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In 1986, [[Dennis the Menace]] was adapted into a Saturday Morning cartoon, by [[DiC Entertainment]]. |
In 1986, ''[[Dennis the Menace (US comic strip)|Dennis the Menace]]'' was adapted into a Saturday Morning cartoon, by [[DiC Entertainment]]. |
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=== The 1980s animated series provides examples of: === |
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* [[Banister Slide]] |
* [[Banister Slide]] |
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* [[ |
* [[Non Sequitur Episode]]: The episode ''Trembly Assembly''. |
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* [[Canada Eh]]: However, this plays up to stereotypes. |
* [[Canada, Eh?]]: However, this plays up to stereotypes. |
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* [[Canon Foreigner]]: Jay, PeeBee, Lars and Mr. Cavallini. |
* [[Canon Foreigner]]: Jay, PeeBee, Lars and Mr. Cavallini. |
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* [[Cross-Dressing Voices]]: PeeBee and Joey |
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* [[Five-Token Band]]: Dennis, Joey, PeeBee, Jay and Gina |
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* [[Headless Horseman]]: There was an episode where Dennis scared some people by pretending to be a headless horseman. |
* [[Headless Horseman]]: There was an episode where Dennis scared some people by pretending to be a headless horseman. |
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* [[Off-Model]]: This is a [[DiC]] cartoon after all. |
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* [[Revival]]: Brought back in 2003. |
* [[Revival]]: Brought back in 2003. |
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** Before that, there was one in 1993. |
** Before that, there was one in 1993. |
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* [[The Tonsillitis Episode]]: One episode had Dennis in the hospital for a "tonsil-neck-tummy". |
* [[The Tonsillitis Episode]]: One episode had Dennis in the hospital for a "tonsil-neck-tummy". |
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* [[Through a Face Full of Fur]]: At times with Mr. Wilson, whenever Dennis and his friends mean well in helping him but unintentionally doing more harm, which aroused enough anger in him to turn red in the face. |
* [[Through a Face Full of Fur]]: At times with Mr. Wilson, whenever Dennis and his friends mean well in helping him but unintentionally doing more harm, which aroused enough anger in him to turn red in the face. |
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* [[Zeerust]] / [[ |
* [[Zeerust]] / [[3D Movie]]: Dennis sneaks out to see ''The Future in 3D''. |
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[[Category:Saturday Morning Cartoon]] |
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Latest revision as of 01:00, 24 August 2018
In 1986, Dennis the Menace was adapted into a Saturday Morning cartoon, by DiC Entertainment.
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Tropes used in Dennis the Menace (animation) include:
- Banister Slide
- Non Sequitur Episode: The episode Trembly Assembly.
- Canada, Eh?: However, this plays up to stereotypes.
- Canon Foreigner: Jay, PeeBee, Lars and Mr. Cavallini.
- Cross-Dressing Voices: PeeBee and Joey
- Five-Token Band: Dennis, Joey, PeeBee, Jay and Gina
- Headless Horseman: There was an episode where Dennis scared some people by pretending to be a headless horseman.
- Off-Model: This is a DiC cartoon after all.
- Revival: Brought back in 2003.
- Before that, there was one in 1993.
- Second Place Is for Winners: Mr. Wilson enters a contest for a vacation. He wins first prize, but the vacation package is second prize. First prize is... a pet goose or duck.
- The Tonsillitis Episode: One episode had Dennis in the hospital for a "tonsil-neck-tummy".
- Through a Face Full of Fur: At times with Mr. Wilson, whenever Dennis and his friends mean well in helping him but unintentionally doing more harm, which aroused enough anger in him to turn red in the face.
- Zeerust / 3D Movie: Dennis sneaks out to see The Future in 3D.