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* [[555]]: Calvin's parents' phone number, as shown in "Birth of a Friendship", is 555-7186.
* [[A Boy and His X|A Boy and His Tiger]]: As in the original strip.
* [[Absentee Actor]]: Only Calvin and Hobbes are present in "Roughin' It".
* [[Acid Trip Dimension]]: The Hypercube's interior.
* [[Actually a Doombot]]: {{spoiler|[[Creepy Monotone|The clones]] in "Electronic Invasion".}}
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** "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!" is an adaption of one of the author's [[Old Shame|older fanfics.]]
** The former example was lampshaded in one of the marathon framing segments:
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* [[A Day in the Limelight]]: "Confessions of a Prank-Loving Tiger" for Socrates, [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"Hypercube"]] [[Captain Obvious|for the Hypercube,]] [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"An MTM Episode"]] [[Captain Obvious|for the MTM]], and "Robot's Day Out" for Jack.
** And [[Valentine's Day Episodes|"Insanity is In The Air"]] and [[New Year Has Come|"New Year, New Disasters"]] for Andy.
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*** It could also count as a [[Recycled Script]] or [[Whole-Plot Reference]]
* [[A God Am I]]: From Calvin's [[No Indoor Voice|epic tirade against everything]] in "Personality Test":
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* [[Air Vent Escape]]: Inverted: Andy and Sherman are actually ''captured'' this way in "The Night of the Living Television II".
* [[Aliens Speaking English]]: Pretty much every alien on the (hypothetical) show.
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* [[An Aesop]]: Subverted in "The World's Greatest Calvin"; Calvin seems to be headed towards a [[Be Yourself]] one... until he declares that [[Small Name, Big Ego|he was the result on the suffering of millions.]]
** Lampshaded in "That's MISTER Sherman to You!"
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'''Calvin:''' Eh, we gotta have a few every once in a while. }}
* [[And I Must Scream]]: Hobbes being captured by robots in "The Electronic Invasion".
** Happens to Socrates during "Invasion" when {{spoiler|his transmitter chip in his brain malfunctions, causing him to collapse to the floor in agony, much to Calvin and Hobbes' shock.}}
* [[Anime Hair]]: Calvin's is lampshaded in the first episode [[Lemony Narrator|by the narrator:]]
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** It's also lampshaded by Sheila:
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** Dr. Brainstorm and Thunderstorm also have it.
* [[Anti-Villain]]: Dr. Brainstorm is a [[Sliding Scale of Anti-Villains|Type I.]] Discussed in "Thunderstorm":
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* [[April Fool's Plot]]: "Let Us Prank the Fool", which revolves around Calvin trying to prank [[The Prankster|Socrates]] before April 1st.
* [[Apocalyptic Log]]: Dr. Brainstorm records something similar to one while trapped in his flaming lab in "Robot's Day Out".
* [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking]]: This bit from "Dr. Brain Chill":
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** From "Pranking the Ghosts":
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'''Sherman:''' I dunno. Dungeon, torture room, bloodthirsty zombie, the mansion's balcony. }}
** And from "SHEILA'S BACK!":
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** "Pharaoh Andrew":
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* [[Ash Face]]: Calvin and Andy after yet another one of Sherman's experiments fails.
* [[Attack Pattern Alpha]]: In "Electronic Invasion":
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'''MTM:''' Whatever. }}
** And from "The Genius Hamster":
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'''MTM:''' [[Lampshade Hanging|I can't believe you can remember all these numbers.]] }}
* [[Author Appeal]]: Swing123 ''really'' likes ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who]]''.
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* [[Bill, Bill, Junk, Bill]]: "Chains"
* [[Black Comedy Burst]]: From "Thunderstorm":
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'''Jack:''' [[Deadpan Snarker|You're committing suicide?]] }}
* [[Blackmail Is Such an Ugly Word]]: [[Sdrawkcab Name|Nilvac and Sebboh]] react this way to being called "evil" (they prefer "dark").
