Funny / The Secret Show

• The Fluffy Bunny Show and the different ways it gets replaced by The Secret Show.
  • In "A Purrfect Villain", Sweet Little Granny gets replaced by her husband, and he actually goes on the run from U.Z.Z. He's seen running away along with the bunnies from Ray multiple times in the background of various scenes, and at the end of the episode he finally arrives in Changed Daily's office after everyone else went away and starts a dance party with the bunnies.
  • "Monument Racers" has Sweet Little Granny throwing acorns at Ray, and then proceeding to say his "Run... The Secret Show" Character Catchphrase.
  • "World Anthem" has Granny mention that all of her bunnies had gone on holiday, so instead she has a lovely, big-brown cuddly bear to help her instead. Ray wisely scarpers off.
  • In "Dr. Hypno Returns Again!", Granny is actually Ray in disguise, with the bunnies being puppets controlled by U.Z.Z. agents.
  • In "Catch the Birdman", Ray clears the timeslot by pushing a confused Changed Daily forward early.
• All of the running gags, like Changed Daily's different names and Professor Professor's "Victor, ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?!"
  • Possibly one of the best reveals of Changed Daily's name: in "The Secret Man", he looks at his communicator, growls with sheer rage, and states his new name: "Flobber Wobber Bobber Bobber Bobber Bobber," a name so ridiculous that Professor Professor falls out of his chair doubled over in laughter, and immediately does so again the moment he tries to sit back down.
• In "Alien Attack", Victor realises that he needs to save the world with a taskforce of vegetarians. Problem is that all of them except for Victor himself happen to eat fish too, and thus are actually pescetarian.
• The ending to "Secret Double Agent", where a sobbing Kent, who was believed to have performed exceptionally well (but was really just working poorly for T.H.E.M.), receives a medal and is made the chief guard of the Secret Thing. He then proceeds to laugh evilly.
  Changed Daily: Oh, that cheered him up!

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