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** Quite a few fans believe he has Asperger's Syndrome, or something similar.
* [[Base Breaker]]: Dee-Dee is seen as either a good foil to Dexter or an annoying pest. It helps that she suffers from [[Depending on the Writer]].
** Mandark is either a [[Magnificent Bastard]], a [[Smug Snake]], or completely unnecessary to the show.
* [[
** Actually if you ever did timing scripts for animation dialogue you know exactly what he's doing, [[Word of God]] says that he was timing a storyboard [[Recursive Reality|of the cartoon itself]], yet indeed, there was no other reason to put it besides [[Rule of Funny|it was funny]].
** "Computer, make me a sandwich!"
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* [[Cargo Ship]]: Dexter ''really'' loves his computer. And the feeling's ''mutual''.
* [[Crossover Ship]]: Pairing up Dexter and [[The Powerpuff Girls|Blossom]] is surprisingly popular.
* [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]: The ending of
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Not too many cartoons can pull off ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5sI-qlQovE ten minutes]'' worth of music and singing.
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g4tuS_etVq0m I got a secret...secret... for-mu-la...]
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* [[Genius Bonus]]: A lot of gags on the show are science references, some of which are fairly obscure.
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: [[Show Within a Show|Pony Puff Princess]]. Currently hilarious by the fact that Lauren Faust, wife of [[Powerpuff Girls]] creator [[Craig McCracken]], went on to develop ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]''.
** Becomes a [[Funny Aneurysm Moment]], if you watch the episode where [[Makes Sense in Context|the ponies try to kill Dee Dee]] AFTER you already heard of [[
* [[Idiot Plot]]: The episode "Sis-Tem Error" has Dee Dee accidentally shutting off the lab's power and spending the rest of the episode tricking Dexter into thinking nothing is wrong by disguising herself [[Paper-Thin Disguise|badly]] as Computer, Robot and Mandark.
* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: Mandark tried to be one before [[Villain Decay]] set in.
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** "Dexter's a cookie!"
* [[Periphery Demographic]]: Lots of teenagers and adults love this show.
* [[Seasonal Rot]]: The two seasons made [[Executive Meddling|without Genndy Tartakovsky]] after the show was [[
* [[Self Fanservice]]: Dexter and Mandark get a lot of this in fan-art.
* [[Tear Jerker]]: The wacky and fun episode of Dexter having to deal with Deedee's imaginary friend hanging out with him ends with {{spoiler|Dexter wishing away the imaginary friend, and commanding him to never come back again. And he does. Deedee runs away sobbing.}} Then it fades to credits.
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