* [[Blah Blah Blah]]: During Calvin's epic rant against the [[We Will Meet Again]] trope.
** And justified in "Personality Test":
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* [[Blatant Lies]]: From "Mission: Socrates":
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* [[Blood Sport]]: The Death Zone in "The Five Calvins" functions something like this.
* [[Bottle Episode]]: "Hypercube" has a handful of characters and about ''two'' locations, tops.
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** Calvin's parents in "The Return of Dr. Brainstorm", though they were asleep the whole time.
* [[Bragging Theme Tune]]:
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''WITH A CARDBOARD BOX WITH A TIME SEN-SOR? (CAL-VIN AND HOBBES!)''
''[[Mr. Imagination|A VIVID IMAGINATION]] THAT'S A MAGNET FOR TROUBLE? (CAL-VIN AND HOBBES!)''<br />
''[[SpongeBob SquarePants|GET YOUR BUTT OVER HERE AND PRAISE THEM ON THE DOUBLE!]] (CAL-VIN AND HOBBES!)'' }}
* [[Brain In a Jar]]: {{spoiler|The true nature of [[My Future Self and Me|Future Calvin.]]}}
* [[Brainwashed]]: Several people in "The Alien Huntress": see [[Mass Hypnosis]] for more details.
** Calvin himself in "The Five Calvins".
* [[Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick]]: Calvin describing the "lady things" his mom would shop for:
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** And from "A Day in Your Shoes":
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'''Hobbes:''' Yep, the sun is shining, the grass is soft, the birds are singing, Dr Brainstorm and Sheila have a giant pile of inventions at either end of the field… }}
* [[Breather Episode]]: "Roughin' It", given the insanity that goes on in the ''next'' episode <ref> "The Alien Huntress"</ref>.
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* [[Burping Contest]]: Between Calvin and Klein in "The Insane Road Trip".
* [[Call Back]]: "The Mighty School Escape" references two other instances where Calvin has tried to escape school.
** The series as a whole tends to reference the original strips.
* [[Calvin Ball]]: Given that the original strip was the [[Trope Namer]], it's obviously included here as well.
* [[Cassandra Truth]]: Calvin's parents react this way whenever Calvin describes his previous escapades.
** So does Miss Wormwood when grading Calvin's report on Egypt (which he completed by going there himself).
* [[Casual Danger Dialogue]]: From "Pharaoh Andrew":
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'''MTM:''' Hmmm, let me see. Counting you, Hobbes, Socrates, Andy, that hamster and [[Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick|the five dead people following you down the hallway...]] ooooh... about ten. }}
* [[Catapult Nightmare]]: Calvin's nightmare about being stranded on an island during a camping trip gone wrong.
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* [[Cobweb of Disuse]]: In Thunderstorm's ice cave.
* [[Comically Missing the Point]]: After returning home and finding the house almost perfect [[It Makes Sense in Context|after an alien attack]] at the end "The Insane Road Trip":
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** Upon discovering an arm in a tree in "Tracer Bullet in Color!":
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* [[Contemplate Our Navels]]: Despite being more action-packed than the comic strip, it still maintains a slight philosophical tone.
* [[Continuity Nod]]: When Andy lists all the bad things that have happened to Socrates in "Personality Test":
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** Something similar happens when Calvin's dad accuses him of [[Misery Builds Character|not having character.]]
** Upon [[OOC Is Serious Business|Jack abruptly standing up straight,]] Dr. Brainstorm asks him if [[Face Heel Turn|he's turned evil again.]]
* [[Conversational Troping]]: Lots of it in "Hypercube". Among the subjects discussed include some [[Fridge Logic]] about [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|the Borgs]], the origin of scotch tape's name, and a restaurant in Los Angeles advertising both doughnuts ''and'' chinese food in the same sentence.
* [[Cool Plane]]: Calvin's is a cardboard box.
* [[Cool Shades]]: Elliot wears his ''in his own house,'' which the narrator lampshades.
* [[Cool Starship]]: Plucked straight from the future in "RIP Calvin".
