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* OhCrap: Bobby, when he realized his mistake for Vito’s debts.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Bobby attempts to flee but Big Tony and Little Sal chase after him.
* WhatTheHellHero: Hector and Vito glare angrily at Bobby for making a mistake on Vito’s debt in the first place.
* WhatTheHellHero: Hector and Vito glare angrily at Bobby for making a mistake on Vito’s debt in the first place.
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* AbsenteeActor: This is the second episode where we see Sid Chang, but not Ronnie Anne. Also, the only members of the Casagrande/Santiago-family that we see are CJ and Carl.
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: At the task involving giving porcupines their food, Adelaide wants to give them salad, but Carl says that they should be given ''smoothies''. She rightly calls him out on this. It then devolves into an ArgumentOfContradictions.
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** However, the kids end up being able to launch her out of the enclosure using a makeshift seesaw catapult with nothing more than their own combined body weight against Lois’s bulk.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of the group’s infighting and Lois the tortoise getting out of her enclosure.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of the group’s infighting and Lois the tortoise getting out of her enclosure.
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** However, the kids end up being able to launch her out of the enclosure using a makeshift seesaw catapult with nothing more than their own combined body weight against Lois’s Lois's bulk.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of thegroup’s group's infighting and Lois the tortoise getting out of her enclosure.enclosure.
* DaydreamSurprise: The beginning of the episode shows Adelaide at the zoo driving the tram and checking on the animals' well-beings, and then giving them all bananas. Then one of the "animals" starts saying her name, at which point it is revealed to actually be Sid, who is interrupting Adelaide's fantasy.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of the
* DaydreamSurprise: The beginning of the episode shows Adelaide at the zoo driving the tram and checking on the animals' well-beings, and then giving them all bananas. Then one of the "animals" starts saying her name, at which point it is revealed to actually be Sid, who is interrupting Adelaide's fantasy.
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* KarmicJackpot: Despite wanting to themselves for the whole episode, Adelaide and Carl let CJ name the new baby panda, especially since neither of them would've been able to become Junior Zookeepers without his help.
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* IMeantToDoThat: After finally becoming junior zookeepers at the end of the episode, the children are asked to change the panda's diaper. [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere This causes Carl to say that he wants out now]], so he once again tries to swing away on a vine, only to fail. He then says this trope by name.
* IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: When they're almost done with the training, Mrs. Chang says that the last badge is for habitat maintenance. Carl excitedly says that he's great at that, then asks what it is in a confused tone.
* KarmicJackpot: Despite wanting it to themselves for the whole episode, Adelaide and Carl let CJ name the new baby panda, especially since neither of them would've been able to become Junior Zookeepers without hishelp.help.
* NeverMyFault: When noticing a quill in Gregor's neck, Adelaide tells Carl that it's ''his'' fault for that, even though she is just as much to blame for their fighting causing those porcupines to attack. Carl even points this out to her.
* IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: When they're almost done with the training, Mrs. Chang says that the last badge is for habitat maintenance. Carl excitedly says that he's great at that, then asks what it is in a confused tone.
* KarmicJackpot: Despite wanting it to themselves for the whole episode, Adelaide and Carl let CJ name the new baby panda, especially since neither of them would've been able to become Junior Zookeepers without his
* NeverMyFault: When noticing a quill in Gregor's neck, Adelaide tells Carl that it's ''his'' fault for that, even though she is just as much to blame for their fighting causing those porcupines to attack. Carl even points this out to her.
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* TeamSpirit: Unlike Adelaide and Carl, CJ doesn’t see the exam as a contest and just wants them all to work together and succeed, and even adapts around their fighting to do so (for example, using skewers to catch food the others are throwing at each other to make kebabs for the porcupines they’re supposed to be feeding). After Lois the tortoise escapes due to Adelaide and Carl’s bickering, the pair are finally willing to listen to him and cooperate.
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* TeamSpirit: Unlike Adelaide and Carl, CJ doesn’t doesn't see the exam as a contest and just wants them all to work together and succeed, and even adapts around their fighting to do so (for example, using skewers to catch food the others are throwing at each other to make kebabs for the porcupines they’re they're supposed to be feeding). After Lois the tortoise escapes due to Adelaide and Carl’s Carl's bickering, the pair are finally willing to listen to him and cooperate.
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!!Tropes for "Don't Zoo That":
* AbsenteeActor: This is the second episode where we see Sid Chang, but not Ronnie Anne. Also, the only members of the Casagrande/Santiago-family that we see are CJ and Carl.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Zigzagged --
** When the kids come to rescue Lois the tortoise after she lands in Glen the alligator’s enclosure, Carl and Adelaide initially try carrying her out of there, but she is rightfully too heavy for them to do so--according to a fact that CJ read, tortoises like Lois can easily weigh up to 200-pounds.
** However, the kids end up being able to launch her out of the enclosure using a makeshift seesaw catapult with nothing more than their own combined body weight against Lois’s bulk.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of the group’s infighting and Lois the tortoise getting out of her enclosure.
* GenialGiraffe: Gregor the giraffe gets a porcupine quill in his neck, and after CJ takes it out, he, Gregor, returns the favor by helping him, Carl, and Adelaide find Lois the tortoise.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Glen the alligator is shown to have very dirty teeth and so needs a toothbrush.
* KarmicJackpot: Despite wanting to themselves for the whole episode, Adelaide and Carl let CJ name the new baby panda, especially since neither of them would've been able to become Junior Zookeepers without his help.
* RunningGag: Carl trying to swing on a vine, only for it to break.
* StockAnimalDiet: The episode opens with Adelaide daydreaming about feeding the monkeys some bananas.
