three or four seasons, Sofia ended after it's fourth season and the IP countinues to exist through sequel/spin-offs shows like Elena of Avalor and an upcoming Sofia spin-off much like Adventure Time, while PAW Patrol, thanks to the IP being on Nickelodeon, and is owned by Spin Master, has went beyond 4 seasons and is still going on to this day.[[/note]]

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was with another [[Creator/DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] series ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015.[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass global popularity.[[note]] What also helped is that Disney would end their shows after three or four seasons, Sofia ended after it's fourth season and the IP countinues to exist through sequel/spin-offs shows like Elena of Avalor and an upcoming Sofia spin-off much like Adventure Time, while PAW Patrol went beyond 4 seasons and is still going on to this day.[[/note]]

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was with another [[Creator/DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] series ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015.[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass popularity.[[note]] What also helped is that Disney would end their shows after three or four seasons, Sofia ended after it's fourth season and the IP countinues to exist through sequel/spin-offs shows like Elena of Avalor and am upcoming Sofia spin-off much like Adventure Time, while PAW Patrol went beyond 4 seasons and is still going on to this day.[[/note]]

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was with another [[Creator/DisneyChannel Disney Junior]] series ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass popularity.[[note]] What also helped is that Disney would end their shows after three or four seasons, Sofia ended after it's fourth season.[[/note]]

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass popularity.[[note]] What also helped is that Disney would end their shows after three or four seasons, Sofia ended after it's fourth season.[[/note]]

** Before ''WesternAnimation/PuppyDogPals'' and before ''WesternAnimation/PJMasks'', The main competition for ''PAW'' throughout 2013-2018 was ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'', while ''Sofia'' had better ratings than ''PAW'' at first,[[note]]Not helping the matters was that Nickelodeon was being overtaken by Disney Channel through 2013-2015[[/note]] ''PAW'' would quickly turn things around and surpass ''Sofia'' in overall ratings and mass popularity

** Any episode that's holiday-themed will air on TV Ontario months before the holiday being celebrated occurs, since Canada usually airs the episodes in production order rather than holding off the holiday-themed episodes until it's close to the actual holiday like Nickelodeon does. Perhaps the most notable example was the first episode, whose second segment takes place during a festival celebrating the end of fall, aired in August as the premiere of the show. The only time TV Ontario averted this was for the ChristmasEpisode, which aired on Christmas Eve. This also applies to re-runs on the channel, with one example being a HalloweenEpisode airing in May.

* KidsMealToy: UsefulNotes/McDonalds released a set of flash cards in their Happy Meals in Japan, making this series one of the few to receive a Happy Meal promotion.