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** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour and has a security guard named Hines forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
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** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour and has a security guard named Hines Heinz forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/WelcomeToTonkaTown'': This happens to Grease, Pitstop, Twoey, and Turbo in "Race Day In Tonka Town", although they never get disqualified and their cheating doesn't backfire- Chuck just has a HeroicSecondWind that allows him to catch up and just barely manage to reach the finish ling before Grease.
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** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour for his foul play and has a security guard named Hines forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurt over not only by her dad opting to stoop to such underhanded methods against her beloved, but also for not having any faith in her to win on her own. She then proceeds to get back at him by throwing the contest by deliberately misspelling her next word, "qualm", which ironically, is the same word her sister won her spelling bee with. Bob is not only left utterly humiliated at this, but is also forced to fulfill his customer's demands for the free beepers he promised them upon Helga's loss.
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurt over not only by her dad opting to stoop to such underhanded methods against her beloved, but also for not having any faith in her to win on her own. She then proceeds to get back at him by throwing the contest by deliberately misspelling her next word, "qualm", which ironically, is the same word her sister won her spelling bee with. Bob is not only left utterly humiliated at this, but is also forced to fulfill his customer's demands for the free beepers he promised them upon Helga's loss.
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** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour for his foul play and has a security guard named Hines forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him to throw the competition with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurtover not only by her dad opting to stoop to such underhanded methods against her beloved, but also for not having any faith in her to win on her own. She then proceeds to get back at him by throwing the contest by deliberately misspelling her next word, "qualm", which ironically, is the same word her sister won her spelling bee with. Bob is not only left utterly humiliated at this, but is also forced to fulfill his customer's customers' demands for the free beepers he promised them upon Helga's loss.
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him to throw the competition with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurt
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' has two consecutive examples in the episode "Spelling Bee":
** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour for his foul play and has a security guard named Hines forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurt over not only by her dad opting to stoop to such underhanded methods against her beloved, but also for not having any faith in her to win on her own. She then proceeds to get back at him by throwing the contest by deliberately misspelling her next word, "qualm", which ironically, is the same word her sister won her spelling bee with. Bob is not only left utterly humiliated at this, but is also forced to fulfill his customer's demands for the free beepers he promised them upon Helga's loss.
** The first comes when the school spelling bee is down to its last three participants: Arnold, Helga, and a boy named Seymour Stump. On his turn, Seymour correctly spells the word "pasquinade", which puzzles and slightly impresses Gerald and the moderator, who each believe that it's a word that most kids could never get right. But as Seymour bows to the audience's applause, a microphone falls out of his ear, revealing that he has been cheating with the help of his mother, who is outside in a van feeding him how to spell each word. Upon discovering the microphone, the moderator disqualifies Seymour for his foul play and has a security guard named Hines forcefully escort him off stage. All the while, [[BlatantLies Seymour protests in vain that he's "an innocent pawn in a corrupt game."]]
** The second comes right after Seymour's disqualification: previously, Bob had pressured Helga into participating in the spelling bee in the hopes of her repeating her sister Olga's successful win from years prior, and became so sure of her success that he promised everyone via a commercial a free beeper if she lost. Helga had managed to keep up with everyone up to this point, but when she comes close to losing after barely managing to correctly spell "velocipede", Bob panics and decides that he needs some "insurance" to assure victory. Just after Seymour is taken away, Bob approaches Arnold and tries to bribe him with a check worth $500, the amount of the bee's prize money, with him citing, "If you lose, you win. If you try to win, you'll probably lose." This proves to be a huge mistake, as not only does Arnold turn down the bribe by crumpling up the check and correctly spelling his next word ("onomatopoeia"), but Helga discovers it and becomes hurt over not only by her dad opting to stoop to such underhanded methods against her beloved, but also for not having any faith in her to win on her own. She then proceeds to get back at him by throwing the contest by deliberately misspelling her next word, "qualm", which ironically, is the same word her sister won her spelling bee with. Bob is not only left utterly humiliated at this, but is also forced to fulfill his customer's demands for the free beepers he promised them upon Helga's loss.
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** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS2E14WelcomeToTheChumBucketFrankendoodle Welcome to the Chum Bucket]]" has [[GoKartingWithBowser Mr. Krabs betting SpongeBob's contract with Plankton in a poker game]] and if he [[LostHimInACardGame lost]], [=SpongeBob=] has to go to work at the Chum Bucket. Plankton is terrible at poker to begin with, but he somehow manages to win and believes that having [=SpongeBob=] work for him could be his ace in the hole at getting the Krabby Patty formula and running the Krusty Krab out of business. However, just like all the rest of his schemes, it backfires right in his face when [[SpoiledBrat SpongeBob drives Plankton crazy]] with his [[LazyBum lazy and rebellious attitude and refused to do his job]], even after [[BrainTheft he removes his brain and puts in his robot chef]]. At the end, just before Mr. Krabs can declare bankruptcy and close the Krusty Krab for good, Plankton surrenders and admits to having cheated in the card game, puts [=SpongeBob's=] brain back in his body and allows him to return to his original workplace, deciding he's better off stealing a Krabby Patty fair and square, though not before coughing up $50 to Mr. Krabs to do so.