* TeamSpirit: Unlike Adelaide and Carl, CJ doesn’t see the exam as a contest and just wants them all to work together and succeed, and even adapts around their fighting to do so (for example, using skewers to catch food the others are throwing at each other to make kebabs for the porcupines they’re supposed to be feeding). After Lois the tortoise escapes due to Adelaide and Carl’s bickering, the pair are finally willing to listen to him and cooperate.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Despite the Junior Zookeeper test being a cooperative team exam, Adelaide and Carl, both wanting to outshine the other in order to be selected as the one to name the new baby panda, end up arguing and fighting with each other for almost the whole episode.
* ToiletHumor: The episode ends as the baby panda soils his diaper, resulting in Mrs. Chang giving CJ, Carl, and Adelaide an assignment [[TheDiaperChange to change the diaper]].
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!!Tropes for "Maxed Out":
* ChekhovsGag: Hector and Vito’s special handshake from the start of the episode ends up saving them when the window washing lift they are on free-falls down the skyscraper after accidentally triggering the release lever.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: At the beginning of the episode, Bobby says that he needs some time off from his job to study for his math test. In the end, it is revealed that Bobby had aced his math test, except for where he's supposed to put the decimal points. Bobby's trouble with decimal points was the reason why Vito was charged $10,000 instead of $100.00.
* ReplacementGoldfish: As Hector starts to miss Vito after banning him from the store, he tries to cope by doing their favorite rituals with others who happen to pass by. Ronnie Anne and Carl at first, and then Bruno later on.
* SayMyName: Hector cries out Vito's name after the latter keeps screwing up at every job Hector gives him.
* WorkOffTheDebt: Vito owes Hector $10,000 on his tab at the Mercado, so Hector makes him work at the Mercado to pay it off. Vito is so bad at his job and causes so much property damage that Hector bans him from the Mercado. Soon after, Vito gets a job as a window washer to pay off his debt. In the end, it was revealed that [[ShaggyDogStory Bobby had accidentally put the decimal point in the wrong place and that Vito only owes $100 to the mercado rather than $10,000]].
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* AbsenteeActor: This is the second episode where we see Sid Chang, but not Ronnie Anne. Also, the only members of the Casagrande/Santiago-family that we see are CJ and Carl.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Zigzagged --
** When the kids come to rescue Lois the tortoise after she lands in Glen the alligator’s enclosure, Carl and Adelaide initially try carrying her out of there, but she is rightfully too heavy for them to do so--according to a fact that CJ read, tortoises like Lois can easily weigh up to 200-pounds.
** However, the kids end up being able to launch her out of the enclosure using a makeshift seesaw catapult with nothing more than their own combined body weight against Lois’s bulk.
* ConvenientlyTimedDistraction: Every time Mrs. Chang assigns Adelaide, Carl, and CJ a task, she has to manage some of the other animals in the zoo for a while, leaving her unaware of the group’s infighting and Lois the tortoise getting out of her enclosure.
* GenialGiraffe: Gregor the giraffe gets a porcupine quill in his neck, and after CJ takes it out, he, Gregor, returns the favor by helping him, Carl, and Adelaide find Lois the tortoise.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Glen the alligator is shown to have very dirty teeth and so needs a toothbrush.
* KarmicJackpot: Despite wanting to themselves for the whole episode, Adelaide and Carl let CJ name the new baby panda, especially since neither of them would've been able to become Junior Zookeepers without his help.
* RunningGag: Carl trying to swing on a vine, only for it to break.
* StockAnimalDiet: The episode opens with Adelaide daydreaming about feeding the monkeys some bananas.
* TeamSpirit: Unlike Adelaide and Carl, CJ doesn’t see the exam as a contest and just wants them all to work together and succeed, and even adapts around their fighting to do so (for example, using skewers to catch food the others are throwing at each other to make kebabs for the porcupines they’re supposed to be feeding). After Lois the tortoise escapes due to Adelaide and Carl’s bickering, the pair are finally willing to listen to him and cooperate.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Despite the Junior Zookeeper test being a cooperative team exam, Adelaide and Carl, both wanting to outshine the other in order to be selected as the one to name the new baby panda, end up arguing and fighting with each other for almost the whole episode.
* ToiletHumor: The episode ends as the baby panda soils his diaper, resulting in Mrs. Chang giving CJ, Carl, and Adelaide an assignment [[TheDiaperChange to change the diaper]].
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!!Tropes for "Maxed Out":
* ChekhovsGag: Hector and Vito’s special handshake from the start of the episode ends up saving them when the window washing lift they are on free-falls down the skyscraper after accidentally triggering the release lever.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: At the beginning of the episode, Bobby says that he needs some time off from his job to study for his math test. In the end, it is revealed that Bobby had aced his math test, except for where he's supposed to put the decimal points. Bobby's trouble with decimal points was the reason why Vito was charged $10,000 instead of $100.00.
* ReplacementGoldfish: As Hector starts to miss Vito after banning him from the store, he tries to cope by doing their favorite rituals with others who happen to pass by. Ronnie Anne and Carl at first, and then Bruno later on.
* SayMyName: Hector cries out Vito's name after the latter keeps screwing up at every job Hector gives him.
* WorkOffTheDebt: Vito owes Hector $10,000 on his tab at the Mercado, so Hector makes him work at the Mercado to pay it off. Vito is so bad at his job and causes so much property damage that Hector bans him from the Mercado. Soon after, Vito gets a job as a window washer to pay off his debt. In the end, it was revealed that [[ShaggyDogStory Bobby had accidentally put the decimal point in the wrong place and that Vito only owes $100 to the mercado rather than $10,000]].
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