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* [[Courtroom Episode]]: "A Day at the Office": Calvin sneaks into a courtroom with his dad and ends up solving a case.
* [[Crazy Enough to Work]]: From "Pranking the Ghosts":
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'''Calvin:''' Of course! If I continue to shout for him to show up, he'll know where I am and get farther away from me! On the other hand, absolute silence means absolute secrecy! It's so crazy it just might work! }}
* [[Crazy Prepared]]: Miss Wormwood has ''every encyclopedia ever published'' just in case Calvin tries to cheat.
* [[Creepy Monotone]]: The clones in "Electronic Invasion".
* [[Crossover]]: [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"Calvin's]] [[Batman]] [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Adventure"]]
** [[Doctor Who|A Dalek and some Cybermen]] show up in "The Five Calvins".
* [[Dark Horse Victory]]: {{spoiler|Elliot}} is elected class president in "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!"
* [[Deadly Upgrade]]: The titular "Super Calvin" {{spoiler|will die if he uses his powers too much.}}
* [[Deflector Shields]]: Calvin's box-plane has them.
* [[Department of Redundancy Department]]: This gem from "Wild Movie":
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'''Socrates:''' CUT! Hobbes, [[Comically Missing the Point|it's drinkable drinking water that's being drank by people.]] }}
** Also, from "Personality Test":
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** And from "Thunderstorm":
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* [[Development Hell]]: The remainder of Season Five, as well as a rumored Season Six, have yet to see the light of day. Apparently some of the stories are finished, but the writers aren't posting them for some reason. It's a little unclear as to whether or not they will ever be finished.
* [[Different As Night and Day]]: Jacqueline and Jack. The former is considerably more active than the latter, though they both enjoy [[Trademark Favorite Food|soda and lemonade.]]
* [[Disney Death]]: {{spoiler|Everyone but Hobbes in "RIP Calvin".}}
* [[Dissimile]]: From "The Five Calvins":
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* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: Jacqueline to Jack.
* [[
* [[Doom It Yourself]]: Implied in "The Genius Hamster":
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* [[Doomy Dooms of Doom]]: [[I Don't Like the Sound of That Place|The Doom Satellite]] in "Thunderstorm".
* [[Do Not Call Me "Paul"]]: '''IT'S DOCTOR BRAINSTORM!'''
** Lampshaded in "The Return of Dr. Brainstorm":
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'''Calvin:''' Well, where's the humor in that? }}
* [[Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud]]: [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"The Black Turning Funnel"]], "The Sky Is Falling", and takes a darker turn in "The Five Calvins".
* [[Donut Mess with a Cop]]: Referenced in "The Genius Hamster":
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* [[Double Meaning Title]]: "RIP Calvin". At first it appears that [[My Future Self and Me|Future Calvin]] is dead... {{spoiler|but he's alive, albeit as a [[Brain In a Jar]]. Then, later, their future selves start attacking them. Guess who's the first to die?}}
* [[Dramatic Shattering]]: Done with a cup of coffee when [[Killer Robot|Shadow]] is freed in "Thunderstorm".
* [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]]: Mother Brainstorm. She commands Sheila to "give her 20" and berates her when she finishes in a mere 27 seconds.
* [[Drop
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** The very next episode also lampshaded it:
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* [[Drowning My Sorrows]]: In "New Year, New Disasters":
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* [[Elaborate Underground Base]]: Brainstorm's old lab, reactivated by {{spoiler|Holographic Retro}} in "Electric Invasion".
* [[Elite Mooks]]: The [[Doctor Who|Cybermen]] in "The Five Calvins".
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* [["Everybody Laughs" Ending]]: "That's MISTER Sherman to You!"
* [[Everyone Meets Everyone]]: "Birth of a Friendship" is a two-person variant.
* [[Everything's Better with Monkeys]]: One causes lots of trouble in "Monkey See, Monkey Maim".
* [[Everything's Worse with Bears]]: "Have You Seen This Tiger?" and "Camp Blues".
