Trivia / Lamput

• Blooper: A frame count is visible on the top right corner as Specs Doc and Skinny Doc are leaving the laboratory in "Rival Doc".
• Completely Different Title: The Chinese title is Chéng bǎo kuài pǎo (橙宝快跑), meaning "Run! Little Orange Fella!".
• Cowboy BeBop at His Computer: An official Chinese streaming service claims that this Indian show was made in America.
• Fandom Life Cycle:
  • Stage 4, if not Stage 5 in India. The show quickly became a success when it released, with YouTube uploads of it getting millions of views.
  • Stage 2 everywhere else. While the show has been exported to a lot of countries (including the United States, which is very rare for Indian series), it hasn't gained a fanbase quite like the Indian fanbase.
• Late Export for You: Some countries didn't get this show until a couple years after its original Indian release. The USA finally saw an official release through Max on April 29, 2022, six years after the original release. Around the same time, Cartoon Network US started to air the show on the channel as well.
• No Export for You:
  • Some countries only got the first season and not the later seasons.
  • Lamput started with Season 3 in Germany without going through the first two seasons first.
• Recycled Script: In the Season 1 episode "Wig", Lamput masquerades as long hair on Skinny Doc's head, leading to Specs Doc thinking Skinny is a woman and immediately developing a crush on him. The Season 3 episode also called "Wig" has the same premise, except it's fleshed out to work as a longer episode compared to the 15-second-long Season 1 "Wig", giving Specs Doc much more time to actually interact and do stuff with his newfound love. It also changes the ending; Specs Doc never discovers he's been in love with Skinny Doc the whole time in the Season 3 episode.
• Rereleased for Free: It was originally on the pay channel Cartoon Network before it was officially uploaded for free on YouTube.
• What Could Have Been: The show was created with the aim to pitch it to Nickelodeon India, thus Lamput's blobby orange nature. At the time, Cartoon Network India was looking for new pitches, thus going to that channel instead.

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