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-->'''Officer Keys''': [[TranquilFury (Dry Voice) Attacking a police officer is a serious offense.]] [[BewareOfTheNiceOnes (Serious Voice) You're coming with me!]]''''
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-->'''Officer Keys''': [[TranquilFury (Dry Voice) Attacking a police officer is a serious offense.]] [[BewareOfTheNiceOnes offense. (Serious Voice) You're coming with me!]]''''me!''''
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* BerserkButton: Despite being an overall nice guy, whatever you do, never attack Officer Keys, Gramma Alice found it the hard way. [[TranquilFury Seriously, you don't want to see Officer Keys angry]].
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Officer Keys rightfully calls out Alice for harassing people in the Farmer's Market.
-->'''Alice''': Stay out of this Keys! It ain't illegal to sell tomatoes.''''
-->'''Officer Keys''': Well no, but it is illegal to harass all of these people.''''
-->'''Alice''': Stay out of this Keys! It ain't illegal to sell tomatoes.''''
-->'''Officer Keys''': Well no, but it is illegal to harass all of these people.''''
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* PoliceAreUseless: Averted. Officer Keys calls out Alice for harassing people at the Farmer's Market and arrests her, when she kicks him, yet he fails in realize that Alice escaped.
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* SpannerInTheWork: If Gloria and the chickens didn't arrived to the Farmer's Market, Gramma Alice would had been in jail by now, as one of them, helped Alice to escape from Officer Key's car.
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* TranquilFury: In the very moment Gramma Alice kicks Officer Keys, his cheerful voice changes to a dry voice while still keeping his happy face, while telling her that attacking a police officer is a serious crime.
-->'''Officer Keys''': [[TranquilFury (Dry Voice) Attacking a police officer is a serious offense.]] [[BewareOfTheNiceOnes (Serious Voice) You're coming with me!]]''''
-->'''Officer Keys''': [[TranquilFury (Dry Voice) Attacking a police officer is a serious offense.]] [[BewareOfTheNiceOnes (Serious Voice) You're coming with me!]]''''
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Officer Keys threatens to arrest a guy for leaving his sweat all over a treadmill. [[TruthInTelevision In real life leaving your body fluids in a public place is considered a crime, specially because many people had contracted serious illness that way]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Officer Keys was suppoused to teach the kids that swearing is wrong, but he instead ends teaching the kids more swears, believing they should know them so they won't say them. Bill rightfully calls him out on this before and after he does this. Bill also glares to him, after going "Full Dad".
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* PoliceAreUseless: Averted and Played Straight. Officer Keys threatens to arrest a guy for leaving sweat all over a treadmill, [[TruthInTelevision considering in real life how many people had contracted serious illness for people leaving their body fluids in public places,]] [[DumbassHasAPoint he had all the right on calling out that guy,]] [[NiceJobBreakingItHero and yet, he fails in helping Bill with his issue of the kids swearing]].
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* InformedObscenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
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* InformedObscenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, out (despite the fact the episode is called ''[[NeverTrustATitle Bleeped]]''), the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
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* IncrediblyLongNote: Tilly ends the choir's number with an increasingly high pitched one. Her final one during the concert is so high, it attracts a crowd of animals from the zoo.
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* LastSecondWordSwap: When Cricket is about to deliver the big finish to the concert, at first it seems he's about to drop the big B-bomb he planned, but then he remembers Bill's words to him and realizes he cannot do it, so he finishes with the regular "best" instead.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Gloria becomes this near the end, as she remembers the picture of the chicken she posted became a hint on the internet, prompting her to inspire the Greens to go social and advertise their stand.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Gloria becomes this near the end, as she remembers the picture of the chicken she posted became a hint hit on the internet, prompting her to inspire the Greens to go social and advertise their stand.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Gloria becomes this near the end, as she remembers the picture of the chicken she posted became a hint on the internet, prompting her to inspire the Greens to go social and advertise their stand.
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* TeamHandStack: The Greens do one as they prepare to round up customers to save their business.
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* TeamHandStack: The Greens do one as they prepare to round up customers to save their business.business.
* WhamEpisode: The Greens' stand has now gone viral and more popular thanks to Gloria teaching them how to go social.
* WhamEpisode: The Greens' stand has now gone viral and more popular thanks to Gloria teaching them how to go social.
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* PublicityStunt: Cricket takes this trope literally and sets up an elaborate, highly dangerous stunt to drum up publicity for the stand. He sets up a rickety ramp that will send him flying into a billboard, landing on a water bucket precariously standing on the top of a long pole, while bath bombs on his pockets will simultaneously bathe him... and he's doing it all while covered in honey. Unfortunately, it fails miserably.
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* PublicityStunt: Cricket takes this trope literally and sets up an elaborate, highly dangerous stunt to drum up publicity for the stand. He sets up a rickety ramp that will send him flying into a billboard, landing on a water bucket precariously standing on the top of a long pole, while bath bombs on his pockets will simultaneously bathe him... and he's doing it all while covered in honey. Unfortunately, it fails miserably.miserably.
* TeamHandStack: The Greens do one as they prepare to round up customers to save their business.
