History Headscratchers / BeeAndPuppycat

* How was Bee's toilet draining into Cardamon's place? As we are shown when they go to pay rent, Cardamon lives in a house separate to their building.

* Cardamon is a small child living alone with his comatose mother and a small dog. Everyone comes right to him to pay the rent. He can't possibly be the legal owner of the property, why hasn't anyone contacted Child Protection?

*** Heck in episode five, "Birthday", [[spoiler:Temp Bot IS GLaDOS (as in voiced by Ellen McLain).]]

* Given Bee's hatred of water, why wasn't she more upset that her bathroom was flooded in "Beach"?

*** Someone asked about this on the official Bee & Puppycat tumblr and it's very much intentional that Temp Bot's voice changes every episode. Though the same computer-y voice filter seems to be applied each time.

** Pilot: She has a computerized {{Synthetic Voice|Actor}} similar to Siri. Fits her very well.
*** Solid white, incineration, I think you mean [[{{Portal}} GLaDOS]].

** Someone asked about this on the official Bee & Puppycat tumblr and it's very much intentional that Temp Bot's voice changes every episode. Though the same computer-y voice filter seems to be applied each time.

** "Cats": She now has the voice of a SassyBlackWoman. [[FlatWhat What.]]

** Episode 1 of the series says that he smells like a dog.

** Probably just an effect of the art style - he looks either like a cat or a short-snouted dog, depending on how you look at him, but in animation a critter with his design typically defaults to "cat" in the eyes of most viewers (the bell only reinforces this). A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will. I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style - he looks either like a cat or a short-snouted dog, depending on how you look at him, but in animation a critter with his design typically defaults to "cat" in the eyes of most viewers. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style - he looks either like a cat or a short-snouted dog, depending on how you look at him. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style - he looks either like a cat or a short-snouted dog, depending on how you look at him. If he had a bone-shaped charm instead of a bell, he could easily appear more dog-like. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style - he looks kind of like a generic "pet," but his appearance defaults to a cat more than anything else. If he had a bone-shaped charm instead of a bell, for example, he could easily appear more dog-like. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style. If he had a bone-shaped collar or barked, he could easily appear more dog-like, but instead they went with a bell and... well, his voice doesn't indicate what he is one way or the other. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just an effect of the art style. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that (though the former is also pretty common in animation anyway so take it as you will). I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that. I personally see him as looking like a mix of Siamese cat and Shiba Inu.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that. I personally see him as either a cat, a short-snouted dog, or a mix of both depending on how I look at him.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that. I personally see him as either a cat, a short-snouted dog, or a mix of both depending on how I look at him - this may be what the artist was aiming for.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style. A few of his features, such as a black nose against white fur and distinct brow-dots, are typically only seen on dogs, so there's that. I personally see him as either a cat or a short-snouted dog depending on how I look at him, which leads into him looking like a mix of the two after a little bit.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style, making him look either like a dog, a cat, or a mix depending on the onlooker. His design does slightly resemble some Japanese dog breeds, and a few of his features (black nose against white fur, distinct brow-dots) are typically only seen on dogs.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style, making him look either like a dog, a cat, or a mix depending on the onlooker. His design does slightly resemble some Japanese dog breeds, and distinct brow-dots are a feature typically only seen on dogs.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style, making him look either like a dog, a cat, or a mix depending on the onlooker. His design does slightly resemble some Japanese breeds, and distinct brow-dots are a feature typically only seen on dogs.

** Probably just a byproduct of the art style. His design does slightly resemble some Japanese breeds, and distinct brow-dots are a feature typically only seen on dogs.

* Is it a joke that there's nothing doglike about Puppycat, or am I just missing some features? When Bee started wondering if he was a dog there was a close-up of his tail wagging, but cats do that too, then I thought maybe it's because his tail is short but that'd just make him a bobtail.

Is it a joke that there's nothing doglike about Puppycat, or am I just missing some features? When Bee started wondering if he was a dog there was a close-up of his tail wagging, but cats do that too, then I thought maybe it's because his tail is short but that'd just make him a bobtail.