The greatest movie ever!

Strong and Moving!

There are women in the film, but none has anything you could call a personality.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

A secret agent labradoodle is recruited into a task force called T.U.F.F and seeks injustice throughout the city in which he lives in. I don't get why some people are so harsh to this i mean it's far from being the best Nickelodeon show but it's also very fun and silly and definitely a great series for kids and their parents. Dudley is also a very likable character for sure, he is kind of dumb for sure but that's the entire purpose of the show (remember Johnny English?). The animation is also pretty good and it's definitely a good fun for everyone who watches it. (10/10)

This show is so gay. Every time he turns around or almost all the time you see his ass and it's making kids feeling some sexual intention. It's happening to me.I really don't like Butch Hartman's work on this show and it's also happening to me in the show called The FairlyOddParents". I wish those were never there in the first place. Cartoons today are more sexual then they were years ago. What is wrong to the world today. Are we suddenly turning crazy and irritating, come on. Cartoons aren't funny anymore. They're just crazy, stupid, and annoying. This cartoon era sucks.I really don't like TUFF Puppy. Just kill Dudley and get on with our lives.

Butch Hartman's most recent Nicktoon "T.U.F.F. Puppy" truly is awful. The show follows a moronic dog named Duddley (voiced by Jerry Trainer from the equally annoying Nickelodeon show "iCarly") who joins "T.U.F.F.". A group of secret agents who fight bad guys and save the town of Petropolis, which is entirely inhabited by animals. Now where do I begin on how horrible this show is?First of all, the characters are obnoxious and unlikeable in every way imaginable. Like Duddley's irritating personality, and constant shouting random phrases. Or Snaptrap's annoying voice and lame jokes. The only tolerable character is Kitty Katswell (voiced by Grey DeLisle - Vicky from "The Fairly OddParents"; Frankie from "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends"), and even she isn't all that interesting.The animation is flat, pointy, and irritating, but this is Butch Hartman, so what's new? Also, this show is unbearably poorly written. The jokes are cheesy, childish, and obnoxious. And there really isn't much thought or intelligence put into this show. I honestly can't see this show appealing to anyone who's seen some actually good cartoons, or to anyone over the age of 8.The animation is bland, the stories are dull, the humor is childish, the characters are obnoxious, and the voice acting is just average. Not recommended.Rating: 2/10 "Terrible"

In a world where nothing's good on TV. Where shows that range from negative and messed-up are starting to rule the airwaves. There is one show that has a tendency to be delightful to watch and listen. A show that cannot be seen with a straight face. A show that would brighten up your day, even if you had a bad day or something like that. A show that is funny as hell. It's name is T.U.F.F. PUPPY. The show was inspired by such 60's secret agent shows like MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE AVENGERS (a British TV show from the 60's not the Marvel Comics one) and GET SMART (mostly that show). This show answers the question: What would happen if Spencer from i-CARLY is recruited by C.O.N.T.R.O.L. to replace Maxwell smart and all the characters are animals? T.U.F.F. PUPPY is the answer. Dudley Puppy answers the first part of the question (i.e. it is like Spencer got recruited there). Kitty Katswell (who got a crap load of online attention), answers this question: "What if Trixie Tang, Barbera Feldman or Emma Peale and a pet cat had a love child?" She is like the smart character. Keswick is Butch Hartman's answer to Carlson from GET SMART. This smart pooch is not only paying homage to Carlson, but to Jerry Lewis' title role in THE NUTTY PROFESSOR (1963). The Chief, is angry and gruff, Just like Howard Beale in NETWORK (1976) Also, he is grouchy and sarcastic, just like the chief in GET SMART. I like this character. He is funnier than the others, especially his voice, which is done by Daran Norris (who sounds a bit like Jorgen von Strangle). Here's a little task. Listen to Jorgen's voice, then listen to The Chief's voice. You'll notice something! The villains are hilarious! Snaptrap (a rat who happens to be horribly allergic to cheese) somehow, remind me of Dr. Insano from the internet series, THE SPOONY EXPERIMENT (Google it up you're online). Ollie the Otter is modeled after Eric Idle, Francisco the Alligator has a voice that sounds like Sylvester Stallone with a Chicago accent. The Chameleon, is an homage to Peter Lorre and he is my favorite villain. Also there is Birdbrain, who is a blue-footed booby who cannot fly and has a humming bird assistant named Zippy. The humor consists of brief gags that were recycled from FAIRLY ODDPARENTS as well as new gags which is very good. It is his signature humor, his shtick, which is why I love it. Bottom line: I highly recommend it. Because: it's not SPONGEBOB. I don't like SPONGEBOB because every episode is almost the same thing, it ranges from Krabs vs. Plankton or Annoying the living !@$#% out of the long-suffering Squidward, which gives maturity and growing up a bad name and inspires bullying and mischief. Negativity aside, I highly recommend this cartoon because you'll love it. Oh yes, enjoy this music video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XObMfY6Gepk