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== 1964-1980 Original Series ==
* [[Art Evolution]]
* [[Ambiguously Jewish]]: [[The Ant and
** In an episode of ''The New Pink Panther Show'', the Aardvark (as a [[Tarzan]] parody) screams "Oy Vey!" in a Tarzan-like manner.
* [[Cool Cat]]: The Panther is the quintessential example, of the "never has to lose his cool" variety - even in cartoons where he's the [[Butt Monkey]], he always keeps his silent wit and rhythmic step.
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== The Pink Panther and Sons ==
* [[A Day in
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* [[Celebrity Paradox]]: Featuring an unvoiced cameo of [[Tara Strong]].
* [[The Complainer Is Always Wrong]]: The Aardvark is this.
* [[A Day in
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: The Aardvark (but he is voiced by John Byner, so [[Truth in Television]] then?)
* [[Demoted to Extra]]: After the episode ''A Nut At The Opera'', the panther did not appear for a full 4 episodes, excluding ''Driving Mr. Pink''.
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** ''Hamm-N-Eggz'' had a few of its own, despite Animal Protagonists.
* [[Identical Grandson]]
* [[Lampshade Hanging]]: One of the show's heavily-used tropes. [[In
* [[Lower Deck Episode]]: ''All'' episodes for The Inspector (Clouseau), and one with Voodoo Man, another for Manly Man, and the final two episodes, ''Texas Toads'' and ''Ant and Aardvark''.
* [[Parental Bonus]]: Some episodes like ''Lifestyles of the Pink and Famous''. And ''7 Manly Men'' as well.
* [[Shout-Out]]: In the episode ''7 Manly Men'' the episode parodies [[
** Plus the episode ''Pinky Rider'', a direct shout-out to Dennis Quaid's ''[[Easy Rider]]''.
* [[Straight Gay]]: Possibly Manly Man.
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