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* ImagineSpot: [[https://www.gocomics.com/wizardofid/2019/07/24 In the comic for 24th of July 2019,]] an applicant is asked by the King where the applicant might see himself in five years time. The applicant has a thought bubble of himself as the king on the throne, which the King sees and is shocked by. The applicant is then seen in the dungeon in irons muttering, "Stupid thought bubble."
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* ImagineSpot: [[https://www.gocomics.com/wizardofid/2019/07/24 In the comic for 24th of July 2019,]] an applicant is asked by the King where the applicant might see himself in five years time. The applicant has a thought bubble balloon of himself as the king on the throne, which the King sees and is shocked by. The applicant is then seen in the dungeon in irons muttering, "Stupid thought bubble.balloon."
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* TunnelKing: The Spook. He can tunnel out of prison relatively easily, he just can't keep from getting caught again
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* TunnelKing: The Spook. He can tunnel out of prison relatively easily, he just can't keep from getting caught againagain.
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* PrisonersLastMeal: Often PlayedForLaughs. For example, in one Sunday strip, Turnkey asks a condemned prisoner what he wants to eat before he's hanged; "a helium sandwich", says the guy. In another strip, Turnkey tells spook that a hoagie about twenty feet long is for "Dirty Dirk", who hangs tomorrow, although the sandwich will clearly take a week to eat.
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* PrisonersLastMeal: Often PlayedForLaughs. For example, in one Sunday strip, Turnkey asks a condemned prisoner what he wants to eat before he's hanged; "a helium sandwich", says the guy. In another strip, Turnkey tells spook the Spook that a hoagie about twenty feet long is for "Dirty Dirk", who hangs tomorrow, although the sandwich will clearly take a week to eat.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: In TheSeventies, Abe Levitow and Creator/ChuckJones produced a five-minute long animated short with the Wizard of Id characters. Voices were done by Bob Holt, Creator/DonMessick and Creator/PaulWinchell. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aIBWM24ZCQ&t=79s Watch it]] on Youtube.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: In TheSeventies, Abe Levitow and Creator/ChuckJones produced a five-minute long animated short with the Wizard of Id characters. Voices were done by Bob Holt, Creator/DonMessick and Creator/PaulWinchell. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aIBWM24ZCQ&t=79s com/watch?v=6aIBWM24ZCQ Watch it]] on Youtube.
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* MagicalBarefooter: The Wizard DoesNotLikeShoes.
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* MagicalBarefooter: The Wizard DoesNotLikeShoes.PrefersGoingBarefoot.
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* PrisonersLastMeal: Often PlayedForLaughs. For example, in one Sunday strip, Turnkey asks a condemned prisoner what he wants to eat before he's hanged; "a helium sandwich", says the guy. In another strip, Turnkey tells spook that a hoagie about twenty feet long is for "Dirty Dirk", who hangs tomorrow, although the sandwich will clearly take a week to eat.
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* TunnelKing: The Spook. He can tunnel out of prison relatively easy, he just can't keep from getting caught again
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* TunnelKing: The Spook. He can tunnel out of prison relatively easy, easily, he just can't keep from getting caught again
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* MonsterInTheMoat:
** The strip features a moat around the castle which is filled with {{Stock Ness Monster}}s. The King has at various times either [[FluffyTamer regarded them as pets]], or presented the moat itself as a FantasticNatureReserve.
** One strip showed a sign next to the moat reading "beware of frogs" and two kids laughing at it, until a giant frog's tongue shot out and snapped up one of the kids.
** The strip features a moat around the castle which is filled with {{Stock Ness Monster}}s. The King has at various times either [[FluffyTamer regarded them as pets]], or presented the moat itself as a FantasticNatureReserve.
** One strip showed a sign next to the moat reading "beware of frogs" and two kids laughing at it, until a giant frog's tongue shot out and snapped up one of the kids.
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Ruritania refers to generic, stereotypical Eastern European countries. I do not have enough knowledge of this series to confidently suggest an alternative, however.
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''The Wizard of Id'' is a daily newspaper comic strip created by American cartoonists Johnny Hart (''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'') and Brant Parker. Launched in 1964, the strip follows the antics of a large cast of characters in a [[{{Ruritania}} shabby medieval kingdom called "Id"]]. From time to time, the King refers to his subjects as "[[SurroundedByIdiots Idiots]]". The title is a play on ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', combined with the Freudian psychological term Id, which represents the instinctive and primal part of the human psyche.
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''The Wizard of Id'' is a daily newspaper comic strip created by American cartoonists Johnny Hart (''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'') and Brant Parker. Launched in 1964, the strip follows the antics of a large cast of characters in a [[{{Ruritania}} shabby medieval kingdom called "Id"]]."Id". From time to time, the King refers to his subjects as "[[SurroundedByIdiots Idiots]]". The title is a play on ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', combined with the Freudian psychological term Id, which represents the instinctive and primal part of the human psyche.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: An old strip had the King of Id threatening to imprison anyone caught telling ethnic jokes. When Rodney quips, "We don't have a Chinaman's chance of making that stick," the next panel shows Rodney in the dungeon.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: PoliticalOvercorrectness: An old strip had the King of Id threatening to imprison anyone caught telling ethnic jokes. When Rodney quips, "We don't have a Chinaman's chance of making that stick," the next panel shows Rodney in the dungeon.
