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*Since Dexter is eight, this means Lisa could be eighteen years old, since she said she would date Dexter if he were ten years older. Then again, Lisa might not have known Dexter's age. |
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*When Dexter called the house phone the first time and Dee Dee answered, his voice was not disguised. But when he called the house phone again and Lisa answered, Dexter's voice was disguised to sound like Jeff's. This could be a mistake, or when the episode turned to Lisa's point of view when she answered the phone, Dexter pushed a button to disguise his voice. |
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Babysitter Blues is the eleventh episode of season 1.
Plot
Warning: Spoilers and Ending Details follow!
Dexter's parents are going on a date, so they leave Dexter and Dee Dee home with a babysitter, Lisa. Dexter has a crush on Lisa, and tries to keep Dee Dee out of the way by telling her to look for something. Dexter's plan is ruined when he realizes Lisa has a close boyfriend, Jeff. So he uses his computer to disguise his voice and break the two up. When he sees Lisa crying, he tries to comfort her and tell her to "stop dating jocks and go for the more bookish type."
Lisa thinks Dexter is very sweet, and says that if he were ten years older she would date Dexter. Dexter runs to his lab and increases his age, but scares Lisa when she sees his older self, who has pimples and a rounder face. Jeff, who thought Lisa broke up with him for someone named Dexter, arrives at the house and says "Is your name Dexter?" When Dexter answers yes, he gets punched in the face. Then Jeff rips off his "disguise" and reveals that he's Mandark, and then he goes and kisses Dee Dee.
Trivia
- Lisa and Jeff make their first and only appearances.
- Lisa is played by Kath Soucie, and uses a similar voice for Lisa that she used for Lil from the Rugrats.
- Teenage Dexter's only appearance besides Ego Trip, and he could have been younger than the one in Ego Trip since this one had pimples.
- Since Dexter is eight, this means Lisa could be eighteen years old, since she said she would date Dexter if he were ten years older. Then again, Lisa might not have known Dexter's age.
- When Dexter called the house phone the first time and Dee Dee answered, his voice was not disguised. But when he called the house phone again and Lisa answered, Dexter's voice was disguised to sound like Jeff's. This could be a mistake, or when the episode turned to Lisa's point of view when she answered the phone, Dexter pushed a button to disguise his voice.
- The title is most likely a parody of the popular phrase "Baby Blues."
- This is the first of few episodes where we see Mom without her gloves
- When Lisa calls Jeff her "Fuzzy Lumpkins" it is a reference to a character in one of Craig McCracken's other shows, The Powerpuff Girls.