* [[Evil Doll]]: Socrates tricks Calvin into believing this in "Home Un-Alone".
* [[Evil Laugh]]: Dr. Brainstorm, [[Mad Scientist|obviously.]]
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* [[Excited Episode Title]]: "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!" and "SHEILA'S BACK!" [[Captain Obvious|being in all caps.]]
* [[Exorcist Head]]: Done by [[Morality Dial|Evil Jack]] shortly after fully [[Face Heel Turn|face heel turning]] in "62 Percent More Evil".
* [[Eye Scream]]: [[My Future Self and Me|Future Andy]] wears an eyepatch, implying this.
* [[Face Death with Dignity]]: {{spoiler|Calvin manages to do this at the end of "Our Solemn Hour".}}
* [[The Faceless]]: Elliot.
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** [[The Smart Guy]]: Sherman
** [[The Big Guy]]: Socrates (he's something of a [[Boisterous Bruiser]])
** [[The Chick]]: Andy (he acts as the [[Only Sane Man]] and usually gets the group to stop fighting)
** [[Sixth Ranger]]: MTM (technically he's been with Calvin from the start, but it's only Season Three that he starts acting more like a character)
* [[Flash Back]]: Lampshaded in "Thunderstorm":
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* [[Flanderization]]: Averted with some characters, particularly with Andy, who actually gets more interesting as the series progresses.
* [[Food Fight]]: In "Camp Blues", and mentioned to be one tactic Calvin uses to try and get out of school in "Chaos to My Ears".
* [[Foreshadowing]]: Lampshaded in "The Return of Dr. Brainstorm":
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** There's also a pretty blatant example in "The Night of the Living Television II":
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'''Calvin:''' No, [[Medium Awareness|we're saving that for next season.]] }}
* [[For Halloween I Am Going as Myself|For New Year's, I Am Going as Myself]]: "New Year, New Disasters":
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'''Someone at the party:''' Hey dude! Great costume!
'''Jack:''' Nope. }}
* [[For Science!]]: The reason Dr. Brainstorm lets Jack swap places with [[Distaff Counterpart|Jacqueline]] in "A Day in Your Shoes".
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** This actually becomes a plot point in "New Year, New Disasters": he's upset that he hasn't had many exciting experiences.
* [[Genre Blind]]: [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] in "Let Us Prank the Fool":
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(beat)
'''Hobbes:''' Nope. }}
** Something similar happens with the roller coaster operator in "The Genius Hamster".
* [[Get Back to the Future]]: "Time Terror"
** [[Everything's Better with Dinosaurs]]: Hobbes' destination.
** [[The Middle Ages]]: Andy's destination.
** [[The Wild West]]: Socrate's destination.
** [[Zeerust]]: Sherman's destination.
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: From "Tracer Bullet in Color!":
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'''Tracer:''' Yes, it's very impressive, but we'd just like to ask some questions. }}
** And from "Electronic Invasion":
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'''Hobbes:''' Ick. I hate to think [[Ass Shove|what he did with his toothbrush.]] }}
** And from "Invasion":
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'''Hobbes:''' We put them in the hypercube. Figured they'd be okay."
'''Calvin:''' You sure?
'''Hobbes:''' Yeah, they found an old Cosmo magazine. They'll be busy. }}
* [[Gilligan Cut]]: From "Chains":
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'''Sherman:''' I don't know." }}
** And from "Pharaoh Andrew":
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(later) '''Calvin:''' D MINUS? THIS KIND OF WORK DESERVES THE PULITZER PRIZE! }}
* [[Glad I Thought of It]]: Between Jack and Sheila in "A Day in Your Shoes".
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* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: Socrates ends up falling into one of his own pranks in "An MTM Episode".
** Happens again when Calvin tricks him with the classic "Your shoelace is untied" gag, resulting in him getting done up in a net covered in peanut butter.
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'''Andy:''' It's worse. Socrates doesn't even wear shoes. }}
* [[Horrible Camping Trip]]: [[Sarcasm Mode|"Camping on a Deserted Rock is FUN!"]] manages to be ''much'' more horrible than normal, even by Calvin and Hobbes' standards.
