History Headscratchers / TotallySpies

*** Sadly when a show becomes [[CashCowFranchise: popular and drags on for too long]], it suffers from a [[DependingOnTheArtist,DependingOnTheWriter]] syndrome. As in new writers of each episodes writes in new trivias that were not cannon in the original episodes contradicting the characters drastically from their origins. For example: In the episode titled "Aliens!" in season 1, Alex states that she is a Virgo. But in later seasons, she says she's a Pieces. In "Wild Style" season 1, Alex is clearly seen sneezing violently at Clover who was turned into a were-cat stating that she has severe cat allergies. But in season 6 episode 2 "Cat Fight!", Alex turns into a were-cat and should have just imploded by herself, but nope. she is fine and is not showing any signs of severe bloating, asphyxiation or even violent sneezing.

** It's not done arbitrarily. The reasons shows do this is to avoid insulting actual existing countries and people. So they make up a fictional country or historical character if said country or character are evil and corrupt. Instead of using actual countries like for example: Cuba or Che Guevara as an example of corruption and a corrupted leader which may or may not be true, (considering that both were viewed as tyrant corrupted country and leader but were viewed as heroes in their respective countries), or when the actual ruler is still around and alive which could become an international problem the least punishment would be the ban of the show or cartoon. It's only logical to create fictional countries or fictional historical characters to avoid direct insulting of actual existing countries and people if said country or character are villains.

** I also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. However, if you want to enjoy the shows universe but wish they would use logic or believe Sam, Alex and Clover deserve better. Then fix it fanfic can help you out, (If the story includes the girls calling Jerry out) well then, the story already has a fan.

** I also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. However fix it fanfic can help you out. If you want to enjoy the shows universe but wish they would use logic or believe Sam, Alex and Clover deserve better, try writing a fix it fic. (If the story includes the girls calling Jerry out) well then, it already has a fan!

*** Although I (a fan) among other people (most of them also fans), agree with parts of your review. I for instance also hate the girls moms in this episode and their boss Jerry (in multiple episodes) and also wonder why the main girls blame themselves for something three mean (yet hypnotized) teenage girls did.
** I can also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. However fix it fanfic can help you out. If you want to enjoy the shows universe but wish they would use logic or believe Sam, Alex and Clover deserve better, try writing a fix it fic. (If the story includes the girls calling Jerry out) well then, it already has a fan!

** I can also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. Fix it fanfic can help you if you want to enjoy the shows universe while having it use logic.

*** Although I (a fan) among other people (most of them also fans), agree with parts of your review. I for instance also hate the girls moms in this episode and their boss Jerry (in multiple episodes) and also wonder why the main girls blame themselves for something three mean (yet hypnotized) teenage girls did. I can also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. Fix it fanfic can help you if you want to enjoy the shows universe while having it use logic.

*** (Although I and other people, agree with parts of your review). I for instance also hate the girls moms in this episode and their boss Jerry (in multiple episodes) and also wonder why the main girls blame themselves for something three mean (yet hypnotized) teenage girls did. I can also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series again. Fix it fanfic can help you if you want to enjoy the shows universe while having it use logic.

** [[CreatorMrEnter]] please go lie down, it’s ok, you don’t have to worry anymore. There is a reason for this madness, you see logic isn’t always a thing in this show. You, actual fans of the show along with the rest of the world have pointed out the logic fails. However the show still continues to bring people joy.

** [[Creator/MrEnter]] please go lie down, it’s ok, you don’t have to worry anymore. There is a reason for this madness, you see logic isn’t always a thing in this show. You, actual fans of the show along with the rest of the world have pointed out the logic fails. However the show still continues to bring people joy.

** [[Creator/Mr.Enter]] please go lie down, it’s ok, you don’t have to worry anymore, there is a reason for this madness. You see logic isn’t always a thing in this show. You, actual fans of the show and the rest of the world have pointed out the flaws. However the show still continues to bring people joy. (Although I agree with other parts of the review). I also hate the girls moms, and their boss Jerry, for instance. I can also see how, this very episode alone, might turn you off of wanting to watch the whole series.

** Creator/Mr.Enter please go lie down, it’s ok you don’t have to worry anymore. You see logic isn’t always a thing in this show. You, fans of the show and the rest of world have pointed out. However the show still continues to bring people joy... Although I agree with other parts of your review. I also hate their moms, and Jerry and can totally see how this episode alone might turn you off of the series.

* ''HOW'' do you unlock a door with a ''Can opener''?! I might believe that maybe they could use a can opener to break in if they like smashed a window with it (It's plausible - concentrate enough force and you can crack a window then break it, it'd work better on some older windows admittedly) yet we see Sam using a can opener on the door. Just... ''HOW''?!? Even if she tried to break the lock on it, you'd still have to be able to rotate the can opener or the door enough to literally ''break'' the lock off or even the knob. But just... ''HOW''?!

** Likely a midlife crisis the girls were previously made aware of. If their mothers just got make overs, to look more like their their daughters, so they could surprise them. Then the girls would definitely question their mothers. As for the redesign reason well other than to confuse the audience, no I really can’t think of one. (Their mothers at least look less like clones of their daughters in season six... Thank god! (Although what was with them giving Alex’s dad a redesign in that same season?)

** His family’s store was bought out, although seeing as he was in charge, he could of refused the money.

* What exactly did Simon Tucker specialize in before his business was closed? Was it something to do with malls, as he hates shopping?

* I'm having trouble remembering which episode it was where I believe it was Clover about to be vaporized in James Bond fashion, but Alex and Sam stop the laser just in the nick of time, prompting clover to say, "[[IncrediblyLamePun I enjoy the spotlight as much as anyone, but this was ridiculous]]."

** Not to mention made up countries like Brazuela ("A Thing for Musicians"), Lyrobia, Kenyopia ("Queen for a Day"), et cetera, as well as Iceland being icy instead of green. At least the got Greenland right.

* What exactly did Simon Tucker specialize in before his business was closed? Was it something to do with malls, as he hates shopping?

** They clearly passed out. Nobody dies in this show. Except for Max Exterminus from "Creepy Crawly Much?", Principal John Smith from "Soul Collector" and Helga Von Guggen's lawyer in "Wild Style".

*** It's a world wide spy organization. You think they care about such pesky things as ''laws''? It's not like CIA, KGB, MI6 or anyone else cares about them, apart when they suit them.

** They clearly passed out. Nobody dies in this show. Except for Max Exterminus from "Creepy Crawly Much?" and Principal John Smith from "Soul Collector".

* Also, in W.O.W, when Ariel's stone broke, and the women who under its control were set free, did they die or did they just pass out?

Also, in W.O.W, when Ariel's stone broke, and the women who under its control were set free, did they die or did they just pass out?

** I kinda saw that as a reference to the quote, "Bullimia is Sooo '87," from TheEighties film, ''{{Heathers}}''.

** Her parents may have cut her pocket money, forcing her to find another way to earn money.

* Anyone else think that Alex would've been a better choice for impersonating Queen Tassara? I mean, they have similar skin tones, eye colors, and voices. I think W.O.O.H.P. learned from this episode and decided to choose who would be impersonating whom from now on (as evidenced in "A Spy is Born: Part 1")

* Alex clearly has wealthy parents (as shown by her constant shopping sprees and she is even later seen with a limousine, when she's about to sent off to a ''private school in England''), but how come in one episode, she had money problems and ended up working at a fried chicken restaurant?

* Alex clearly has wealthy parents (her constant shopping sprees and she is even later seen with a limousine, when she's about to sent off to a ''private school in England''), but how come in one episode, she had money problems and ended up working at a fried chicken restaurant?