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* The song he wrote for ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him]], though on the show itself it was two different actors)
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* The song he wrote for ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself ([[ActingForTwo Also played by him]], though on the show itself it was two different actors)
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* The song he wrote for ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])him]], though on the show itself it was two different actors)
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*In an strange sort of way, The Masochism Tango counts as this trope, by his standards at least. Sure, the joke is that it’s incredibly disturbing, but a song about a happy couple who engage in pretty heavily extreme, yet still clearly consensual, sadomasochistic kinks is positively sweet compared to his usual preferred topics.
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* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, UsefulNotes/{{Norway}}, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
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* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, UsefulNotes/{{Norway}}, he only gives a shy little nod. he He almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany1971, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, Norway, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, Norway, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany1971, ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo,Norway, UsefulNotes/{{Norway}}, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.performance.
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany, Series/TheElectricCompany1971, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for Series/TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])]])
* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, Norway, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
* It's kind of cute that when he comes back out to take a bow after his filmed appearance in Oslo, Norway, he only gives a shy little nod. he almost seems surprised that people would applaud his darkly comic songs. It's also gratifying - the audience was pretty cautious throughout the recording, so it must've come as a surprise to Tom that they actually appreciated his performance.
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* The song he wrote for TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for TheElectricCompany, Series/TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
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* The song he wrote for TheElectricCompany, "N'T" has the singer trying to get a grouch to come out of his shell and play. In the end, he succeeds. While a fan may expect a bit of sarcasm from Lehrer, he sounds sincere and supportive the entire song towards his opposite. ([[TalkingToHimself Also played by him.]])
