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* [[Couch Gag]]: The Fleemco public service announcements. |
* [[Couch Gag]]: The Fleemco public service announcements. |
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* [[Credit Card Plot]] |
* [[Credit Card Plot]] |
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* [[Cross-Dressing Voices]]: Todd is voiced by [[Nancy Cartwright]]. |
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* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: C.A.R. |
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: C.A.R. |
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* [[Deep-Fried Whatever]]: Including roadkill and a football in ''Carnie Dearest''. |
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* [[Disobey This Message]]: Subverted, as Riley learns everyone else is allowed to be whoever they want even if that means they act like everyone else. |
* [[Disobey This Message]]: Subverted, as Riley learns everyone else is allowed to be whoever they want even if that means they act like everyone else. |
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* [[Duct Tape for Everything]] |
* [[Duct Tape for Everything]] |
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* [[Freaky Friday Flip]]: Happens to Dick and K in ""A Buzzwork Orange" (where [[Freaky Friday]] is even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded.]]) |
* [[Freaky Friday Flip]]: Happens to Dick and K in ""A Buzzwork Orange" (where [[Freaky Friday]] is even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded.]]) |
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** [[Voices Are Mental]], however, is averted (which is a rare event in cartoons). Instead, the viewers rely on the different accents to tell them apart. |
** [[Voices Are Mental]], however, is averted (which is a rare event in cartoons). Instead, the viewers rely on the different accents to tell them apart. |
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* [[Five-Man Band]] / [[Five |
* [[Five-Man Band]] / [[Five-Token Band]]: |
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** [[The Hero]] - Riley |
** [[The Hero]] - Riley |
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** [[The Lancer]] - Todd |
** [[The Lancer]] - Todd |
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*** Actually, the episode "Crushing Riley" specifically states that Shelton isn't really that smart, even. The poor guy just can't win... |
*** Actually, the episode "Crushing Riley" specifically states that Shelton isn't really that smart, even. The poor guy just can't win... |
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* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Many examples. One of the more obvious examples was in the episode where Fleemco turned out to be developing an anatomically-correct robotic duplicate of underage Riley. Part of her assembly was shown, with scientists gawking at the double's naked leg in a scene which strongly implies that the rest of the robot was also naked. |
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Many examples. One of the more obvious examples was in the episode where Fleemco turned out to be developing an anatomically-correct robotic duplicate of underage Riley. Part of her assembly was shown, with scientists gawking at the double's naked leg in a scene which strongly implies that the rest of the robot was also naked. |
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** Then there's the episode where Abby's sister basically treated Todd like a [ |
** Then there's the episode where Abby's sister basically treated Todd like a [[wikipedia:Male prostitution|gigolo]], showering him with gifts in return for dating her |
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* [[Genre Savvy]]: Garth the janitor is downright obnoxious about this in one episode. He refuses to help Riley because "every time i slightly inconvenience you or your funny-looking brother, some guys in jumpsuits show up and send me somewhere nice for a few weeks." When said jumpsuits turn up, he's waiting impatiently for them with his suitcase already packed. |
* [[Genre Savvy]]: Garth the janitor is downright obnoxious about this in one episode. He refuses to help Riley because "every time i slightly inconvenience you or your funny-looking brother, some guys in jumpsuits show up and send me somewhere nice for a few weeks." When said jumpsuits turn up, he's waiting impatiently for them with his suitcase already packed. |
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* [[Girl Posse]]: Sierra leads one of these. |
* [[Girl Posse]]: Sierra leads one of these. |
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* [[Grappling Hook Pistol]]: Agent K wields one frequently. |
* [[Grappling Hook Pistol]]: Agent K wields one frequently. |
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* [[Happily Adopted]]: The very premise of the show. |
* [[Happily Adopted]]: The very premise of the show. |
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* [[Hey It's That Voice]]: [[All-Star Cast|And how!]] Riley is [[Danny Phantom|Sam]] and [[The Fairly Odd Parents|Vic]][[Grey Delisle|ky]], Dick Daring is [[The Fairly Odd Parents|Cosmo]] and [[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide|Gor]][[Daran Norris|dy]], Agent K is [[Kath Soucie]], Tasumi is [[Codename Kids Next Door|Numbuh]] [[Lauren Tom|3]], Shelton is [[Jeff Bennett]], Jacobo is [[Candi Milo]], Johnny is [[Dee Bradley Baker]], Sierra is [[Tara Strong]], and Todd is [[The Simpsons|Ba]][[Nancy Cartwright|rt]]. C.A.R. is [[NCIS|Ducky.]] Also, [[Harry Potter|Ginny Weasley]] takes part-time classes at a spy school when not studying magic. |
