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The Lookout
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Trivia
  • The Lookout has been built on Minecraft on a video that is now private.[1] A picture of it was also featured on PAW Patrol's official Facebook page.
    • It might have been built by MoBigGaffer on YouTube before its deletion, but that was on Block Craft and not Minecraft, though they can get confused.
    • This video is viewable via an archive.
  • Mr. Porter made a cake of the Lookout in "Pups Take the Cake".
  • Mayor Goodway, Katie, Alex, Cap'n Turbot, Francois Turbot, Farmer Yumi, and Danny have visited the Lookout.
  • In Season 1, the Lookout was located behind hills and may trees. However, starting Season 2 and onward, now the trees and hills are removed. Instead, now it is located down the sea.
    • This also means that the play pen the pups play in was removed after the first season.
  • The Lookout's features can be activated with Ryder's pup-pad.
  • The Lookout's design is similar to the Seattle Space Needle.
  • Ryder likely lives in the Lookout.
  • Everest had not visited the Lookout until her appearance in "All Star Pups!", and her first deployment in "Pups Get Skunked".
  • Tracker had not visited the Lookout until "The Pups' Winter Wonder Show".
  • The changing room is not only where the pups put on their uniforms; it is also where miscellaneous items joining them in the elevator are usually removed.
  • Other characters have been down the pole, including Alex (in "Pups Save Alex's Mini-Patrol"), Sid Swashbuckle (in "Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Pupmobiles"), Katie (in "Pups and Katie Stop the Barking Kitty Crew"), Wild (in "Pups Meet the Cat Pack") and Julius (in "Pups Save a Mayor and Her Mini"). Marshall has also been up the pole, when his place was taken in the elevator by an inflatable pink rubber dolphin toy ("Pups Save a Dolphin Pup").
    • Ryder climbs up to reach to the observatory from the garage as shown in "Mighty Pups".
  • If all pups go on the slide at once, they descend in the order of call-out from the theme song (from first to last: Marshall, Rubble, Chase, Rocky, Zuma, Skye)
  • In "The Pups' Winter Wonder Show", the original six pups and Everest and Tracker are all in the lookout for the First time.
  • Alex Porter and Mayor Goodway are the two humans who slide on the slide to their own vehicles.
  • In "Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Royal Kitties", it is revealed the giant logo/badge on the front of the Lookout is actually a screen, displaying Chase's police pup badge instead of the usual PAW Patrol logo.
    • And so it goes for the rest of the Ultimate Rescue episodes, depending on the operation of the pups.
  • In "Mighty Pups", the building is affected by the meteor and has two unique abilities.
    • It floats to the sky and later gets captured by the Humdingers.
    • It also gained an energy zipline where the pups deploy.
      • The episode reveals the lookout has a basement.
  • In "Mighty Pups, Super Paws: When Super Kitties Attack", the meteor is placed in the logo/badge on the front of the Lookout.
  • The Copycat, the Ladybird, and Harold Humdinger all managed to steal the meteor from the Lookout.
  • In "Mighty Pups, Charged Up: Pups vs. Three Super Baddies", when Harold Humdinger, The Copycat and Ladybird dropped the meteor, the elevator went to the normal Lookout elevator can be seen disappearing for a few frames, implying the Mighty Lookout's elevator is energy and isn't a physical object
  • In the PAW Patrol Concept Art 2012. The Lookout refers to: Ryder's Ranch.
  • The Lookout been damaged, moved, and/or powerless throughout the series.
    • After the pups got their powers, the Lookout floated into the air in Mighty Pups.
    • A storm caused an power outage twice in the series but technically was saved by the added on generator later on.
    • Once Meow-Meow was transformed into Hench Cat he now started to eat metal, including the Lookout. As seen in "Pups Meet the Cat Pack".
  • It superiorly has an emergency signal with no power.
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