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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula, his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.

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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), {{Funny Animal}}s, the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula, his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.



* PettingZooPeople: Many of the characters, including the main four, have a generally human-like body shape, with a few features indicating their species.
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* DomesticAbuse: The Boar. He only changes his ways by [[DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale Ursula beating him up]].

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* DomesticAbuse: From The Boar. He only changes his ways by [[DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale Ursula beating him up]].



* HenpeckedHusband: The Boar becomes this after Bubó and Ursula cure him. His wife is frustrated with how gentle he became, as she liked him more when he was a DomesticAbuser.

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* HenpeckedHusband: The Boar becomes this after Bubó and Ursula cure him. His wife is frustrated with how gentle he became, as she liked him more when he was a DomesticAbuser.{{Domestic Abuse}}r.
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* DomesticAbuser: The Boar. He only changes his ways by [[DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale Ursula beating him up]].

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* DomesticAbuser: DomesticAbuse: The Boar. He only changes his ways by [[DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale Ursula beating him up]].
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* SpeciesSurname: Played with. Sólyom and Teknőc are straight examples, literally meaning "falcon" and "tortoise" in Hungarian. Subverted with Bubó and Ursula, whose names mean "owl" and "she-bear" in Latin, making it a BilingualBonus.

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* SpeciesSurname: Played with. Sólyom and Teknőc are straight examples, literally meaning "falcon" and "tortoise" in Hungarian. Subverted with Bubó and Ursula, whose Ursula are BilingualBonus examples: their names mean "owl" and "she-bear" in Latin, making it a BilingualBonus.Latin.
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* SexyCatPerson: In the "Divorce" episode, a female cat singer performs a song about how a promiscuous lifestyle is preferable to marriage.
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* EveryEpisodeEnding: All episodes end with Bubó [[BreakingTheFourthWall turning towards the camera]] and telling a SpoofAesop in the form of a quote from one of his former professors before the iris closes on him.
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* SirSwearsALot: Every line that comes out the boar's mouth contains at least one swear word- until Ursula "cures" him.

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* SirSwearsALot: Every line that comes out the boar's mouth contains at least one swear word- until swearword (mostly GoshDangItToHeck types, but in-universe they are treated as very profane). When Ursula "cures" him.takes notes of what he says, she refuses to write down any swearwords, and Bubó suggests to her to replace them with dots. Ursula ends up with a sheet full of nothing but dots.
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* {{Badbutt}}: The Boar is a SirSwearsALot, but the swearwords he uses are mostly on the GoshDangItToHeck level.
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* BowtiesAreCool: Bubó wears a bowtie to emphasize he's an aging gentleman.
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* ToothyBird: Averted; despite that the bird characters have [[UncannyValley human-like mouths]], they lack teeth. Lampshaded in the theme song that mentions "dentures for birds".

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* ToothyBird: Averted; despite that the The bird characters have [[UncannyValley human-like mouths]], but most of the time they lack teeth.teeth (although Sólyom does give an occasional toothy grin). Lampshaded in the theme song that mentions "dentures for birds".

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* BigCreepyCrawlies: The locusts are taller than Bubó.



* TheSwarm: One episode involves a locust swarm that almost destroys the animal kingdom. Fortunately, Bubó's aunt writes them a poem that makes them commit mass suicide.

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* TheSwarm: One episode involves a locust swarm that almost destroys the animal kingdom. Fortunately, Bubó's aunt writes them a poem that makes them commit mass suicide.suicide (flying to the arctic in the cartoon, jumping in fire in the book).
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* TurtlePower: Subverted with Teknőc Ernő, who is kind but extremely dim-witted.

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* TurtlePower: Subverted with Teknőc Ernő, who Ernő is kind and heroic, but extremely dim-witted.
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* ToothyBird: Averted; despite that the bird characters have [[UncannyValley human-like mouths]], they lack teeth. Lampshaded in the theme song that mentions "dentures for birds".
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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, titled "Doktor Bubó", published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series and adding a backstory for Bubó.

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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, titled "Doktor Bubó", ''Doktor Bubó'', published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series and adding a backstory for Bubó.
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* PettingZooPeople: Many of the characters, including the main four.

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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, titled "Doktor Bubó", published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.

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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, titled "Doktor Bubó", published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.
series and adding a backstory for Bubó.
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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.

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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, titled "Doktor Bubó", published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.
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Three seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.

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Three 13-episode seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.

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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio in 1974. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula, his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.

