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Will, Samael, and Cricket are a bunch of lazy kids who have just gotten out of college. They have no talents. They have no money. And their last job was absolutely horrible.
 
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Also, there are robots and demons and stuff. But seriously; work.
 
A bunch of scripts for an animated series, ''[[Odd Jobbers]]'' is written by [[Tropers/Los Zombies|Los Zombies]]. YouAt canone time you could read it [http://www.webook.com/submission.aspx?p=3e45f3ac012b45b2b5d4b39eff91802d here.]{{Dead link}}, but it's long gone and the [[Wayback Machine]] doesn't have a copy.
 
So far, there are four scripts. The series isn't updated on any schedule, but updates are fairly constant.
 
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=== ''Odd-Jobbers'' provides examples of: ===
* [[Aerith and Bob]]: SAMAEL! CRICKET!... Will.
* [[The Alleged Car]]: Banjo's van seems to be one of these. Samael still thinks it's pretty sweet.
* [[Awesome McCoolname]]: In ''The Panzers!'' it's revealed that Samael's full name is Samael [[Satan|Morningstar]].
* [[Bad Boss]]: Carl was one of these. It's the reason the Trio quit working for him. He keeps one of his employees chained up.
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* [[Dumb Muscle]]: According to Carl, Botch is an example of this. He certainly doesn't show a lot of brains in the brief time we see him.
* [[Floating Advice Reminder]]: Samael gets two of these in ''The Panzers!'' when he is about to make a decision involving Banjo's van. The first one is remembering the threat that Banjo made earlier. The second one is of a [[Cloudcuckoolander|fireman telling him to give the van a cool paint-job.]]
* [[PowerFreudian Trio]]: Since there are three main characters, this is a given.
** Will: The reasonable one. The more grown-up of the three. (Superego)
** Cricket: The least intelligent; tends to just follow the others' leads. (Ego)
** Samael: Lazy, egotistic, and more interested in seeming cool than actually working. (Id)
* [[Gilligan Cut]]: Samael [[Invoked Trope|tries to make one of these happen]].
{{quote|'''Samael:''' Let's just... try and get there before all of the easy jobs are taken.
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* [[Jerkass]]: According to Will, Samael can't help being one of these.
* [[Klingon Promotion]]: How somebody becomes king of the Netherworld.
* [[The Nicknamer]]: Harry the landlord prefers to just give people insulting nicknames than actually call them by their actual names.
* [[No Indoor Voice]]: The Amazing Tag {{spoiler|until it's revealed he's just a guy in a robot costume.}}
* [[No Waterproofing in the Future]]: The Amazing Tag is defeated by a spray-bottle. Which is odd, considering {{spoiler|he wasn't actually a robot}}. Then again, Roger did make the the Stink Murderer sound rather dangerous.
* [[Orphaned Punchline]]: Manfred and Harry get one of these in ''The Hammer of the Punks''. It apparently involves frogs taking over the world.
* [[Power Trio]]: Since there are three main characters, this is a given.
** Will: The reasonable one. The more grown-up of the three. (Superego)
** Cricket: The least intelligent; tends to just follow the others' leads. (Ego)
** Samael: Lazy, egotistic, and more interested in seeming cool than actually working. (Id)
* [[Punch Clock Villain]]: The only reason Carl doesn't kill the Trio is because {{spoiler|it was closing time.}}
* [[Purple Prose]]: The Fifth of March speaks like this, all while drinking glass after glass of lemonade.
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* [[Spell My Name with a "The"]]: The Amazing Tag.
** Also, [[Companion Cube|the Sanjaya 5000]].
* [[The Nicknamer]]: Harry the landlord prefers to just give people insulting nicknames than actually call them by their actual names.
* [[The Alleged Car]]: Banjo's van seems to be one of these. Samael still thinks it's pretty sweet.
* [[Transforming Mecha]]: {{spoiler|Banjo's van, for some reason.}}
* [[Word Salad Title]]: So far, every script has a title that has absolutely nothing to do with the plot.
* [[You Are Number Six]]: The Fifth of March.
* [[Word Salad Title]]: So far, every script has a title that has absolutely nothing to do with the plot.
 
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