History Recap / TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePoohS4E4TheGoodTheBadAndTheTigger

* BorrowedWithoutPermission: Christopher Robin goes downstairs for lunch. Before he goes down, he told his friends not to touch his electric train until he gets back. Tigger wants to play with it, but Pooh tells him not to. He tells Pooh that he's going to borrow it without Christopher Robin's permission.

* BananaPeel: In the climax, Tigger stops the train entirely by throwing a banana peel onto the tracks, causing the train to crash.

* BananaPeel: In the climax, Tigger stops the train entirely by throwing a banana peel onto the tracks, causing the train to slip off the tracks and crash.

* WithFriendsLikeThese / ToxicFriendInfluence: Tigger reveals that he dragged Pooh into his criminal habitat and he (Tigger) stole the train. In the episode’s beginning, Tigger, in a purely Eddie Haskell-like moment, decides to play with the train set before it wanders out of Christopher Robin’s room.

* LawfulEvil: Piglet, Rabbit and Eeyore certainly qualify as this, but probably less on the evil part.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Paw and Order.'' Piglet even uses ice cream scoops instead of guns to shoot Tigger and Pooh.

* WithFriendsLikeThese / ToxicFriendInfluence: Tigger reveals that he dragged Pooh into his criminal habitat and he (Tigger) stole the train. In the episode’s beginning, Tigger, in a purely Eddie Haskell-like moment, decides to play with the train set before it wanders out of Christopher Robin’s room.

* UngratefulBastard: Even after joining forces with Tigger and Pooh in stopping the locomotive’s rampage, Rabbit still points out that Tigger is still a train robber and that “none of this would have happened if it weren’t for him.”…until Pooh corrects him by saying that Tigger only mean to borrow the train and then things got out of control.

* AffablyEvil: Piglet, Rabbit and Eeyore are the antagonists of the Western fantasy and eventually drop this role once the locomotive rampages the town. But while Piglet and Eeyore have a lot of charming qualities, Rabbit is certainly a vindictive jerkass.

* WidelySpacedJailBars: {{Parodied}}. Characters who aren't "in jail" walk right through the gaps in the bars multiple times, but those who are "in jail" can only leave if the door is open, even if they don't necessarily leave that way.

* WidelySpacedJailBars: {{Parodied}}. Characters who aren't "in jail" walk right through the gaps in the bars multiple times, but those who are can only leave if the door's open, even if they don't mecessarily leave that way.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To Paw and Order. Piglet even uses ice cream scoops instead of guns to shoot Tigger and Pooh.

* TokenEvilTeammate: Rabbit is the most vindictive of the three law upholders.

* UngratefulBastard: Even after joining forces with Tigger and Pooh in stopping the locomotive’s rampage, Rabbit still points out that Tigger is still a train robber and that “none of this would have happened if it weren’t for him.”…until Pooh corrects him by saying that Tigger only mean to borrow the train and then things got out of control.

* AnAesop: Lampshaded by Piglet: "But borrowing without asking is bad, too, especially if you don’t say 'please' and
'thank you'."

* AnAesop: Lampshaded by Piglet: “But borrowing without asking is bad too, especially if you don’t say ‘please and thank you’.

* CharacterDevelopment: Piglet’s self-esteem as sheriff has come a long way since his encounter with Nasty Jack.

* TheGreatRepair: Tigger’s crude reconstruction of the train leads to the steam engine looking like something out of a surrealistic painting.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Rabbit, again, after telling the others that Tigger is still a “train-mapper”.
* KnightTemplar: Rabbit’s aiming to bring law and order to the West and capture the Hole-in-the-Head Gang, by any means necessary. The same also applies to Gopher in his role as the judge.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Rabbit lampshades this after the locomotive’s defeat. Had Tigger not rebuilt the engine, the climax would not have happened.

* PinkertonDetective: Rabbit certainly resembles one.
* PunchClockVillain: Piglet is a decent guy, but he wants to capture Pooh and Tigger simply because it’s his job.
* RedOniBlueOni: Tigger’s exuberant scheming is nicely balanced by Pooh’s laconic moments of GeniusDitz.

* ShoutOut: The episode’s title is based on ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'' with some shades of ''Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid'' found in the plot. In addition, Tigger and Pooh’s Hole-in-the-Head gang is loosely based on the Hole-in-the-Wall gang, to which the real Butch Cassidy was a member of.

* CharacterDevelopment: Piglet’s self-esteem as sheriff has come a long way since his last encounter with Nasty Jack.

* HeroAntagonist: Piglet, Rabbit and Eeyore are the sheriff and deputy’s who uphold the law.
* HopeSpot: After escaping prison, Pooh and Tigger decide to redeem themselves by fixing the train, so as not to turn themselves in. But after Tigger rebuilds the locomotive, [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane it goes off on it’s own for no apparent reason,]] Piglet captures the two in the high country and with no train to be seen in sight, both Tigger and Pooh end up in jail.

* HopeSpot: After escaping prison, Pooh and Tigger decide to redeem themselves by fixing the train, so as not to turn themselves in. But after Tigger rebuilds the locomotive, [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane it goes off on it’s own for no apparent reason]] Piglet captures the two in the high country and with no train to be seen in sight, both Tigger and Pooh end up in jail.
* Jerkass: Rabbit is disdainful towards Pooh and Tigger for understandable reasons.

* SmugSnake: In the Western fantasy, Rabbit and Eeyore are irritatingly condescending to Pooh and Tigger whenever they meet.

* PlayingForTwo: Gopher has a dual role as a prospector and a judge.

* ShoutOut: The episode’s title is based on ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'' with some shades of ''Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid'' found in the plot.