In "Scirocco Mole", when Morocco, dressed as Scirocco, is walking through a bazaar, he bumps into a guy selling walnuts, causing his stand to fall down in front of him, spilling the nuts everywhere. The seller has his hands together on the spot of the stand next to his crotch and says, "My nuts". There is also the mole twins' origin story that goes far back into the womb. And judging from what fetus!Scirocco says, we would have gone all the way to their conception if Secret hadn't nipped it in the bud. Finally, Scirocco's master plan involved stealing the Royal Family Jewels.
In "Platypus," a change ray switches the body parts of Secret Squirrel, Morocco and the Chief, with Secret getting Morocco's torso. In reaching in for what he thinks is one of his weapons, he instead takes out a magazine centerfold of a nude female mole.
"Chameleon" has the chief at an art museum exhibition heading up security (for what is presumed to be the last painting not stolen) and he coyly asks a female patron in a low, seductive tone if she'd be interested in "undercover work".note Which can be interpreted as a varietyof differentscenarios.
After being assaulted by One Ton with his own "Psychology in a can" spray, a dazed Secret Squirrel asks Morocco if his Freudian Slip is showing.
"Queen Bea" has blatant seduction innuendo going on between Secret and Queen Bea, going far as to feed him her hypnotic "Love Nectar", and the Cat Fight between Penny and the Queen Bea.
In "Egg", there's a truck from Sheeps 'B' Us with "How's My Driving? Call 1-800 Eat Sheep".
