Toon Marty Season 1 Episode 17 Were-Poodle

Toon Marty season 1 episode 17, titled "Were-Poodle", follows our protagonist Marty, a cartoon boy, and his wacky adventures in Toonville, a colorful town where animated characters come to life.

In this episode, Marty comes across a strange poodle who has been terrorizing the citizens of Toonville every full moon. Rumor has it that the poodle is actually a were-poodle - a half-poodle, half-wolf creature that only comes out during the full moon to wreak havoc.

Marty, being the curious and adventurous kid he is, decides to investigate the matter. Together with his best friend Burnie, a talking fire hydrant, they set out to catch the were-poodle and put an end to its rampage.

Their first stop is the local library, where they try to find information about were-poodles. However, the only book they can find is written in an ancient language that no one can decipher. Undeterred, Marty and Burnie decide to ask around town for any leads.

They soon come across a wise old owl who tells them that the only way to catch the were-poodle is to trick it into revealing its true identity. Marty comes up with a plan to stage a fake moon using a spotlight and a disco ball. They hope that the were-poodle will show up on the night of the fake moon, giving them a chance to catch it.

The plan seems to be working when the were-poodle appears, but things quickly go awry. The were-poodle turns out to be smarter than they thought and is able to escape their trap. Marty and Burnie chase after it, leading them on a wild chase through the streets of Toonville.

They finally corner the were-poodle in an abandoned factory, but it looks like they are no match for its strength and speed. Just when all hope seems lost, Marty has an idea. He pulls out a squeaky toy and starts playing with it, distracting the were-poodle long enough for Burnie to grab it with his fire hose.

With the were-poodle caught, Marty and Burnie discover that it's not really a monster after all. It turns out that the poodle belonged to an amateur magician who was experimenting with a new spell. The spell ended up turning the poodle into a were-poodle every full moon. The magician apologizes for the trouble and promises to reverse the spell.

In the end, all is well in Toonville once again. Marty and Burnie have saved the day, and the were-poodle is no more. As they walk home, Marty wonders what other mysteries and adventures await him in Toonville.