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* [[Butt Monkey]]: Lucky initially, but Bonkers ultimately became this once he got teamed up with Miranda.

** Jitters and Fall-Apart had their fair share of this too.

* [[Canon Discontinuity]]: The Disney Adventure Comics ignored Lucky {{spoiler|1=leaving for the FBI}}. He and Bonkers would team up against villains who weren't introduced until the Miranda episodes.

* [[The Cameo]]: [[Darkwing Duck]] appears in one of Bonkers's dreams in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep."

* [[Dating Catwoman]]: Bonkers and Catcha Longlegs, who is a [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|literal Catwoman.]]

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Lucky.

* [[Death Is Dramatic]]: {{spoiler|Lucky Piquel}}, being caught in a massive explosion.

* [[Delivery Stork]]: In ''The Stork Exchange'', [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|we learn where toon babies come from.]] Miranda doesn't quite believe this, which prompts Bonkers to ask her where human babies come from.

** Also Fawn Deer.

* [[My Friends and Zoidberg]]: In one episode, Kanifky said:

* [[My Name Is Not Durwood]]: The chief always addressed Lucky by the incorrect surname of "Pickle".

** This happens a lot, sometimes by mistake, such as in the case of the absentminded Chief Kanifky, and sometimes to push his buttons, as in the Mickey impostor ("Got any Piquels, Pickle?").

** Subverted, when an old lady instantly sees through Lucky's lederhosen disguise, because only an undercover cop would wear such a riciculous outfit.

* [[Parental Bonus]]: Some of Lucky's sarcastic lines will make sense to only older, world-weary viewers.

'''FBI Agent:''' We at the FBI do not joke about Mister Hoover. }}

* [[Pretty in Mink]]: Lucky's wife has a fur wrap she wore to see her favorite singer.