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Cool Loser TRS cleanup
, has been renamed to Unconvincingly Unpopular Character and is a YMMV audience reaction.
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* CoolLoser: According to the episode ''Cucumbers of Cool'', Noel is scientifically diagnosed as uncool. He's repeatedly described as borderline by Dolly, though that seems to simply be to make him feel better.
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disambiguated
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* AnythingThatMoves: Being a talking animal or an object doesn't stop Noel from being attracted to someone.
** Dolly might be an even worse case. Inanimate objects can "Really turn her on right now."
** Dolly might be an even worse case. Inanimate objects can "Really turn her on right now."
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* TheDandy: Noel, and Jeremy Beautiful-Chest.
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* TheFashionista: Dolly
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* ExtremeOmnisexual:
** Being a talking animal or an object doesn't stop Noel from being attracted to someone.
** Dolly might be an even worse case. Inanimate objects can "Really turn her on right now."
%%* TheFashionista: Dolly
** Being a talking animal or an object doesn't stop Noel from being attracted to someone.
** Dolly might be an even worse case. Inanimate objects can "Really turn her on right now."
%%* TheFashionista: Dolly
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* FourManBand
** OnlySaneMan: Smooth
** TheSmartGuy: Andy Warhol
** The Pervert: Dolly
** The ButtMonkey: Noel
** OnlySaneMan: Smooth
** TheSmartGuy: Andy Warhol
** The Pervert: Dolly
** The ButtMonkey: Noel
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merged with Acting For Two
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRoles: Noel Fielding plays about twenty characters per episode.
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The latest project of British actor and comedian Creator/NoelFielding, better known as one half of ''Series/TheMightyBoosh'', described by channel 4 as "a psychedelic character based comedy show half-filmed and half-animated", although really, that [[SurrealHumour description barely]] [[MindScrew does it justice]]. Released in 2012.
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The latest project of British actor and comedian Creator/NoelFielding, better known as one half of ''Series/TheMightyBoosh'', described by channel Channel 4 as "a psychedelic character based comedy show half-filmed and half-animated", although really, that [[SurrealHumour description barely]] [[MindScrew does it justice]]. Released in 2012.
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Skunk Stripe is no longer a trope
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* SkunkStripe: Doo Rag has one, and sometimes a tiny toy car inexplicably drives along it.
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Ambiguity Index wick cleaning.
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* MismatchedEyes: Ice Cream Eyes. His left eye is vanilla and his right eye is strawberry.
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* AnAesop:
** "Paul Panfer" raises debate over whether or not remaking films dignifies the original. Tony Reason claims they're shallow and devoid of any artistic integrity. By the end of the episode, the spirit of Elvis Presley himself thanks Paul Panfer for remaking his old movies and reviving interest in his filmography.
** The Cucumbers of Cool episode points out how being trendy isn't worth the stress of staying cool and if you want to be mundane, there's no shame in that. Noel even lampshades at the start of the episode that he wants to do some social commentary.
** "Paul Panfer" raises debate over whether or not remaking films dignifies the original. Tony Reason claims they're shallow and devoid of any artistic integrity. By the end of the episode, the spirit of Elvis Presley himself thanks Paul Panfer for remaking his old movies and reviving interest in his filmography.
** The Cucumbers of Cool episode points out how being trendy isn't worth the stress of staying cool and if you want to be mundane, there's no shame in that. Noel even lampshades at the start of the episode that he wants to do some social commentary.
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* PeepingTom: The pineapple who borrows Noel's eyes and uses them to watch people shaving their balls.
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* PeepingTom: ThePeepingTom: The pineapple who borrows Noel's eyes and uses them to watch people shaving their balls.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Andy Warhol, despite being the pioneer of both Noel and Dolly's lifestyles, is considerably more of a goofy nerd than either.
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Dewicking per TRS decision.
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* BiTheWay: Noel the actor is more ambiguous, but the second series has Noel the character indicate his attraction to men at least once an episode, and he is revealed to have dated Dolly in the past.
