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** Still other times, there were song parodies that scanned so horribly that they didn't even work as original songs.
* [[Retool]]: For the last few issues, it was remade as a "lad mag" akin to ''[[Maxim]]'' or ''[[FHM]]'' (i.e., suggestive photographs of females, stories about cars, etc.). Didn't work.
* [[Running Gag]]:
* [[Running Gag]]: Absolutely, positively, unquestionably, undeniably, the very very very last of ''The Cracked Lens'' (and we really really mean it this time, for sure!), part IX.▼
** Nanny Dickering, Cracked's investigative reporter, routinely drawn with impossible Barbie Doll-like proportions and prone to making light of every investigative subject. For instance, Cracked's response to "We Almost Lost Detroit" (a book about a narrowly-averted nuclear disaster) was "it would be no great loss... look at the CARS they make!"
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* [[Self-Deprecation]]: There were plenty of jokes at the magazine's own expense.
* [[Take That]]: Countless attacks at ''Mad'' over time, including a section where they pointed out that the two mags had fairly similar cover gags (a takeoff of the cover to ''[[Harry Potter]] and the Sorcerer's Stone'' with the respective mascot of each mag riding on Harry's broom). ''Mad'', being the high-class mag that it is, [[Unknown Rival|never once counterattacked]].
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