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Line 6: The fact that the creator Peter Chung seems to actually know what's going on, but deliberately stops himself when he starts explaining it is either very annoying or very liberating depending on how you look at it. None of this is helped by the fact that each episode is a self-contained story that is clearly already in progress, with no recap and zero exposition. That or a Yungian nightmare, take your pick, either one is both valid and complete bullshit. * ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy ~~and~~& Mandy]]'' is more or less constructed from this trope. The various episodes follow vague premises with more Mind Screw moments and [[Non Sequitur Scene]]s then virtually any other show. A particularly memorable one though, is at the end of an episode where they unmask a villain (bare in mind he's adult-sized) to reveal... an earthworm. {{quote\|Billy: "Wait what?" Mandy: "Billy, if you had been [[Insane Troll Logic\|paying attention the whole time you would have figured out he was obviously an Earthworm]]." }}