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"Mind Over Chatter" | Premiere Order "A Quackor Cartoon" |
"Momdark" |
"Mind Over Chatter" | Production Order "A Quackor Cartoon" |
"Momdark" |
A Quackor Cartoon | |
Season 3, Episode 2b | |
Episode name reference to/pun on: None | |
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Air date | November 16, 2001 (sneak preview) November 18, 2001 (Dexter Goes Global) |
Production number | 301b |
Storyboard by | Chris Savino |
Directed by | Chris Savino |
A Quackor Cartoon (erroneously spelled A Quakor Cartoon) is the second segment of the second episode in season 3 of Dexter's Laboratory. It first aired on November 16, 2001 as a sneak preview, and on November 18, 2001 as part of Cartoon Network's "Dexter Goes Global" marathon.
In this episode, Quackor, following her previous defeat, comes back to get revenge on Monkey.
Plot[]
Dexter finishes up a day working in his lab with Monkey and then he goes to sleep. Monkey goes to sleep as well and Quackor busts in ready to fight him. Monkey and Quackor start fighting each other in the same way they did in the episode Quackor the Fowl.
In the end, the sunlight hits Quackor and reveals his true identity which turns out to be a beautiful girl duck that Monkey falls in love with and they both start dating. Mandark and Dexter come in, Mandark is mad at Dexter thinking that he stole Ducky from him. Then they are both shocked to see Monkey and Ducky kissing. They both faint, and Monkey and Quackor go in Monkey's cage.
Characters[]
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Notes[]
- This episode reveals that Quackor is a girl, as well as her final appearance overall.
Episode connections[]
- The fighting sequence used in this episode is recycled from "Quackor the Fowl".
Production Notes[]
- Although this episode premiered in the United States on November 18, 2001, it was produced the same year according to the credits.
- This episode was finished in May of 2001. [1]
Airing[]
- This episode premiered on Cartoon Network's marathon "Dexter Goes Global" worldwide on November 18, 2001.
Goofs/Errors[]
- The title card displays the name for this episode as "A Quakor Cartoon".