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** As Cartman puts it in "Jakovasaur", "There are two seasons in South Park: winter and July." |
** As Cartman puts it in "Jakovasaur", "There are two seasons in South Park: winter and July." |
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*** There is a part of Colorado (north of the region referred to as "South Park"), that's called the "Neversummer Range". |
*** There is a part of Colorado (north of the region referred to as "South Park"), that's called the "Neversummer Range". |
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* In ''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy]]'' it was always summer for the first four seasons except the three holiday specials. After it was [[ |
* In ''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy]]'' it was always summer for the first four seasons except the three holiday specials. After it was [[Uncancelled]] the fifth and final season took place in fall. |
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* ''Ben 10'' takes place entirely during summer vacation. |
* ''Ben 10'' takes place entirely during summer vacation. |
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** Which ironically forced the obligatory [[Christmas Episode]] to take place in a Christmas Theme Park. |
** Which ironically forced the obligatory [[Christmas Episode]] to take place in a Christmas Theme Park. |
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* On ''[[Camp Lazlo]]'', it's always summer. Makes sense, since they're at summer camp, right? Except it's still summer, and they're still at camp on Valentine's Day. Most of the [[Christmas Episode]] took place in July, for crying out loud. |
* On ''[[Camp Lazlo]]'', it's always summer. Makes sense, since they're at summer camp, right? Except it's still summer, and they're still at camp on Valentine's Day. Most of the [[Christmas Episode]] took place in July, for crying out loud. |
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* During an episode of ''[[Rugrats]]'', the grandfather moves out of the main families house. For the next 30 seconds to 1 minute it shows the seasons changing. Then after it comes back to the season it originally was it is found out that {{spoiler|this entire weather pattern change happened over a one week period with a sentence saying "One Week Later"}}. Now THAT'S spring weather. |
* During an episode of ''[[Rugrats]]'', the grandfather moves out of the main families house. For the next 30 seconds to 1 minute it shows the seasons changing. Then after it comes back to the season it originally was it is found out that {{spoiler|this entire weather pattern change happened over a one week period with a sentence saying "One Week Later"}}. Now THAT'S spring weather. |
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* ''[[Hey Arnold]]'' played with this trope in a way similar to the ''Rugrats'' example above. There was an episode where Stinky decided to enter a harvesting competition -- and while he is farming, it rains, it snows, it is amazingly hot... and in the end of the sequence, this dialogue (that sounded something like this but not exactly) happens: |
* ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'' played with this trope in a way similar to the ''Rugrats'' example above. There was an episode where Stinky decided to enter a harvesting competition -- and while he is farming, it rains, it snows, it is amazingly hot... and in the end of the sequence, this dialogue (that sounded something like this but not exactly) happens: |
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{{quote|'''Stinky's dad:''' What a crazy weather! It rains, it snows, it dries... |
{{quote|'''Stinky's dad:''' What a crazy weather! It rains, it snows, it dries... |
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'''Stinky:''' And all within a week. }} |
'''Stinky:''' And all within a week. }} |
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