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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio in 1974.Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula, his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.
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Three seasons have been made, the first two in in 1973 and 1974, and a third one much later, in 1983. There is also a novelization, published in 1979, retelling the plot of seven episodes of the series.



* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the cartoon, the ancestors of the hippo are a stallion and a seal. In the novelization, they are a centaur and a mermaid instead, to make a story have a more mythical atmosphere (plus, the book is not limited by the visual medium, so the half-human creatures don't look that out-of-place).

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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the cartoon, the ancestors of the hippo are a stallion and a seal. In the 1979 novelization, they are a centaur and a mermaid instead, to make a story have a more mythical atmosphere (plus, the book is not limited by the visual medium, so the half-human creatures don't look that out-of-place).
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the book, the mythical ancestors of the hippo are a centaur and a mermaid. Since these half-human creatures would be very out-of-place in a WorldOfFunnyAnimals, in the cartoon they are a stallion and a seal instead.

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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the book, cartoon, the mythical ancestors of the hippo are a stallion and a seal. In the novelization, they are a centaur and a mermaid. Since these mermaid instead, to make a story have a more mythical atmosphere (plus, the book is not limited by the visual medium, so the half-human creatures would be very out-of-place in a WorldOfFunnyAnimals, in the cartoon they are a stallion and a seal instead.don't look that out-of-place).

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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the book, the mythical ancestors of the hippo are a centaur and a mermaid. Since these half-human creatures would be very out-of-place in a WorldOfFunnyAnimals, in the cartoon they are a stallion and a seal instead.



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* ExcitedShowTitleExcitedShowTitle: The title is a phrase that is yelled by Ursula when asking for the next patient.



* InformedSpecies: Some of the characters are so anthropomorphised it is hard to guess what they are meant to be. The mole, for example, looks like a minute dark-skinned human with black glasses and clawed gloves.

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* InformedSpecies: Some of the characters are so anthropomorphised anthropomorphized it is hard to guess what they are meant to be. The mole, for example, looks like a minute dark-skinned human with black glasses and clawed gloves.
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* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: The Rhino has the reputation of being incredibly rich but not very smart, and Bubó makes a bet with Sólyom that he can scam the Rhino three times. [[spoiler: It gets subverted when Bubó finds out the Rhino is a MockMillionaire who paid him with an unsecured cheque all three times.]]
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* HypnoticEyes: Bubó employs mass hypnosis in an episode to calm down a mass brawl. His eyes get swirly and shoot lightning bolt-shaped HypnoRay towards the animals. One snake attempts to hypnotize him back.
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* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: When interrogating the kangaroo that kidnapped Bubó, Ursula stomps on his tail.
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* AmazingTechincolorWildlife: The Silver Fox (or, as called in Hungary, "blue fox") has literally blue fur.

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* AmazingTechincolorWildlife: AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: The Silver Fox (or, as called in Hungary, "blue fox") has literally blue fur.
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* AmazingTechincolorWildlife: The Silver Fox (or, as called in Hungary, "blue fox") has literally blue fur.
* AmbiguouslyGay: The Silver Fox is a FashionDesigner with an effeminate voice and some camp mannerisms. While he has a female red fox assistant, with whom they exchange endearing nicknames, they act more like best friends than a couple.
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* FashionDesigner: A silver fox (or "blue fox", as the breed is called in Hungary) fashion designer is the main antagonist of one episode, whose new ideas of clothing create a craze among the female animals.
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* TheAlcoholic: Both the Pelican (due to the Hungarian proverb "iszik, mint a gödény", roughly meaning "drinks like a pelican") and the Boar (a very drunk person can be referred to as a "drunk pig" in Hungary).
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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio in 1974. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula (not to be confused with [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid a different Ursula]]), his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.

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''Kérem a következőt!'' (literally: "''Next one, please!''") is a Hungarian animated series produced by Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio in 1974. Featuring a cast of PettingZooPeople (with the occasional FunnyAnimal), the show stars an owl medic and psychologist named Doktor Bubó. OncePerEpisode, Bubó attempts to stop a trouble-making animal by psychological methods, only to fail every single time and cause even bigger trouble. He usually gets help from his assistant, the flirty bear nurse Ursula (not to be confused with [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid a different Ursula]]), Ursula, his best friend, the falcon police officer Sólyom csőrmester, and Sólyom's sidekick, Teknőc Ernő, the dim-witted tortoise.

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* BigEater: One episode centers around a HeavyHippo with an enormous appetite.

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* BigEater: One episode centers around a HeavyHippo hippo with an enormous appetite.

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