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General Specific hires X-Agent to befriend Sheep and entrap him so they can use him for the sheep powered ray gun.
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In the tenth episode of WesternAnimation/SheepInTheBigCity, General Specific hires X-Agent to befriend Sheep and entrap him so they can use him for the sheep powered ray gun.
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'''Fleeced to Meet You'''
'''Original air date:''' 6/10/2001 ''(produced in 2000)''
General Specific hires X-Agent to befriend Sheep and entrap him so they can use him for the sheep powered ray gun.
!!"Fleeced to Meet You" contains examples of:
* BecomingTheMask: Being Sheep's friend was originally the X Agent's cover, but in the end he helps Sheep escape after realizing that he really does like Sheep.
* PuddleCoveringChivalry: Sheep is seen using himself to cover a puddle and allow several old women to cross the street.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Completely Powerful Guy has a virtual laundry list of things he claims are his weaknesses, ranging from dynamite to pollen. Though it's implied he's just making it up to avoid having actually fight any crime.
* WhatTheHellHero: One of the skits has Completely Powerful Guy's sidekick Wonderful Boy tear into the hero for always making up an excuse to avoid fighting every villain he's informed is on a crime spree, pointing out that by doing so he's acting less like a hero and more like a pathetic coward.
'''Original air date:''' 6/10/2001 ''(produced in 2000)''
General Specific hires X-Agent to befriend Sheep and entrap him so they can use him for the sheep powered ray gun.
!!"Fleeced to Meet You" contains examples of:
* BecomingTheMask: Being Sheep's friend was originally the X Agent's cover, but in the end he helps Sheep escape after realizing that he really does like Sheep.
* PuddleCoveringChivalry: Sheep is seen using himself to cover a puddle and allow several old women to cross the street.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Completely Powerful Guy has a virtual laundry list of things he claims are his weaknesses, ranging from dynamite to pollen. Though it's implied he's just making it up to avoid having actually fight any crime.
* WhatTheHellHero: One of the skits has Completely Powerful Guy's sidekick Wonderful Boy tear into the hero for always making up an excuse to avoid fighting every villain he's informed is on a crime spree, pointing out that by doing so he's acting less like a hero and more like a pathetic coward.
