There are references to previous episode in this one such as the pickpocket Willie who looks after Diefenbaker. Also Ray losing his beloved Buick in the previous episode.
Now he is driving in a car from the motor pound which is just about roadworthy.
Benton has more on his mind than being driven around in a banger.
Diefenbaker has been behaving out of sorts. He seems to be running around with the neighbourhood dogs who are being terrorised by an overzealous animal control officer.
When Diefenbaker bites the animal control officer, the wolf ends up in the dock.
Ray and Benton need to clear his name or face the prospect of Diefenbaker being put down.
Well the animal control officer is called Arnold Benedict and he has a sideline in supplying the dogs to science labs.
An episode that is more aimed at kids. Ray and Benton should had called in a lawyer to defend Diefenbaker, as they did a terrible job.
At least Diefenbaker's behaviour had a good explanation as he has mated with an alsatian called Maggie and she is expecting.
Benedict is a hissable bad guy, even his work colleague dislikes him.
Now he is driving in a car from the motor pound which is just about roadworthy.
Benton has more on his mind than being driven around in a banger.
Diefenbaker has been behaving out of sorts. He seems to be running around with the neighbourhood dogs who are being terrorised by an overzealous animal control officer.
When Diefenbaker bites the animal control officer, the wolf ends up in the dock.
Ray and Benton need to clear his name or face the prospect of Diefenbaker being put down.
Well the animal control officer is called Arnold Benedict and he has a sideline in supplying the dogs to science labs.
An episode that is more aimed at kids. Ray and Benton should had called in a lawyer to defend Diefenbaker, as they did a terrible job.
At least Diefenbaker's behaviour had a good explanation as he has mated with an alsatian called Maggie and she is expecting.
Benedict is a hissable bad guy, even his work colleague dislikes him.