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* [[Hypocritical Humor]]: Hobbes dismisses the "scaredy cat" sterotype right before being startled by Jack's sudden appearance.
** Another instance is [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]]:
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'''Socrates:''' Hypocrite. }}
* [[I Am Not Weasel]]: Dr. Brainstorm believes Hobbes and Socrates are robots.
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* [[I Have to Wash My Hair]]: Rupert and Earl do this in "Dr. Brain Chill".
* [[I Know Kung Faux]]: Hobbes claims to know "Tiger-Kaun-Dou" in "The Five Calvins".
* [[Imagine Spot]]: As in the original, though less prevalent here.
* [[Immortality]]: Rassilion has it...
* [[Immortality Seeker]]: ... and John Howard Chill (not Rupert Chill!) wants it.
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* [[Insufferable Genius]]: All the characters, in their own respective ways.
* [[Insult to Rocks]]: From "Electronic Invasion":
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'''Calvin:''' Mom, stop doing that! You'll offend the groceries! }}
* [[I Think You Broke Him]]: After Socrates [[It Makes Sense in Context|releases several turkeys into the streets:]]
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'''Socrates:''' Yes, Hobbo?
'''Hobbes:''' Why'd you do that?
'''Socrates:''' Simple: to wind him up!
Hobbes glanced at Calvin, [[High-Pressure Emotion|who was beet red and steam was leaking from his nostrils.]]<br />
'''Hobbes:''' I think you did a little more than winding. I think you cranked him up. }}
* [[I Warned You]]: From [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"An MTM Episode"]]:
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'''Sherman:''' I think I know what I'm doing. And besides, I don't take advice from media players!
'''MTM:''' It's going to explode on you.
'''Sherman:''' Shut up!
'''MTM:''' Very well.
(beat)
(''BLAM!'')
'''MTM:''' [[Lampshade Hanging|I suppose this would be a bad 'I told you so' moment.]] }}
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: Calvin has fleeting instances where he is actually very empathic to others. His biggest example of this was when he came to the aide of his alien friends when their planet was invaded.
** Socrates is not totally without redemption either. He does come to the aid of his friends from time to time.
* [[Kids Are Cruel]]: A flashback in one episode shows that Calvin once drove his school psychologist mad.
* [[Kids Shouldn't Watch Horror Films]]: This take place with ''[[
* [[Kill and Replace]]: {{spoiler|What Holographic Retro intended to do with the Calvin clone in "Electronic Invasion".}}
* [[King of Beasts]]: Hobbes and a lion named Caesar argue about this in "That's MISTER Sherman to You!". Calvin ends it by [[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|beating him up and proclaiming]] ''[[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|himself]]'' [[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|as king of the jungle.]]
* [[Knockout Gas]]: Used by [[Morality Dial|Evil Jack]] on Calvin and Hobbes in "62 Percent More Evil". It comes in a deodorant can.
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* [[Large Ham]]: The Brainstorm family, oh so much.
** Calvin also has his moments, as demonstrated here:
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** Lampshaded in "Roughin' It":
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'''Calvin:''' Good boy, [[William Shatner|Shatner.]] }}
* [[Lampshade Hanging]]: [[Better Than a Bare Bulb|Constantly.]] A notable example from "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!":
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'''Hobbes:''' Your school has a name?" }}
** Another one from "Hypercube":
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'''Hobbes:''' Yes. And I thank you for it. }}
* [[Lemony Narrator]]: The narrator remarks "Gad! This show would be BORING if it was about Susie!" in the opening of "Calvin Gets Professional Help" ([[Captain Obvious|which revolves around Susie]]).
** The narrator does this a lot. Among the more notable examples include this quip from "The Night of the Living Television II":
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[[My Friends and Zoidberg|And Sherman.]] }}
* [[Let Me Get This Straight...]]: In "Mission: Socrates":
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** And from "Pharaoh Andrew":
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* [[Let's Mock the Monsters]]: Happens a lot to Jark in "Attack of the Monsters".
