Comic Relief

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"Comic Relief"

Episode name reference to/pun on: The term "comic relief", describing a character in a dramatic piece of otherwise dramatic/serious work that is used for humorous situations.
Comic Relief
Season 3, Episode 10a

Air date	June 21, 2002
Production number	310a
Storyboard by	Clayton McKenzie Morrow
Directed by	Chris Savino

Comic Relief is the first segment of the tenth episode in season 3 of Dexter's Laboratory. It first aired on June 21, 2002.

In this episode, Dexter invents a comic to turn him into a comic book character, with Dee Dee playing the villainess "Deestructa."

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To be added.

Dexter's comic book hero form has the same voice as Action Dexter in Ego Trip, performed by Jeff Bennett speaking in Dexter's distinct Russian accent.
This is the second episode not to have a "The End" card. Instead, this episode ends with a card that says "Nuf' said!"
This episode is adapted from the comic book story "Let the Comic Begin" in DC Comics's Dexter's Laboratory Issue 1.

Dexter's mutated form, The Infraggable Bulk, resembles The Incredible Hulk while Dee Dee's comic form is a reference to The Scarlet Witch.

Although this episode premiered in the United States on June 21, 2002, it was actually produced in 2001 according to the credits.
- This episode was finished in September of 2001.^[1]