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* The Fan peeking out from behind a hedge to spy on the Hexagon Lady and Tobias' mother is straight out of Film/Halloween.
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* TakeThat: This episode tackles the idea of virtue signaling. With Darwin acting as the virtue signaller.
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* AssShove: Implied. In the ending, Darwin is bent over, acting as a pencil sharpener -- You can imagine the rest.
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* EndOfSeriesAwareness: It makes sense why now the show is finally addressing the fact that everything in Elmore is alive and how they feel about their place in the world considering that this one of the final few episodes.
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->'''Gumball:''' Dude! The objects are revolting!
->'''Darwin:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint I don't think insulting them is going to help]].
->'''Gumball:''' Dude! The objects are revolting!
->'''Darwin:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint I don't think insulting them is going to help]].
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* ShoutOut: The scene with Tobias being chased by a tricycle through the school is based on the iconic hallway scene from ''Film/TheShining''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** The scene with Tobias being chased by a tricycle through the school is based on the iconic hallway scene from''Film/TheShining''.''Film/TheShining''.
** Among the objects revolting is a [[Creator/{{Pixar}} Luxo lamp repeatedly stomping someone's face in]]. He's holding a DVD cover of [[WesternAnimation/{{Up}} a flying house on balloons]].
** The scene with Tobias being chased by a tricycle through the school is based on the iconic hallway scene from
** Among the objects revolting is a [[Creator/{{Pixar}} Luxo lamp repeatedly stomping someone's face in]]. He's holding a DVD cover of [[WesternAnimation/{{Up}} a flying house on balloons]].
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* ADayInTheLimelight: For the sentient objects in Elmore.
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* SolarPoweredMagnifyingGlass: Among the errors Gumball points out with Darwin's {{Imagine Spot}}s of objects being a part of society, the magnifying glass that goes to the moon ends bombarding Elmore with destructive solar beams.
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* SolarPoweredMagnifyingGlass: Among the errors Gumball points out with Darwin's {{Imagine Spot}}s of objects being a part of society, the magnifying glass that goes to the moon ends up bombarding Elmore with destructive solar beams.
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* DidntThinkThisThrought: Darwin has a montage of objects being part of society, doing things like going to moon, being a model, and being elected president. Afterwards, Gumball gives a OnceMoreWithClarity of the montage to show how those examples aren't practical.
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* DidntThinkThisThrought: DidntThinkThisThrough: Darwin has a montage of objects being part of society, doing things like going to moon, being a model, and being elected president. Afterwards, Gumball gives a OnceMoreWithClarity of the montage to show how those examples aren't practical.
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* DidntThinkThisThrought: Darwin has a montage of objects being part of society, doing things like going to moon, being a model, and being elected president. Afterwards, Gumball gives a OnceMoreWithClarity of the montage to show how those examples aren't practical.
* DownerEnding: The objects have enslaved the entire population at the end and [[SnapBack it isn't resolved onscreen]].
* DownerEnding: The objects have enslaved the entire population at the end and [[SnapBack it isn't resolved onscreen]].
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* SolarPoweredMagnifyingGlass: Among the errors Gumball points out with Darwin's {{Imagine Spot}}s of objects being a part of society, the magnifying glass that goes to the moon ends bombarding Elmore with destructive solar beams.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When the objects ask Darwin what happens to them when they get old and broken, we see what appears to be an ImagineSpot of garbage dumps, but it's actually Gumball showing it to the objects on his phone.
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* BrutalHonesty: Gumball doesn't pull any punches when he tells the objects what humanity does with them.
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* BrutalHonesty: Gumball doesn't pull any punches when he tells the objects what humanity does with them. [[WhatTheHellHero Darwin derides him]], saying they could've broken it to them more gently.
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* BrickJoke: During Darwin's demonstration of how people treat objects, Gumball stops him short when he tries to act like a pencil sharpener. Guess which role Darwin ends up taking when objects overthrow the world?
* BrutalHonesty: Gumball doesn't pull any punches when he tells the objects what humanity does with them.
* FunWithHomophones: When Gumball tells Darwin that the objects are revolting, Darwin assumes he means revolting like an insult, before Gumball mentions he meant in the revolution manner.
* BrutalHonesty: Gumball doesn't pull any punches when he tells the objects what humanity does with them.
* FunWithHomophones: When Gumball tells Darwin that the objects are revolting, Darwin assumes he means revolting like an insult, before Gumball mentions he meant in the revolution manner.
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* NotHelpingYourCase: When the objects get upset upon seeing that humanity throws them away, Darwin tries to tell them not everyone is like that, and certainly not them. A few seconds later, Gumball becomes tired with his phone, gets a replacement, and tosses the old one away, causing its screen to crack.
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* {[Hypocrite}}: After the objects overthrow humanity, they declare they'll start a new society where no one is oppressed. It then cuts to a society of objects with humanity being used by ''them''.
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* {[Hypocrite}}: {{Hypocrite}}: After the objects overthrow humanity, they declare they'll start a new society where no one is oppressed. It then cuts to a society of objects with humanity being used by ''them''.
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* ShoutOut: The Tobias being chased by a tricycle through the school is based on the iconic hallway scene from ''Film/TheShining''.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Darwin compassionately advocating for objects to get better treatment ends with them [[GoneHorriblyRight enslaving humanity]], including [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished Darwin himself]].
--> '''Gumball''': ''(bitterly sighs)'' [[NiceJobBreakingItHero You happy now]]? I've got to spend the rest of my days as an easel.\\
'''Darwin''': ''(regretfully)'' It's alright for you, I've just got to hope he doesn't want to sharpen the pencil... again.
--> '''Gumball''': ''(bitterly sighs)'' [[NiceJobBreakingItHero You happy now]]? I've got to spend the rest of my days as an easel.\\
'''Darwin''': ''(regretfully)'' It's alright for you, I've just got to hope he doesn't want to sharpen the pencil... again.
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* SoapboxSadie: For this episode Darwin is conscientiously against objects being used like...well like objects because they're sentient beings.
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* SoapboxSadie: For thisepisode episode, Darwin is conscientiously against objects being used like...like... well like objects because they're sentient beings.
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* SoapboxSadie: For this
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Darwin feels bad for the household objects in Elmore and encourages them to rise up.
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