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Trivia

• Debut appearance of Shallowgrave.
• It's revealed that Catman went to acting school instead of actual school, so he never had the childhood most children had.
• This is the only episode where Crocker's House appears without Denzel Crocker.
• The music heard during most of the episode is an instrumental version from the theme of the 1960s live action series Batman.
• This episode was one of a few episodes to be promoted in a Disney XD Promo for Sweden.

Allusions

• Go Young, West Man! - The title of the episode is a play on the famous quote "Go west, young man".

• Adam West - The title refers to Adam West, as it says, "Go Young, West Man!".

• All the shows Adam starred in are spoofs on real shows:
  • Leave It To Beaver - "Leave It To Catkid" is a spoof of the show.
  • Gilligan's Island - "Catkid's Island" is a spoof of the show.
  • Doogie Howser, MD - "Doogie Catkid, Junior Lawyer" is a spoof of the show.
  • Happy Days - "Happy Catkid Days" is a spoof of the television show.

• Street Fighter - The video game that Adam is playing "Cat Fighter", is a spoof of Street Fighter.

Running Gags

• People referring to Shallograve as Truant Officer Shallowgrave.
• Catman hacking hairballs on the TV shows he starred in when he was a kid.

Quotes

Catman: School is for kids who can't act.

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Mr. Turner: That's it! You, go to the shelter!

Production Notes

• Although this episode premiered in 2005, it was produced in 2003 according to the credits.
  • This episode completed production in November 2003.

References

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