* TeamHandStack: The Greens do one as they prepare to round up customers to save their business.
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* LimitedWardrobe: Bill is shown to keep extra pairs of his everyday wardrobe in the truck, which the Greens use as uniforms.
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* SirSwearsALot: Cricket becomes one, thanks to hearing a strange but offensive word from Gramma, which soon passes on to the others.
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* UnusualEuphemism: The swear words in this universe are uncensored, but near-sounding gibberish, such as "blort", "swip" "cret", "cuft", and so forth.
* VerySpecialEpisode: About swearing and profanity, and how to control it.
* VerySpecialEpisode: About swearing and profanity, and how to control it.
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* ProfinityPolice: Bill is absolutely against foul language and forbids Cricket from using the word Gramma said, but he doesn't listen.
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* ProfinityPolice: ProfanityPolice: Bill is absolutely against foul language and forbids Cricket from using the word Gramma said, but he doesn't listen.
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* OnlySaneMan: Tilly is the only kid who never says the cuss word Cricket learned.
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* ProfinityPolice: Bill is absolutely against foul language and forbids Cricket from using the word Gramma said, but he doesn't listen.
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Officer Keys' presentation on how it's not okay to swear only spurs the kids to swear more. FIrst he just mentions several bad words, inadvertently teaching the kids new swears; then he plays a pop song full of swears so they can identify them and not say them, the catchy music only making them want to swear more.
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Officer Keys' presentation on how it's not okay to swear only spurs the kids to swear more. FIrst First he just mentions several bad words, inadvertently teaching the kids new swears; then he plays a pop song full of swears so they can identify them and not say them, the catchy music only making them want to swear more.
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* EpicFail: Cricket's spectacular stunt fails when one of the chickens knocks over the stick holding up the jump on the ramp, causing Cricket to plow onto the pavement.
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaks her out.
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaks her out.
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* CluckingFunny: Gloria accidentally lets the chickens loose and chases after them. She is surprised to find them getting on a bus, which she follows all the way to the farmers market, where they proceed to cause chaos.
* EpicFail: Cricket's spectacular stunt fails when one of the chickens knocks over the stick holding up the jump on the ramp, causing Cricket to plow onto thepavement.
pavement. He knocks over the bucket he was supposed to land in, which falls on and drenches him, causing the bath bombs in his back pockets to spray suds out his pant legs.
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaksher the woman out.
* EpicFail: Cricket's spectacular stunt fails when one of the chickens knocks over the stick holding up the jump on the ramp, causing Cricket to plow onto the
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaks
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* GivingThemTheStrip: When Bill has him by the shoulder straps, Cricket gets away by taking off his overalls, DressedInLayers wearing a second pair underneath]]. When Bill catches him a second time, he asks if Cricket has a third set of overalls; Cricket responds that he tried, but it made his butt look chunky.
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* GivingThemTheStrip: When Bill has him by the shoulder straps, Cricket gets away by taking off his overalls, DressedInLayers [[DressedInLayers wearing a second pair underneath]]. When Bill catches him a second time, he asks if Cricket has a third set of overalls; Cricket responds that he tried, but it made his butt look chunky.
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* InformedObsenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
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* InformedObsenity: GoofySuit: Officer Keys makes Bill wear a tongue costume as part of his anti-swearing presentation.
* InformedObscenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
* InformedObscenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Officer Keys' presentation on how it's not okay to swear only spurs the kids to swear more. FIrst he just mentions several bad words, inadvertently teaching the kids new swears; then he plays a pop song full of swears so they can identify them and not say them, the catchy music only making them want to swear more.
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* BigNo: When Cricket removes the wire Remy is wearing so he can curse, we cut to Vasquez in a surveillance van yelling "Master Remy! NOOOOO!"
* BlankWhiteEyes: Bill when threatening Cricket.
* BlankWhiteEyes: Bill when threatening Cricket.
* FullNameUltimatum: When Bill calls "Cricket Ernest Green", you know he's not kidding around.
* FunWithAcronyms: Officer Keys' anti-cursing program, "'''C'''ould '''U''' '''S'''peak '''S'''weetly?"
* FunWithAcronyms: Officer Keys' anti-cursing program, "'''C'''ould '''U''' '''S'''peak '''S'''weetly?"
* GivingThemTheStrip: When Bill has him by the shoulder straps, Cricket gets away by taking off his overalls, DressedInLayers wearing a second pair underneath]]. When Bill catches him a second time, he asks if Cricket has a third set of overalls; Cricket responds that he tried, but it made his butt look chunky.
* GlassShatteringSound: Tilly practices her high note on a squash court, shattering the glass doors.
* InformedObsenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
* GlassShatteringSound: Tilly practices her high note on a squash court, shattering the glass doors.
* InformedObsenity: Instead of using real swear words (highly unlikely on a Disney show) or even bleeping them out, the episode uses made up swear words like "Blort".
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* AnAesop: When it comes to problems, it's best to do what you ''can'' do and not what you ''can't.''
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* AnAesop: When it comes to problems, it's best to do what you ''can'' do and not what you ''can't.''''
