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** Lastly, while they like death, they don't like the idea of dying in a sense that they'll never see each other again - as shown in "Death Visits The Addams Family", they are genuinely heartbroken when it seems Gomez' time is up. |
** Lastly, while they like death, they don't like the idea of dying in a sense that they'll never see each other again - as shown in "Death Visits The Addams Family", they are genuinely heartbroken when it seems Gomez' time is up. |
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* [[Gentle Giant]]: Lurch as always, but it's expanded upon here. While anyone outside the Addams Family would find him scary due to his size and deep voice, he's actually socially awkward. In "Wednesday Leaves Home", Wednesday catches him rehearsing pick-up lines; in "Lurch Learns to Dance", everyone tries to help teach Lurch how to dance so he can get a date. |
* [[Gentle Giant]]: Lurch as always, but it's expanded upon here. While anyone outside the Addams Family would find him scary due to his size and deep voice, he's actually socially awkward. In "Wednesday Leaves Home", Wednesday catches him rehearsing pick-up lines; in "Lurch Learns to Dance", everyone tries to help teach Lurch how to dance so he can get a date. |
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* [[He's Back]]: In "Lurch's Little Helper", Lurch was just about to move out, because he felt the family preferred Simon over him. {{Spoiler|However, Simon respectfully resigns due to finding a better job. Once Simon leaves, Lurch donning sunglasses while wearing the same heavy cumbersome equipment that caused him to keel over in the first place; gets back to work. Doing chores at lightning fast speed.}} |
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* [[Made Of Iron]]: The Addams are no slouch in this regard. However, it also seems to apply to anyone that's within close proximity of them. In "Wednesday Leaves Home", Officer Fife has a running gag of getting injured by accident while helping the family search for Wednesday; despite getting his leg broken, his hand caught in a mouse trap, beat up by a suit of armor, his head injured from falling into an open coffin, swarmed by bats, and electrocuted, he seems to keep going, hoping to get home and continue normal police work. It's not until he survives an explosion from a grenade Fester set off that [[Screw This, I'm Outta Here|he quits]] [[Turn in Your Badge|the force.]] |
* [[Made Of Iron]]: The Addams are no slouch in this regard. However, it also seems to apply to anyone that's within close proximity of them. In "Wednesday Leaves Home", Officer Fife has a running gag of getting injured by accident while helping the family search for Wednesday; despite getting his leg broken, his hand caught in a mouse trap, beat up by a suit of armor, his head injured from falling into an open coffin, swarmed by bats, and electrocuted, he seems to keep going, hoping to get home and continue normal police work. It's not until he survives an explosion from a grenade Fester set off that [[Screw This, I'm Outta Here|he quits]] [[Turn in Your Badge|the force.]] |
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* [[Mugging the Monster]]: A frequent gag on all the shows is that some "[[Muggles|normals]]" seem to underestimate the Addams and see them as easy prey compared to people they handled, only for them to fall victim to their usual antics. The best example is in "Wednesday Leaves Home": When Wednesday gets arrested and put into juvenile holding, one of the older teen prisoners think she's an easy bullying target. When Gomez and Morticia come to the station to pick her up, the guard alerts the head officer of what's going on, and they find thatWednesday has the girl [[Bound and Gagged|bound, gagged]] and scared out of her mind while the rest of the juvenile criminals are begging to be let out, even [[Heel Face Turn|promising to be good.]] |
* [[Mugging the Monster]]: A frequent gag on all the shows is that some "[[Muggles|normals]]" seem to underestimate the Addams and see them as easy prey compared to people they handled, only for them to fall victim to their usual antics. The best example is in "Wednesday Leaves Home": When Wednesday gets arrested and put into juvenile holding, one of the older teen prisoners think she's an easy bullying target. When Gomez and Morticia come to the station to pick her up, the guard alerts the head officer of what's going on, and they find thatWednesday has the girl [[Bound and Gagged|bound, gagged]] and scared out of her mind while the rest of the juvenile criminals are begging to be let out, even [[Heel Face Turn|promising to be good.]] |
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