| "There Goes the Neighborhood" | |
| Season 1, Episode 22a | |
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| Production code: | 0122a |
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| Original Airdate: | February 17, 2009 |
| Vocabulary Words: | discriminate, prejudice, territory, tolerate, socialize, sociable, buddy, pal, greet, ignore |
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There Goes the Neighborhood is the first half of the 22nd episode of Season 1 .
Plot[]
Martha cannot believe that Helen and Alice are making such a fuss about a kitten. However, this kitten carries behavior Martha does not expect.
Characters
Feature Words[]
discriminate, prejudice, territory, tolerate, socialize, sociable, buddy, pal, greet, ignore
Trivia[]
- This is the first episode Kitten appears.
- Martha's dislike for Kitten in the early parts of this episode is similar to Georgette's dislike for Oliver in the middle of the Disney film Oliver and Company. Like Georgette, Martha protects her territory from cats who enter her house, but Martha can (and did) change her ways about kittens, and it is said ever since then, Martha likes kittens, but not full grown cats. One difference beween the two dogs is that Georgette only liked Oliver after what he did to save Dodger, Francis, Jenny, Fagin, Tito, Rita, Einstein, and even Georgette, despite her horrible attitude towards Oliver in the middle of that movie; but Oliver was still the only cat Georgette liked, for she hated all other cats, where as Martha liked ALL kittens after this episode.