* BlatantLies: Alice goes around scaring the people at the farmers market with horror stories about eating food other than fruits and vegetables. She even says that bad food will make you all wrinkled and claims to be only 26.
* ChekhovsGun: Halfway through the episode, Gloria takes a picture of one of the Green's chickens and posts it. At the end, when things seem lost, Gloria looks at the post and sees that it's trending, giving her the idea to use her social media savvy to make people aware of the Greens' produce stand and save the day.
* EpicFail: Cricket's spectacular stunt fails when one of the chickens knocks over the stick holding up the jump on the ramp, causing Cricket to plow onto the pavement.
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaks her out.
* PublicityStunt: Cricket takes this trope literally and sets up an elaborate, highly dangerous stunt to drum up publicity for the stand. He sets up a rickety ramp that will send him flying into a billboard, landing on a water bucket precariously standing on the top of a long pole, while bath bombs on his pockets will simultaneously bathe him... and he's doing it all while covered in honey. Unfortunately, it fails miserably.
* BlatantLies: Alice goes around scaring the people at the farmers market with horror stories about eating food other than fruits and vegetables. She even says that bad food will make you all wrinkled and claims to be only 26.
* ChekhovsGun: Halfway through the episode, Gloria takes a picture of one of the Green's chickens and posts it. At the end, when things seem lost, Gloria looks at the post and sees that it's trending, giving her the idea to use her social media savvy to make people aware of the Greens' produce stand and save the day.
* EpicFail: Cricket's spectacular stunt fails when one of the chickens knocks over the stick holding up the jump on the ramp, causing Cricket to plow onto the pavement.
* HypnoticEyes: Tilly's approach to getting people to buy is to connect with them by staring into their eyes. She does this to a young woman, along with a CompellingVoice, and succeeds in putting her on a trance. The poor woman snaps out of it when Tilly leans too close and the two [[EyeScream touch eyeballs]], which freaks her out.
* PublicityStunt: Cricket takes this trope literally and sets up an elaborate, highly dangerous stunt to drum up publicity for the stand. He sets up a rickety ramp that will send him flying into a billboard, landing on a water bucket precariously standing on the top of a long pole, while bath bombs on his pockets will simultaneously bathe him... and he's doing it all while covered in honey. Unfortunately, it fails miserably.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: For some strange reason, the only families seen at the choir concert are the Greens and Benny's mom, and it's strange Remy's parents and Vasquez are not there either.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouSay: Cricket learns this in the end.
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* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others. The swears are censored by G-rated {{Mondegreen}} words.
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* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others. The swears are censored by G-rated {{Mondegreen}} words.
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* NeverTrustATitle: Despite the title, the cuss words are ''not'' bleeped out.
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* NeverTrustATitle: Despite the title, the cuss words are ''not'' bleeped out.out, but were altered into near-sounding gibberish to suit the target audience.
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* GivenNameReveal: Cricket's middle name is revealed to be Ernest, the same as his late paternal grandfather.
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* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
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* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
others. The swears are censored by G-rated {{Mondegreen}} words.
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* CensoredForComedy: The bad words used in this episode are covered up by random G-rated nonsense vocabulary sounding near similar to how they actually sound (Blorf, swip, cret, cuft, etc.).
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* CensoredForComedy: The bad words used in this episode are covered up by random G-rated nonsense vocabulary sounding near similar to how they actually sound (Blorf, (Blort, swip, cret, cuft, etc.).).
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* CensoredForComedy: The bad words used in this episode are covered up by random G-rated nonsense vocabulary sounding near similar to how they actually sound (Blorf, swip, cret, cuft, etc.).
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* SwearWordEpisode: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
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* SwearWordEpisode: NeverTrustATitle: Despite the title, the cuss words are ''not'' bleeped out.
* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
* SwearWordPlot: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
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* SwearWordEpisode: The episode focuses on Cricket getting addicted to a G-rated swear word from Gramma and passing it on to the others.
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* BottleEpisode: Most of the episode takes place inside the community center, with a short scene in the zoo in the climax.
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!! "Bleeped" contains examples of:
* AnAesop: Watch your language. The only one who controls what to say is you.
* AnAesop: Watch your language. The only one who controls what to say is you.
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When the Greens start to lose popularity with their stand, they try various methods to bring in customers.customers.
!! "Sellouts" contains examples of:
* AnAesop: When it comes to problems, it's best to do what you ''can'' do and not what you ''can't.''
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* AnAesop: When it comes to problems, it's best to do what you ''can'' do and not what you ''can't.''
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'''Bleeped'''
When Cricket overhears Gramma blabbing an unusually offensive word, he starts using it all over the Community Center and it becomes a hit with the children, despite Bill's objections.
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'''Sellouts'''
When the Greens start to lose popularity with their stand, they try various methods to bring in customers.
When Cricket overhears Gramma blabbing an unusually offensive word, he starts using it all over the Community Center and it becomes a hit with the children, despite Bill's objections.
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'''Sellouts'''
When the Greens start to lose popularity with their stand, they try various methods to bring in customers.
