Peter Puppy: The Incredible Pup

Peter Puppy: The Incredible Pup is a spin-off to the two  series. The series was produced by Paramount Television Animation, Adelaide Productions and Amblin Television, with co-production from Interplay Entertainment and Playmates. The show premiered in 1997 on Nickelodeon, despite that Nickelodeon Animation Studio was not involved with the production of the show.

Premise
Similar to The Incredible Hulk, Peter tests out an experiment on himself giving him gamma radiation and the ability to turn into a monster whenever hurt, scared, or angry.

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Heroes
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 * Peter Puppy (voiced by Jeff Bennett)

Villians
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 * Evil the Cat (voiced by Edward Hibbert)
 * (Voiced by Billy West)

Writing
Doug Langdale returned from the original Earthworm Jim cartoon series to write the episodes with SatAM Sonic writer, Ben Hurst. Doug TenNapel and David Perry were also involved with the show's production, as they were the ones who created the two characters for the Earthworm Jim video games: Peter Puppy and Evil the Cat.

Music
The original music scores were provided by Shawn Patterson, the same person who composed the scores for Project G.e.e.K.e.R.

Episodes
See List of Peter Puppy: The Incredible Pup episodes

Voice Cast
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 * Jeff Bennett - Peter Puppy
 * Edward Hibbert - Evil the Cat

Reception
Despite the positive ratings and good reviews, it was abruptly cancelled after 26 episodes.

Broadcast history
The show premiered March 5, 1997 on Nickelodeon. After it ran for a total of 26 episodes, the series was abruptly cancelled afterwards. It went into reruns on the Nicktoons channel from May 1, 2002 until July 2005.

Trivia

 * The series is set in an alternate universe in the present day, where Peter lives in a world populated by anthropomorphic animals. Because of it, all other characters from Earthworm Jim (with the exception of Evil the Cat) are absent.
 * The character designs of Peter Puppy and Evil the Cat are recycled from the Earthworm Jim cartoon series.