Butch says that their outfit of agents got started because every now and then...
Butch asks Lou if he has any questions about the mission, and Lou just wants ...
Butch comes out of nowhere and warns Lou not to eat the biscuit, and then it ...
Butch and Lou meet, and Butch is horrified at Lou's name.
Butch and Lou meet for the first time and Lou asks if Scotty is always so gru...
Butch gives Lou a medal, and tells him that the agency is impressed with him,...
Butch shows Lou the equipment, and he doesn't know that Lou isn't an agent.
Butch gives Lou the info about his new family. Professor Brody is a scientis...
Lou gets mad at Butch for not sticking up for him and his family at the dog c...
Butch introduces Lou to Peek, who lives underground and uses radar to detect ...
Butch introduces Lou to Sam, who runs out from the bushes to greet them.
Ivy reminds Butch of when they used to work on missions together, and used to...
Butch finds Lou at the pier, he says that the cats took the research and the ...
Lou is confronted by two ninja cats and asks Butch what he should do
Butch helps coach Lou through his fight with the ninja cats.
Butch gets mad at Lou because he had so much fun during the fight.
Butch's reaction to when Mr. Tinkles reveals that he has gotten mice to help ...
Lou decides that he'll need a better name if he's going to be a secret agent,...
Butch goes for the bomb while Lou fights Russian Blue.
Even though Lou isn't an agent, Butch thinks he can help them, and gives Lou ...
Peek tells Butch to cut the red wire to disable the bomb, but he notes that h...
Butch tells Lou that ancient people did not worship cats, they were actually ...
The dogs pumped Russian Blue's stomach, and found a note that says "eat this ...
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