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{{quote|''A giant eagle is not a mobility aid''}}

 

 

But some fellowships were not meant to be broken...

 

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* [[Anything That Moves]]: Merry and Pippin, especially during the "Random Slashy Interludes".

** Gandalf to an extent.

* [[Flanderization]]: See [[Alternate Character Interpretation]].

* [[Funetik Aksent]]: Particularly during "And The Sign Said 'Centre Parcs'", when Pippin claims to be the inventor of the Glaswegian dialect and speaks continually in it in order to annoy the others.

* [[Kissing Cousins]]: During the Random Slashy Interludes, Merry and Pippin often resort to each other when they can't find anyone else, and sometimes include Frodo.

* [[Mad Oracle]]: During the prequel episode set in Troy, Frodo has turned into one of these, and only says one coherent thing in the entire episode, mostly speaking in prophetic gibberish that only Sam seems to understand.

* [[Who Wants to Live Forever?]]: A mild comedic version, but if you were six thousand years old and stuck with a dysfunctional Fellowship, you'd probably not want immortality either.

* [[Wholesome Crossdresser]]: Legolas wears a pink fluffy bathrobe and an incredibly feminine 18th-century nightshirt. In the Random Slashy Interludes Merry and Frodo occasionally become "Estella and Lobelia, the North's biggest, smallest drag act", and Pippin (insofar as he can be called "wholesome" in this incarnation) ended up dressed as [[James Bond|Pussy Galore]].

** Gandalf goes as Anne Robinson, with a [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] when asked about this, replying, "Whoever said that Anne Robinson was a woman?"