Three Men And My Baby!

"Three Men And My Baby!" is the ninety-second episode in the Sonic Boom television series. It first aired on 12 August 2017 in the United States.

Synopsis
When Tails, Knuckles, and Sonic accidentally injure Lady Walrus they agree to take care of her baby, Chumley.

Appearances
Characters:
 * Badniks
 * Bee Bot (multiple)
 * Crab Bot (multiple)
 * Chumley
 * Dave the Intern
 * Doc
 * Dr. Eggman
 * Lady Goat
 * Lady Walrus
 * Male Fennec
 * Mrs. Vandersnout
 * Perci
 * Staci
 * Stratford
 * Team Sonic
 * Amy Rose
 * Dude-itude
 * Knuckles the Echidna
 * Miles "Tails" Prower
 * Sonic the Hedgehog
 * Zooey

Locations:
 * Sonic Boom World
 * Seaside Island
 * Amy's House
 * Hedgehog Village
 * Village Center
 * Mayor's Mansion
 * Meh Burger
 * Sonic's Shack
 * Tails' House
 * Tails' Workshop

Items:
 * Chili dog
 * Communicator
 * Enerbeam
 * Wrist controller

Vehicles:
 * Blue Force One
 * Dude-Mobile
 * Eggmobile
 * Hoverboard (x2)
 * Tails' Plane
 * Tailsmobile

Continuity

 * Knuckles mentions the Dude-Mobile, a vehicle he was introduced to in "Planes, Trains and Dude-Mobiles".

Trivia

 * Nine days before this episode aired on Boomerang, Bill Freiberger released the title card for this episode on Twitter as a teaser.
 * The title of this episode is a reference to the title for the 1987 American comedy film Three Men and a Baby.
 * This is the second episode of a Sonic TV show to reference the movie Three Men and a Baby. The first was the Sonic Underground episode, "Three Hedgehogs and a Baby."
 * The title is also a reference to Lady Walrus' catchphrase, "My baby!"
 * This is the first time in the Sonic Boom television series that Chumley and Stratford have been referred to by proper name.
 * Chumley received his name in this episode as a nod to Tennessee Tuxedo's walrus sidekick, Chumley the Walrus.
 * Stratford received his name from the town Stratford-upon-Avon.
 * Sonic saying that his team is saving Hedgehog Village on a weekly basis is a reference to how Sonic Boom is a television series that airs once a week in the United States, effectively breaking the fourth wall.
 * The mobile Tails used for Chumley has several models of objects from the Sonic Boom television series attached to it:
 * The Blue Force One
 * The Tailsmobile
 * Tails' Plane
 * A recurring toolbox
 * Knuckles' trumpet from "Battle of the Boy Bands".