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** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS2E14WelcomeToTheChumBucketFrankendoodle Welcome to the Chum Bucket]]" has [[GoKartingWithBowser Mr. Krabs betting SpongeBob's contract with Plankton in a poker game]] and if he [[LostHimInACardGame lost]], [=SpongeBob=] has to go to work at the Chum Bucket. Plankton is terrible at poker to begin with, but he somehow manages to win and believes that having [=SpongeBob=] work for him could be his ace in the hole at getting the Krabby Patty formula and running the Krusty Krab out of business. However, just like all the rest of his schemes, it backfires right in his face when [[SpoiledBrat SpongeBob drives Plankton crazy]] with his [[LazyBum lazy and rebellious attitude and refused to do his job]], even after [[BrainTheft he removes his brain and puts in his robot chef]]. After all, Karen ''did'' warn him. At the end, just before Mr. Krabs can declare bankruptcy and close the Krusty Krab for good, Plankton surrenders and admits to having cheated in the card game, puts [=SpongeBob's=] brain back in his body and allows him to return to his original workplace, deciding he's better off stealing a Krabby Patty fair and square, though not before coughing up $50 to Mr. Krabs to do so.
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** Within the same episode, Robin says it [[ExactWords word for word]] to the Hive when they rob from a bank after creating a [[SadisticChoice diversion between getting away and threatening to blow up citizens with a timer bomb.]] Technically, it wasn't cheating since it wasn't a game.
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** Within the same episode, Robin says it [[ExactWords word for word]] to the Hive when they rob from a bank after creating a [[SadisticChoice diversion between getting away and threatening to blow up citizens with a timer bomb.]] Technically, it wasn't cheating since it wasn't a game.
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* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' where Toph, Sokka and Aang spend an episode cheating Fire Nation folk out of their money with such varied methods as cheating a cheater in Three-card Monte to a full-on flopsy scheme. They end up in trouble, but only because they indirectly become famous. They never give back any of the ill-gotten goods either.
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** Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' where Toph, Sokka and Aang spend an episode cheating Fire Nation folk out of their money with such varied methods as cheating a cheater in Three-card Monte to a full-on flopsy scheme. They end up in trouble, but only because they indirectly become famous. They never give back any of the ill-gotten goods either.
** Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' where Toph, Sokka and Aang spend an episode cheating Fire Nation folk out of their money with such varied methods as cheating a cheater in Three-card Monte to a full-on flopsy scheme. They end up in trouble, but only because they indirectly become famous. They never give back any of the ill-gotten goods either.
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* Hilariously subverted in the ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs'' episode "Let's Make a Right Price." The dogs are contestants on a spoof of ''Series/ThePriceIsRight,'' where the little dog wants the consolation prize, a box of doggie treats. They spin the Big Wheel where the prize is a new car, so the little dog jumps on the wheel and forces it from "1.00" to "5." The Bob Barker-looking host admonishes:
-->You cheated. You get the car!
-->You cheated. You get the car!
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* Inverted in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' where in the episode "Artful Dodgers," The Titans cheat during a dodgeball rematch against the Hive (who were playing fairly in every dodgeball game against them). The Titans win by calling the police after being eliminated. Cyborg claims the victory was by default. Jinx also points out that they were cheating before the Titans all got eliminated.
* Inverted in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' where in the episode "Artful Dodgers," The Titans cheat during a dodgeball rematch against the Hive (who were playing fairly in every dodgeball game against them). The Titans win by calling the police after being eliminated. Cyborg claims the victory was by default. Jinx also points out that they were cheating before the Titans all got eliminated.
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* Sam in the ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama All-Stars'' episode "Food Fright"; he wins the challenge for his team, but then in the elimination ceremony, it's revealed that he was caught smuggling pancakes out of fear of going to Boney Island a second time and that he was starving, thereby not only losing the challenge for his team but also getting himself flushed.
* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaPresentsTheRidonculousRace'' features the Ice Dancers, Jacques and Josee, as the season's main antagonists, who constantly cheat on challenges and unfairly sabotage other players, making several enemies during the competition. Given their rage upon a Bronze medal win, it makes [[spoiler: [[IronicHell their elimination at third place]]]] all the more satisfying.
* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaPresentsTheRidonculousRace'' features the Ice Dancers, Jacques and Josee, as the season's main antagonists, who constantly cheat on challenges and unfairly sabotage other players, making several enemies during the competition. Given their rage upon a Bronze medal win, it makes [[spoiler: [[IronicHell their elimination at third place]]]] all the more satisfying.
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** Sam in the ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama All-Stars'' episode "Food Fright"; he wins the challenge for his team, but then in the elimination ceremony, it's revealed that he was caught smuggling pancakes out of fear of going to Boney Island a second time and that he was starving, thereby not only losing the challenge for his team but also getting himself flushed.
* ** ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaPresentsTheRidonculousRace'' features the Ice Dancers, Jacques and Josee, as the season's main antagonists, who constantly cheat on challenges and unfairly sabotage other players, making several enemies during the competition. Given their rage upon a Bronze medal win, it makes [[spoiler: [[IronicHell their elimination at third place]]]] all the more satisfying.
** Sam in the ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama All-Stars'' episode "Food Fright"; he wins the challenge for his team, but then in the elimination ceremony, it's revealed that he was caught smuggling pancakes out of fear of going to Boney Island a second time and that he was starving, thereby not only losing the challenge for his team but also getting himself flushed.
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* Hilariously subverted in the ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs'' episode "Let's Make a Right Price." The dogs are contestants on a spoof of ''Series/ThePriceIsRight,'' where the little dog wants the consolation prize, a box of doggie treats. They spin the Big Wheel where the prize is a new car, so the little dog jumps on the wheel and forces it from "1.00" to "5." The Bob Barker-looking host admonishes:
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-->You cheated. You get the car!
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* Hilariously subverted in the ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs'' episode "Let's Make a Right Price." The dogs are contestants on a spoof of ''Series/ThePriceIsRight,'' where the little dog wants the consolation prize, a box of doggie treats. They spin the Big Wheel where the prize is a new car, so the little dog jumps on the wheel and forces it from "1.00" to "5." The Bob Barker-looking host admonishes:
-->You cheated. You get the car!
-->You cheated. You get the car!
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** The Aesop of "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS1E4NaughtyNauticalNeighborsBoatingSchool Boating School]]", when Patrick helps [=SpongeBob=] focus on his boating test in the form of walkie-talkies after the latter had [[RunningGag failed it 38 times]], [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption and counting]]. The boys thought ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime, until Mrs. Puff jokingly mentioned it was considered cheating, causing the boys to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone flip out and realize what they did was wrong]].
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** The Aesop of "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS1E4NaughtyNauticalNeighborsBoatingSchool Boating School]]", when Patrick helps [=SpongeBob=] focus on his boating test in the form of walkie-talkies after the latter had [[RunningGag failed it 38 times]], [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption and counting]].times]]. The boys thought ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime, until Mrs. Puff jokingly mentioned it was considered cheating, causing the boys to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone flip out and realize what they did was wrong]]. As such, [=SpongeBob=] [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption fails for the 39th time, and counting]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, only for him to get caught due to the earpiece picking up a signal from a fast food restaurant's intercom. Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters, but Penny chooses not to accept it, with her microphone being on the whole time. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson Oscar learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]], [[BrokenAesop though not before he sees Bebe and Cece spelling while playing with blocks]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, only for him to get caught due to the earpiece picking up a signal from a fast food restaurant's intercom. Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters, but Penny chooses not to accept it, with her microphone being on the whole time. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson Oscar learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]], [[BrokenAesop though not before he sees Bebe BeBe and Cece CeCe spelling while playing with blocks]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, only for him to get caught due to the earpiece picking up a signal from a fast food restaurant's intercom. Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters, but Penny chooses not to accept it, with her microphone being on the whole time. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, only for him to get caught due to the earpiece picking up a signal from a fast food restaurant's intercom. Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters, but Penny chooses not to accept it, with her microphone being on the whole time. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson Oscar learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]].days]], [[BrokenAesop though not before he sees Bebe and Cece spelling while playing with blocks]].
-->'''Oscar:''' [[HereWeGoAgain The Proud Genes continue!]]
-->'''Oscar:''' [[HereWeGoAgain The Proud Genes continue!]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and only for him to get caught due to the earpiece picking up a signal from a fast food restaurant's intercom. Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters.letters, but Penny chooses not to accept it, with her microphone being on the whole time. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat. [[AnAesop The lesson learned: parents shouldn't use their children to relive their glory days]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents fathers over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. The whole point behind it was for Oscar to relive his glory days. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join the rest of their classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join their friends at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, they they, as well as the Chang Triplets, would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join the rest of their friends classmates at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, but would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join their friends at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Both Although both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, but they would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join their friends at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Both end up being disqualified at the end, but would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join their friends at the beach retreat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'': In "[[Recap/TheProudFamilyS1E6SpellingBee Spelling Bee]]", this applies to both Penny and Timothy Smythe, the son of Oscar's old rival, Crandall Smythe, who competed in a SpellingBee with him a long time ago. Oscar enters Penny in a spelling bee to show off against Crandall, who had entered Timothy in the bee, as well, and such event is taking place on the same night as the beach retreat at their school. Timothy accepts help from the [[TheBully Gross]] [[TerribleTrio Sisters]], who feed him the answers through an earpiece, and Oscar helps Penny win by mouthing the letters. Both Timothy and Penny end up being disqualified at the end, but would rather not waste their time with their feuding parents over who won and join their friends at the beach retreat.
