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* AnAesop: There's nothing wrong with being friends with your parents.
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* UnseenNoMore: Halfway through the episode, Monty Uno's face is finally fully seen.
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* UnseenNoMore: Halfway through the episode, Monty Uno's face is finally fully seen.seen.
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* AnAesop: There’s nothing wrong with being friends with your parents.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: The face of Numbuh 1's father is unseen for most of the episode until Nigel snaps at his dad for making him play the sousaphone. Once he does this and upsets his father, the camera pans up symbolizing his dad isn’t an annoying faceless parental obstacle, he's Nigel's father who loves him and wanted to spend time bonding with him.
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** Willard acts like his dad is gone forever. Turns out he's gone ''to get groceries''.
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** Willard acts like his dad is gone forever. Turns out he's gone for 10 minutes ''to get groceries''.buy milk''.
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* CurbStompBattle: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. Nigel and Willard both acknowledge that in a straight fight, the trained operative (one of the best at that) would easily mop the floor with the chubby dweeb. Willard instead forces Nigel to accept a sousaphone challenge, with his father as leverage.
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* ArmorPiercingResponse: When Nigel finally vents his frustration, Monty has a response that gives him pause. Bonus points for Monty's sad face being when he is UnseenNoMore.
-->'''Nigel:''' I want hang out with my friends! And they don't wake me up at 5:00 in the morning 'cause they read some stupid article in the stupid paper!\\
'''Monty:''' ''[beat]'' I see. I'm sorry, Nigel. I just wanted to be your friend.
-->'''Nigel:''' I want hang out with my friends! And they don't wake me up at 5:00 in the morning 'cause they read some stupid article in the stupid paper!\\
'''Monty:''' ''[beat]'' I see. I'm sorry, Nigel. I just wanted to be your friend.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Willard's a fat kid with arms as thin as a stick. That said, he's able to do one-armed, handstand pushups with the extra weight of his sousaphone on him.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Willard's a fat kid with arms as thin as a stick. That said, he's able to do one-armed, handstand pushups with the extra weight of his sousaphone on him.him, while ''playing'' the damn thing to boot.
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** Willard acts like his dad is gone forever. Turns out he's gone ''to get groceries''.
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* InsistentTerminology: It's not a tuba, it's a ''sousaphone''.
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* TheFaceless: Throughout most of the episode, Monty's face is never fully shown... but then [[UnseenNoMore we do get to see his face.]]
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* ShoutOut: The entire tuba battle sequence is one to the "dueling banjos" bit from ''Film/{{Deliverance}}''(!) -- Mr. Warburton said this was the only reason he made the episode.
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* ShoutOut: The entire tuba battle sequence is one to the "dueling banjos" bit from ''Film/{{Deliverance}}''(!) -- Mr. Warburton said this was the only reason he made the episode.episode.
* UnseenNoMore: Halfway through the episode, Monty Uno's face is finally fully seen.
* UnseenNoMore: Halfway through the episode, Monty Uno's face is finally fully seen.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the brakes and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
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* BaitAndSwitch: BaitAndSwitch:
** When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the brakes and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
** When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the brakes and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
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* TheFaceless: Throughout most of the episode, Monty's face is never fully shown... but then [[UnseenNoMore we do get to see his face.]]
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* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's practiced for hours every day.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the breaks and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the breaks brakes and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
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* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's practiced for hours every day.
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* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's practiced for hours every day.day.
* ShoutOut: The entire tuba battle sequence is one to the "dueling banjos" bit from ''Film/{{Deliverance}}''(!) -- Mr. Warburton said this was the only reason he made the episode.
* ShoutOut: The entire tuba battle sequence is one to the "dueling banjos" bit from ''Film/{{Deliverance}}''(!) -- Mr. Warburton said this was the only reason he made the episode.
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Numbuh 1's dad is grabbed by a fishing line along with other dads on the lake, and pulled up to some kid's house above the water. He decides that Numbuh 1's dad is his new dad, so Numbuh 1 battles it out with the sousaphone playing dork for his father.
'''Date of Mission:''' October 31, 2003
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Numbuh 1's dad is grabbed by a fishing line along with other dads on the lake, and pulled up to some kid's house above the water. He decides that Numbuh 1's dad is his new dad, so Numbuh 1 battles it out with the sousaphone playing dork for his father.
'''Date of Mission:''' October 31, 2003
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Willard's a fat kid with arms as thin as a stick. That said, he's able to do one-armed, handstand pushups with the extra weight of his sousaphone on him.
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* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's had hours of practice.
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* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's had practiced for hours of practice.every day.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Nigel complains that he hates the 'Tuba' music his father put on, the latter slams the breaks and ominously growls "So do I son, so do I...." ...Before he points out that this sousaphone music he put on is great.
** Towards the end, it looks like Mr. Uno is going to tell Nigel something meaningful... and brings up that he thinks his son could use some sousaphone lessons.
* BumblingDad: Nigel's dad is very well established to be this.
* MeaningfulEcho: Nigel's dad makes it a point to say what's according to the "Dad's Dos and Don'ts section". When Nigel loses to Willard at the sousaphone competition, Nigel's Dad soberly affirms that according to the "Dad's Dos and Don'ts section", the important thing is his son tried his best.
* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's had hours of practice.
** Towards the end, it looks like Mr. Uno is going to tell Nigel something meaningful... and brings up that he thinks his son could use some sousaphone lessons.
* BumblingDad: Nigel's dad is very well established to be this.
* MeaningfulEcho: Nigel's dad makes it a point to say what's according to the "Dad's Dos and Don'ts section". When Nigel loses to Willard at the sousaphone competition, Nigel's Dad soberly affirms that according to the "Dad's Dos and Don'ts section", the important thing is his son tried his best.
* RealityEnsues: Nigel may be an ace leader of the KND, but when it comes to playing the sousaphone, he easily loses to Willard who's had hours of practice.
