Sadly, neither Wallace nor Gromit will put anything in there that won't contribute to solving a puzzle.

Deep-Fried Whatever: 'Muzzled!' features a deep-frying machine.

Gabberly fits the bill, especially when she manages to outdo Major Crum in the pie-eating contest.

Cool Old Lady: With her kind disposition, witty tongue, and clever mind, Mrs.

For example, in episode 1, the hatch from Wallace's rocket ship can be found in the cellar.

Continuity Nod: At least one item from a previous short is hidden in every episode.

Chekhov's Boomerang: In 'Muzzled!', the birdseed is used in three separate puzzles.

Wallace is more the sort who makes 'em happen TO me. Paneer: Dibbins is the sort who can make things happen for me. Success even involves using a legendary grip which sends the ball straight up and literally mailing the ball across town, respectively.

Play goes through the sewers, through buildings, and at one point involves a ball-stealing squirrel. Out of both mercy and arrogance, Wallace's opponent changes the rules after the sixteenth hole so that that whoever is first to finish the last two holes in either order is the winner. Bizarre and Improbable Golf Game: 'The Bogey Man' involves a golf game occurring through the middle of town because it was unknowingly built on top of the Golf Course.Duncan McBiscuit found this out the hard way. Berserk Button: Miss Flitt's dogs won't let anyone touch their chew toy.Bee Afraid: 'Fright of the Bumblebees' is named as such for a reason.Sorting this out takes up a good part of the plot of episode 4. Accidental Proposal: In episode 3, Wallace accidentally proposes to Miss Flitt by picking up a lugnut that she mistakes for a wedding ring.

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