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'''MTM:''' Did your mummy tell you that? }}
* [[Let's Split Up, Gang!]]: "The Great Halloween Heist"
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** And the whole group does it again in "Pranking the Ghosts".
* [[Lightning Can Do Anything]]: Lightning from Calvin's failed attempt to combine his inventions gives him their powers.
* [[Literal Cliff Hanger]]: Dad ends up in this situation on a mountain hike in "Gasping for Air". Calvin saves him using his [[Buffy-Speak|box-plane thing.]]
** Both of Calvin's parents find themselves in this in "The Insane Road Trip".
* [[Literal
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* [[Living MacGuffin]]: Socrates [[It Makes Sense in Context|has an alien transmitter in his head that can only be activated when he says the number 98,562.]]
** "The Transmitter Conspiracy" reveals it was the revenge of Shermin after a prank involving mustard.
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* [[Love Makes You Crazy]]: Andy during "Insanity is in the Air". This was really the episode where he became a real character.
* [[Ludicrous Precision]]: This bit from "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!":
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(Socrates leaves)
'''Calvin:''' [[Lampshade Hanging|How did he...]]<br />
'''Hobbes:''' [[Justified Trope|He plans every prank out, mathematically.]]<br />
'''Calvin:''' Oh. }}
* [[Love Triangle]]: Calvin, Andy, and Maria in "Insanity is in the Air".
* [[Mad Scientist]]: Dr. Brainstorm.
** And, evidentially, [[Sdrawkcab Name|Sebboh.]]
* [[Magic Mirror]]: One acts as a [[Cool Gate|gateway]] to a [[Mirror Universe]] in "Mirror rorriM", thanks to one of Dr. Brainstorm's inventions.
* [[Make Me Wanna Shout]]: The Scream Horn.
** Also, the "Stupendous Scream" in "Wild Movie".
** One of Brainstorm's [[Running Gag|trademark shouts]] in "Thunderstorm" actually ''knocks Jack off his feet.''
** Deconstructed in "Hear My Voice", when Calvin's constant screeching results in laryngitis.
* [[Make Wrong What Once Went Right]]: Calvin's plot to eliminate turkeys from Thanksgiving in "Calvin, Hobbes, and the Pilgrims" {{spoiler|ends up killing most of the Pilgrims and making ''ducks'' the holiday's bird instead.}}
* [[Mass Hypnosis]]: Most anyone who is even ''lightly'' associated with Calvin is brainwashed by Sheila in "The Alien Huntress".
* [[Medium Awareness]]: [[Calvin and Hobbes: The Series/Medium Awareness|Now has its own page!]] Also notable, as it's the first work to have one.
* [[Metaphorgotten]]: Socrates' sign for Calvin in "CALVIN FOR PRESIDENT!":
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NOT THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB OF PRESIDENT!
VOTE FOR CALVIN!
WHO IS DEFINITELY NOT A CAMEL! }}
** And from "Let Us Prank the Fool":
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* [[Mind Screw]]: The titular "Personality Test", written by [[Cloudcuckoolander|Socrates]], has questions like "If the world's supply of hot dogs ran low, what would you do?" and "If giant mutant canaries were emerging from the sewers, how many would have three eyes?"
** Parts of "Our Solemn Hour" have this.
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** Calvin [[Brick Joke|later swaps his and Hobbes' voices with the voice of a duck.]]
* [[Moral Guardians]]: Discussed in "Roughin' It":
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'''Calvin:''' Be careful. [[Medium Awareness|We've got censors.]] ''(gestures to the camera) '' }}
** And later, after [[Makes Just as Much Sense in Context|Calvin details how he thinks David killed Goliath by making him walk]]:
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* [[Movie
* [[Mr. Exposition]]: Calvin's alter egos in "The Five Calvins" explain the nature of the Death Zone.
* [[Mummy]]: Five of them attack the main cast in "Pharaoh Andrew".
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