In Pups We Trust (25 Oct. 1986)

Accusations fly when the Pound Puppies' beloved items were stolen. To make matters worse, if one of them is found guilty of stealing, he or she will be banished from the Pound forever.

Directors:

Arthur Davis, Don Lusk,

Writers:

June Patterson (story), Wendy West (story),

Stars:

Adrienne Alexander, Steve Bulen, Ruth Buzzi

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Adrienne Alexander	...	Brattina (voice)
Steve Bulen	...	Rocky (voice)
Ruth Buzzi	...	Nose Marie / Racoon 1 (voice)
Pat Carroll	...	Katrina Stoneheart (voice)
Nancy Cartwright	...	Bright Eyes / Racoon 2 (voice)
Peter Cullen	...	Captain Slaughter (voice)
Brian Cummings	...	Spudge (voice)
Robert DoQui	...	Mr. Sullivan (voice)
Ami Foster	...	Holly (voice)
Pat Fraley	...	Sherlock Bones (voice)
Dan Gilvezan	...	Cooler (voice)
Robert Morse	...	Howler (voice) (as Bobby Morse)
B.J. Ward	...	Whopper (voice)
Frank Welker	...	Catgut / Racoon 3 (voice)

Storyline

Accusations fly when the Pound Puppies' beloved items were stolen. To make matters worse, if one of them is found guilty of stealing, he or she will be banished from the Pound forever.

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Family

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Details

Release Date:

25 October 1986 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Tonka

Did You Know?

Trivia

This marks the debut of the ominous Captain Slaughter.

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Crazy Credits

During Season 1's title sequence, the Pound Puppies logo is shown and zooms out. During the same sequence, Cooler, Whopper, Bright Eyes, Nose Marie, and Howler are introduced and they bowed. Whopper is then chased by Katrina and Brattina and inaudibly tells the others that he was chased by a monster. In his thought bubble, the monster is revealed as Catgut and Bright Eyes is scared and runs to Holly. As Katrina, Brattina, and Catgut inch closer, Cooler backs at them and frightens them away. Nose Marie is seen wheeling a bunch of flowers with the Pound Puppies Logo, which irises out to Howler, whose record-like derby irises out to all the Pound Puppies who sang the lyrics to the end of the Pound Puppies theme song.

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Connections

References Twilight Zone (1959)

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