History DarthWiki / MillvilleMornings

* LongTitle: Some of the episode titles, like "Wendy's Dead, Now Move On With Your Life", "Seeking a Franz for the End of the World", and "Look Forth, Look At the Firth of Forth".

* BritishRoyalGuards: Seen dancing during one song.

* CartoonBomb: In episode 8, the characters ''play bowling'' with it.

* CoitusEnsues: InUniverse example where Bryan decides to add a sex scene between the hero and his girlfriend.

This show is a little hard to describe. [[Recap/MillvilleMornings Summaries of individual episodes]] may give some idea of its premise.

** Wendy's only important trait is that she's an ActionGirl. She also has little bad traits. Characters [[LampshadeHanging call attention]] to this heavily and this makes her more susceptible to {{slapstick|KnowsNoGender}}.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Occurs less commonly than Brown's other works.

%%* InnocentCohabitation

* TheyFightCrime: He's a bored and studious boy! She's an hyperactive ActionGirl! They fight monsters!

** There's one to Wiki/ThisVeryWiki. In episode 17, Clark sees the [[ItCameFromTheFridge food monster]] and quips that someone's putting it on the FridgeHorror page. Bryan asks him, "You're reading TV Tropes again, are you?" Clark says maybe.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: As the show shifted from LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters to a somewhat MinimalistCast where most of the plot focused Wendy, Bryan, Clark, Cromwell, and the monsters. Remember Susan?

** Clark finally makes the ultimate sandwich in episode 29. Suddenly, dramatic orchestral music plays and crepuscular rays shine on the sandwich, as he lifts the sandwich on a high place with people below bowing in a "[[Disney/TheLionKing The Circle of Life]]"-esque way. Being [[TheChewToy Clark]], he drops the sandwich... and it falls ''[[RuleOfFunny up]]''. It turns out that aliens abducted it.

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** There's one to ThisVeryWiki. In episode 17, Clark sees the [[ItCameFromTheFridge food monster]] and quips that someone's putting it on the FridgeHorror page. Bryan asks him, "You're reading TV Tropes again, are you?" Clark says maybe.

* ActionGirl

* AffectionateParody
* AliensInCardiff: Episode 2.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: Episode 3
* AmusingInjuries

* {{Animesque}}: Uses some animation techniques of anime, but not a lot.

* ArtShift

* BigBallOfViolence

* BlackComedyRape

* BowlingForRatings: Episode 8.

* ChristmasEpisode: Episode 9.

* ComedicSociopathy

* CouchGag

* CutawayGag: Normally averted. Jokes are preferably incorporated into the plot, [[RapidFireComedy adding them as it goes along]].

* DeadpanSnarker

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything
** Taiko-1's job, protecting the game from copying, can be a type of DRM.

* DysfunctionJunction

* EverytownAmerica: Millville.
* ExaggeratedTrope
* FakeInteractivity: Subverted.

* FanDisservice

** Also, scenes that look like they're supposed to be titillating but instead apply extreme OffModel to the characters so that the result looks more silly.

* FauxActionGirl

* GagSeries
* GameShowAppearance: Episode 22.

* HalfwayPlotSwitch: Lots.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Bryan and Clark.

* InnocentCohabitation

* IrisOut: When the episode does not end with a PastelChalkedFreezeFrame.

* LostForever: [[spoiler:The Male Transformation Gun falls out of Clark's hands, off the cliffs, and into uncharted gorges]].

* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy

* MoodWhiplash

* MundaneMadeAwesome

* NoodleImplements

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome

* OverlyLongGag

* ParodySue: Wendy's only important trait is that she's an ActionGirl. She also has little bad traits. Characters [[LampshadeHanging call attention]] to this heavily and this makes her more susceptible to {{slapstick|KnowsNoGender}}.

* PoliceAreUseless
* PostModernism

* RapidFireComedy

* {{Reconstruction}}
* ReferenceOverdosed

* RuleOfCool
* RuleOfFunny

* SceneryPorn

** This trope is also used when the writers consider the characters' discussions to be boring, along with fanservice.

* SexyDiscretionShot

* ShaggyDogStory: The GenderBender arc, where Wendy, Bryan, and Clark go on a journey to the mountains to find the Male Transformation Gun. [[spoiler:Said gun [[LostForever falls into a gorge]], and the three go back to Cromwell to complain. Cromwell just lets them use the Undo Transformation Gun, which changes Clark back to a boy]].

-->'''Wendy:''' [''slaps Stacy.''] [[DefiedTrope I said no.]]

* SmallReferencePools: Averted to the point of lampshading at the amount of obscure references.

* StealthInsult

* StylisticSuck: The animation. See {{Retraux}} above.

* [[TrappedInTVLand Trapped in Eroge Land]]: Bryan buys a cursed Eroge online. The game corrupts his console and traps him and every female in the neighborhood into the game.

* TwoGuysAndAGirl

* WordSaladTitle
** Also the eroge, ''Cheese-chan and Baby''. Cheese is a BlindIdiotTranslation of Chizu, and the plot involves finding a DoorstopBaby.

* YearX: Takes place in the year 20--.

* GirlsNeedRoleModels: Plays the trope itself straight story-wise, but makes fun of the idea of "strong female characters" liberally.

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!!Subpages:
* [[Characters/MillvilleMornings Character sheet]]
* [[Funny/MillvilleMornings Funny moments]]
* [[Headscratchers/MillvilleMornings Headscratchers]]
* [[NightmareFuel/MillvilleMornings Nightmare Fuel]]
* [[Recap/MillvilleMornings Episode list]]
* [[TearJerker/MillvilleMornings Tear Jerkers]]
[[/index]]

* PunBasedTitle: Often, to the point where the title card for episode 29[[note]]"[[Main/SeekingAFriendForTheEndOfTheWorld Seeking a Franz for the End of the World]]"[[/note]] has the caption, "An oppuntunity not taken is an oppuntunity lost."

[[quoteright:200:~~HalfHourComedy FantasticComedy, {{Parody}}~~]]

* RealisticDictionIsUnrealistic: A lampshaded aversion when Hirsch makes a list of things with the list showing up in the side, messing up, the item in the written list being crossed out, and replaced as he corrects himself.