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* AnAesop: Several, delivered by both Inner Neil and Real Neil:
** "Don't stop writing your story! You've just started it . . . trust your heart, trust your story."
** "Writing isn't all about pleasing other people. You've got a story to tell, and you're the only one who can tell it."
** Your readers don't have to understand your story to like it.
** "Don't stop writing your story! You've just started it . . . trust your heart, trust your story."
** "Writing isn't all about pleasing other people. You've got a story to tell, and you're the only one who can tell it."
** Your readers don't have to understand your story to like it.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode has many similarities to "The Great Sock Mystery" from season 7. Both involve Mr. Toad and the Sock Market.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode has many similarities to "The Great Sock Mystery" from season 7. Both involve Mr. Toad and the Sock Market.Market.
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* EvilBrit: [[Discussed]]; After Sue Ellen’s friends read her story, Muffy immediately thinks it would make a good movie and thinks about getting a good English actor to play the main antagonist of the story.
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* EvilBrit: [[Discussed]]; {{Discussed}}; After Sue Ellen’s friends read her story, Muffy immediately thinks about making it would make into a good movie and thinks about getting a good English actor to play the main antagonist of the story.
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* EvilBrit: [[Discussed]]; After Sue Ellen’s friends read her story, Muffy immediately thinks it would make a good movie and thinks about getting a good English actor to play the main antagonist of the story.
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* TheBusCameBack: D.W.’s pet toad way back in "So Long Spanky" returns as Mr. Toad’s wife. She even mentions her time as D.W.’s pet before leaving her for unknown reasons.
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After Pal accidentally bets away a lot of socks in the house to the Sock Exchange, he and Amigo must get Mr. Toad to like lint.
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After Pal accidentally bets away a lot of socks in the house to the Sock Exchange, he and Amigo must get Mr. Toad to like lint.lint.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode has many similarities to "The Great Sock Mystery" from season 7. Both involve Mr. Toad and the Sock Market.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode has many similarities to "The Great Sock Mystery" from season 7. Both involve Mr. Toad and the Sock Market.
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* ShoutOut: Some of Neil Gaiman's novels appear in this episode. Sue Ellen is a big fan of them.
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Sue Ellen gets her book signed by Neil Gaiman who encourages her to write her own graphic novel. As she starts, Neil starts appearing as a muse in Sue Ellen's food as she struggles to start and finish her story.
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* LighterAndSofter: Neil Gaiman made his start as the creator of ''ComicBook/{{Sandman}}'' and a series of adult fantasy and science fiction novels, which tend to run on the violent side. He reads aloud "Instructions" and gives a free copy of ''Literature/{{Coraline}}'' to Sue Ellen, two of his most child-friendly works.
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* LighterAndSofter: Neil Gaiman made his start as the creator of ''ComicBook/{{Sandman}}'' ''Comicbook/TheSandman'' and a series of adult fantasy and science fiction novels, which tend to run on the violent side. He reads aloud "Instructions" and gives a free copy of ''Literature/{{Coraline}}'' to Sue Ellen, two of his most child-friendly works.
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[[AC: Falafelosophy]]
Sue Ellen gets her book signed by Neil Gaiman who encourages her to write her own graphic novel. As she starts, Neil starts appearing as a muse in Sue Ellen's food as she struggles to start and finish her story.
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* AnAesop: Several, delivered by both Inner Neil and Real Neil:
** "Don't stop writing your story! You've just started it . . . trust your heart, trust your story."
** "Writing isn't all about pleasing other people. You've got a story to tell, and you're the only one who can tell it."
** Your readers don't have to understand your story to like it.
* ArtisticLicense: PlayedForLaughs: Neil Gaiman's book signings tend to be loud, rowdy and exciting, with the lines lasting for hours. Here, the audience is quieter as he reads aloud, and Sue Ellen only has to wait a few minutes to get her copy of ''Instructions'' signed.
* BreakingTheFourthWall:
** In the ColdOpen, D.W. gives Arthur half a star for his monologue on how many famous historical figures were initially considered failures. When Arthur tries to shut her up and promise the episode is even better than his opening, she uses a remote to switch to the episode.
** Inner Neil breaks the fourth wall when he appears in Sue Ellen's falafel and shouts "Cue special effects!" when she's understandably confused.
* IceCreamKoan: Mr. Cantabulus, the man who runs the falafel truck, is full of these. Lampshaded by Binky and Sue Ellen, who don't exactly understand what he's saying, though Sue Ellen uses his philosophy of people being round and pointy as inspiration for her graphic novel.
* LighterAndSofter: Neil Gaiman made his start as the creator of ''ComicBook/{{Sandman}}'' and a series of adult fantasy and science fiction novels, which tend to run on the violent side. He reads aloud "Instructions" and gives a free copy of ''Literature/{{Coraline}}'' to Sue Ellen, two of his most child-friendly works.
* ARareSentence: "Neil Gaiman? What are you doing in my falafel?!"
* {{Squee}}: Sue Ellen has this reaction when Neil asks to read her graphic novel.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Back in Season Two, Arthur couldn't juggle. Now he successfully juggles bean bags.
[[AC: The Great Lint Rush]]
After Pal accidentally bets away a lot of socks in the house to the Sock Exchange, he and Amigo must get Mr. Toad to like lint.
Sue Ellen gets her book signed by Neil Gaiman who encourages her to write her own graphic novel. As she starts, Neil starts appearing as a muse in Sue Ellen's food as she struggles to start and finish her story.
!! Tropes
* AnAesop: Several, delivered by both Inner Neil and Real Neil:
** "Don't stop writing your story! You've just started it . . . trust your heart, trust your story."
** "Writing isn't all about pleasing other people. You've got a story to tell, and you're the only one who can tell it."
** Your readers don't have to understand your story to like it.
* ArtisticLicense: PlayedForLaughs: Neil Gaiman's book signings tend to be loud, rowdy and exciting, with the lines lasting for hours. Here, the audience is quieter as he reads aloud, and Sue Ellen only has to wait a few minutes to get her copy of ''Instructions'' signed.
* BreakingTheFourthWall:
** In the ColdOpen, D.W. gives Arthur half a star for his monologue on how many famous historical figures were initially considered failures. When Arthur tries to shut her up and promise the episode is even better than his opening, she uses a remote to switch to the episode.
** Inner Neil breaks the fourth wall when he appears in Sue Ellen's falafel and shouts "Cue special effects!" when she's understandably confused.
* IceCreamKoan: Mr. Cantabulus, the man who runs the falafel truck, is full of these. Lampshaded by Binky and Sue Ellen, who don't exactly understand what he's saying, though Sue Ellen uses his philosophy of people being round and pointy as inspiration for her graphic novel.
* LighterAndSofter: Neil Gaiman made his start as the creator of ''ComicBook/{{Sandman}}'' and a series of adult fantasy and science fiction novels, which tend to run on the violent side. He reads aloud "Instructions" and gives a free copy of ''Literature/{{Coraline}}'' to Sue Ellen, two of his most child-friendly works.
* ARareSentence: "Neil Gaiman? What are you doing in my falafel?!"
* {{Squee}}: Sue Ellen has this reaction when Neil asks to read her graphic novel.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Back in Season Two, Arthur couldn't juggle. Now he successfully juggles bean bags.
[[AC: The Great Lint Rush]]
After Pal accidentally bets away a lot of socks in the house to the Sock Exchange, he and Amigo must get Mr. Toad to like lint.