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%%* HappyHarlequinHat: Bung always wears one.
%%* HappyHarlequinHat: Bung always wears one.
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--> (Sir Rodney notices a sign behind the counter reading, [- ASK ABOUT OUR TUNA SALAD -].)\\
'''Sir Rodney''': How's the tuna salad?\\
'''Chef''': It's poison.\\
'''Sir Rodney''': Then why the sign?\\
'''Chef''': Sometimes I forget.
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Brant handed art duties over to his son Jeff Parker in 1997. When Hart died a decade later, his grandson Mason Mastroianni took over both ''Wizard of Id'' and Hart's other strip, ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'', although unlike on ''B.C.'', he only handled writing duties until Jeff Parker's retirement in 2015.
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Brant handed art duties over to his son Jeff Parker in 1997. When Hart died a decade later, his grandson Mason Mastroianni took over both ''Wizard of Id'' and Hart's other strip, ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'', although unlike on ''B.C.'', he only handled writing duties until Jeff Parker's retirement Parker exited the strip in 2015.
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''The Wizard of Id'' is a daily newspaper comic strip created by American cartoonists Johnny Hart (''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'') and Brant Parker. Launched in 1964, the strip follows the antics of a large cast of characters in a [[{{Ruritania}} shabby medieval kingdom called "Id"]]. From time to time, the King refers to his subjects as "[[SurroundedByIdiots Idiots]]". (The title is a play on ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', combined with the Freudian psychological term Id, which represents the instinctive and primal part of the human psyche.)
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''The Wizard of Id'' is a daily newspaper comic strip created by American cartoonists Johnny Hart (''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'') and Brant Parker. Launched in 1964, the strip follows the antics of a large cast of characters in a [[{{Ruritania}} shabby medieval kingdom called "Id"]]. From time to time, the King refers to his subjects as "[[SurroundedByIdiots Idiots]]". (The The title is a play on ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', combined with the Freudian psychological term Id, which represents the instinctive and primal part of the human psyche.)
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Brant handed art duties over to his son Jeff Parker in the 1997. When Hart died a decade later, his grandson Mason Mastroianni took over both ''Wizard of Id'' and Hart's other strip, ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'', although unlike on ''BC'', he only handled writing duties until Jeff Parker's retirement in 2015.
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Brant handed art duties over to his son Jeff Parker in the 1997. When Hart died a decade later, his grandson Mason Mastroianni took over both ''Wizard of Id'' and Hart's other strip, ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'', although unlike on ''BC'', ''B.C.'', he only handled writing duties until Jeff Parker's retirement in 2015.
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Brant handed art duties over to his son Jeff Parker in the 1997. When Hart died a decade later, his grandson Mason Mastroianni took over both ''Wizard of Id'' and Hart's other strip, ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}'', although unlike on ''BC'', he only handled writing duties until Jeff Parker's retirement in 2015.
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* CourtMage: The Wizard of course.
* RegalRuff: The Duke wears one.
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* SaintBernardRescueSaintBernardRescue: Usually involved in rescues of Bung and depicted with the stereotypical brandy barrel.
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* LiteralMetaphor: A strip involves the King responding to an opponent's claims that the kingdom is going down the drain. Suddenly there's a loud gurgling sound, which turns out to be the North Tower.
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* TruthSerums: The Wizard once invented a truth serum. The King then put it into the water supply.
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* GoodNewsBadNews:
--> '''King:''' Fellow Idians... I have some good news and some bad news... \\
'''Peasant 1:''' I bet we get the bad news first.\\
'''Peasant 2:''' You're on.\\
'''King:''' I'm not going to be able to speak very long today...\\
'''Peasant 2:''' Pay up.
--> '''King:''' Fellow Idians... I have some good news and some bad news... \\
'''Peasant 1:''' I bet we get the bad news first.\\
'''Peasant 2:''' You're on.\\
'''King:''' I'm not going to be able to speak very long today...\\
'''Peasant 2:''' Pay up.
* MagicMirror: The King asks one "Who is the tallest of them all?"
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* SingleMaltVision: When a guard tries to arrest Bung for public intoxication, Bung claims that he can't be arrested if he can walk between two lines. Of course, there's only one line there.
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* SingleMaltVision: When a guard tries to arrest Bung for public intoxication, Bung claims that he "You can't be arrested make an arrest if he I can walk between these two lines. white lines!" Of course, there's only one line there.
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** The King declares in a speech "My door is always open". Someone goes to visit and finds the door open -- and the room empty.
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* SingleMaltVision: When a guard tries to arrest Bung for public intoxication, Bung claims that he can't be arrested if he can walk between two lines. Of course, there's only one line there.
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* MagicalBarefooter: The Wizard DoesNotLikeShoes.
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* GagNose: Although almost every male character in the strip (except for the Wizard, the King, and the Duke) is drawn with an absurdly large nose, only Rodney's is typically commented on in-universe.
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* GagNose: Although almost every male character in the strip (except for the Wizard, the King, Wizard and the Duke) is drawn with an absurdly large nose, only Rodney's is typically commented on in-universe.