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: [[All-Star Cast|And how!]] Riley is [[Danny Phantom|Sam]] and [[The Fairly Odd Parents|Vic]][[Grey Delisle|ky]], Dick Daring is [[The Fairly Odd Parents|Cosmo]] and [[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide|Gor]][[Daran Norris|dy]], Agent K is [[Kath Soucie]], Tasumi is [[Codename Kids Next Door|Numbuh]] [[Lauren Tom|3]], Shelton is [[Jeff Bennett]], Jacobo is [[Candi Milo]], Johnny is [[Dee Bradley Baker]], Sierra is [[Tara Strong]], and Todd is [[The Simpsons|Ba]][[Nancy Cartwright|rt]]. C.A.R. is [[NCIS|Ducky.]] Also, [[Harry Potter|Ginny Weasley]] takes part-time classes at a spy school when not studying magic. |
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* [[Hippie Teacher]]: Riley replaces the cheerleading coach with one in "Cheer Pressure". |
* [[Hippie Teacher]]: Riley replaces the cheerleading coach with one in "Cheer Pressure". |
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* [[Hot Shounen Mom]]: Agent K. Every one of Todd's friends has a crush on her. |
* [[Hot Shounen Mom]]: Agent K. Every one of Todd's friends has a crush on her. |
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* [[Kent Brockman News]]: Ace Palmero. |
* [[Kent Brockman News]]: Ace Palmero. |
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* [[Kissing in A Tree]]: The episode where Riley tries to find a girlfriend for Shelton has Sierra not only tease her with this song, but Todd actually visualizes it. Also, {{spoiler|Jacobo and Tasumi}} state that they were actually doing this in the last episode. |
* [[Kissing in A Tree]]: The episode where Riley tries to find a girlfriend for Shelton has Sierra not only tease her with this song, but Todd actually visualizes it. Also, {{spoiler|Jacobo and Tasumi}} state that they were actually doing this in the last episode. |
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* [[Last-Minute Hookup]]: {{spoiler|Jacobo and Tasumi}} are revealed to be a couple in the last episode. |
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** {{spoiler|Though, it was revealed in "The Truth Hurts" that Tasumi has a crush on Jacobo.}} |
** {{spoiler|Though, it was revealed in "The Truth Hurts" that Tasumi has a crush on Jacobo.}} |
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* [[Lethal Chef]]: Agent K. |
* [[Lethal Chef]]: Agent K. |
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* [[One of the Boys]]: In "Glee By the Sea", Todd falls for a girl who is this. |
* [[One of the Boys]]: In "Glee By the Sea", Todd falls for a girl who is this. |
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* [[One We Prepared Earlier]] |
* [[One We Prepared Earlier]] |
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* [[Opening Shout-Out]]: In the final episode |
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* [[Orphanage of Fear]] |
* [[Orphanage of Fear]] |
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* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]] |
* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]] |
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* [[Sapient Steed]] |
* [[Sapient Steed]] |
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* [[Scary Librarian]]: "Quiet Riot". |
* [[Scary Librarian]]: "Quiet Riot". |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: Dick tries to put Prince Cinnamon Boots out for the night, but Prince Cinnamon Boots [[The Flintstones|locks him out instead]]. |
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** And in the episode A Tale of Two Rileys the robot Riley looks a lot like the one from [[Terminator|Terminator 2]] |
** And in the episode A Tale of Two Rileys the robot Riley looks a lot like the one from [[Terminator|Terminator 2]] |
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** [[Twilight (Literature)|"...I spotted a sparkly guy and clumsily fell in love?"]] |
** [[Twilight (Literature)|"...I spotted a sparkly guy and clumsily fell in love?"]] |
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** Shelton´s mom and dad, too. |
** Shelton´s mom and dad, too. |
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* [[Weaponized Car]]: C.A.R. |
* [[Weaponized Car]]: C.A.R. |
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* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield?|Where the hell is Pleasant Hills?]] - We're not sure, but it's probably not a [ |
* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield?|Where the hell is Pleasant Hills?]] - We're not sure, but it's probably not a [[wikipedia:Pleasant Hills, PA|suburb of Pittsburgh]]. |
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* [[White-Haired Pretty Girl]]: Agent K. |
* [[White-Haired Pretty Girl]]: Agent K. |
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* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?]]: Agent K suffers from crippling stage fright. |
* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?]]: Agent K suffers from crippling stage fright. |
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* [[Yandere]]: Riley to Johnny Hitswell, seriously, she has puppets, a balloon Johnny... just watch season 2, 18: Heartbreak in the City. |
* [[Yandere]]: Riley to Johnny Hitswell, seriously, she has puppets, a balloon Johnny... just watch season 2, 18: Heartbreak in the City. |
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* [[Xanatos Gambit]]: Todd justifies helping his sister with the following statement: "Either we save the day or I get to see her blow up when everything goes horribly wrong! Its win-win." |
* [[Xanatos Gambit]]: Todd justifies helping his sister with the following statement: "Either we save the day or I get to see her blow up when everything goes horribly wrong! Its win-win." |
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* [[Yeah Shot]]: At the end of "The Majestic Horse". |
* [[Yeah! Shot]]: At the end of "The Majestic Horse". |
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