Clifford the Big Red Dog

Clifford the Big Red Dog
Genre	Education Comedy Fantasy
Developer	Deborah Forte Martha Atwater Jef Kaminsky
Production company	Scholastic Productions
Country	United States
Original run	September 4, 2000 - February 25, 2003
Wikipedia

Clifford the Big Red Dog is an animated TV series based on Norman Birdwell's book series of the same name. The show ran from September 2000 to February 2003, following the death of Clifford's voice actor, John Ritter. It was followed by a prequel series, Clifford's Puppy Days.

When Clifford was first born, he was the smallest puppy among his siblings, thus making him the runt of the litter. He was chosen by Emily Elizabeth Howard as her birthday gift. Due to Emily's immense love and care, Clifford grew to a colossal size, forcing Emily Elizabeth and her family to leave their small apartment in the city and move to Birdwell Island. The show focuses on life lessons learned by either Clifford and his fellow dogs or Emily Elizabeth and her human friends.

Tummy Trouble (S01E05b)

Clifford, T-Bone, and Cleo become noticeably bloated after feeding themselves too many treats for doing tricks.

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Tie-In Storybook

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Screaming for Ice Cream (S01E26b)

When Charlie's ice cream machine malfunctions, flooding the pier with ice cream, Cleo and T-Bone become stuffed after cleaning it all up.

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Clifford's Cookie Craving (S02E17a)

The dogs accidentally break part of a giant cookie at the island fair, so they try eating around it to even it out, ultimately eating the entire cookie. Cleo and T-Bone become noticeably stuffed.

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  Unused storyboard

Little Big Pup (S02E24a)

A new dog named Frankie wants to get big like Clifford, so T-Bone suggests eating some of the new dog food his owner got. After eating almost the entire bag, Frankie notices that the only thing that grew was his stomach.

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