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* TalkingHeads: Most of the sketches are of this persuasion.
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correcting quote
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* MadnessMantra: Dondylion has one. "It's all coming together..."
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* MadnessMantra: Dondylion has one. "It's all bleedin' coming together..."
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correction of Smooth's animal
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Each episode involves Noel (playing [[AsHimself an exaggerated version of himself]]), his friend Dolly, his aardvark butler Smooth and his cleaner Creator/AndyWarhol having various bizarre adventures in Noel's jungle home. Added to this are numerous sketches, cartoons and musical interludes, often entirely unrelated to the main plot, involving such characters as Sergeant Raymond Boombox (an incompetent New York cop with a talking knife-wound on his left arm) Roy Circles (an anthropomorphic chocolate biscuit with disturbing racist tendencies) and Noel's landlord Secret Peter (a brain-damaged purple blob with a passion for tennis).
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Each episode involves Noel (playing [[AsHimself an exaggerated version of himself]]), his friend Dolly, his aardvark anteater butler Smooth and his cleaner Creator/AndyWarhol having various bizarre adventures in Noel's jungle home. Added to this are numerous sketches, cartoons and musical interludes, often entirely unrelated to the main plot, involving such characters as Sergeant Raymond Boombox (an incompetent New York cop with a talking knife-wound on his left arm) Roy Circles (an anthropomorphic chocolate biscuit with disturbing racist tendencies) and Noel's landlord Secret Peter (a brain-damaged purple blob with a passion for tennis).
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* ServileSnarker: Smooth, who is often the voice of reason to Noel, despite being part aardvark.
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* ServileSnarker: Smooth, who is often the voice of reason to Noel, despite being part aardvark.anteater.
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* BigNo: Boombox has one when he lets his nemesis Count Ziggenpuss escape.
** GeorgeOrwell has one in the second episode of the second series, when he realises that island has become the subject of a reality show.
** GeorgeOrwell has one in the second episode of the second series, when he realises that island has become the subject of a reality show.
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* BigNo: BigNo:
** Boombox has one when he lets his nemesis Count Ziggenpuss escape.
**GeorgeOrwell Creator/GeorgeOrwell has one in the second episode of the second series, when he realises that island has become the subject of a reality show.
** Boombox has one when he lets his nemesis Count Ziggenpuss escape.
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* AmicableExes: Noel and Dolly used to date. Now, despite their near-constant bickering, they seem to have no problem staying friends.
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* CatchPhrase: Dolly always says "X is really turning me one right now!"
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* CatchPhrase: Dolly always says "X is really turning me one on right now!"
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Sei-frequently in series one. A regular occurrence in series two.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Sei-frequently Semi-frequently in series one. A regular occurrence in series two.
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* NoodleIncident: The reason Noel and Dolly broke up is left unclear. [[spoiler: The series two finally heavily implies he wanted her to anally finger him, which she refused.]]
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* NoodleIncident: The reason Noel and Dolly broke up is left unclear. [[spoiler: The series two finally finale heavily implies he wanted her to anally finger him, which she refused.]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Julian Barratt was going to play a character in series 2, but had to bow out due to filming commitments. It's unknown what character he would have played, but fans suspect it was going to be Orson Welles.
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* MetaHumor: Noel and friends are aware that they're in a TV show, and go beyond BreakingTheFourthWall to full on manipulating the medium.
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* MetaHumor: {{Meta}}: Noel and friends are aware that they're in a TV show, and go beyond BreakingTheFourthWall to full on manipulating the medium.
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* TheSmurfettePrincipal: Dolly is pretty much the only woman in the universe.
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* TheSmurfettePrincipal: TheSmurfettePrinciple: Dolly is pretty much the only woman in the universe.
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* AffectionateParody: Series two is one of sitcoms.
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** ThePervert: Dolly
** TheButtMonkey: Noel
** TheButtMonkey: Noel
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** ThePervert: The Pervert: Dolly
**TheButtMonkey: The ButtMonkey: Noel
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* MetaHumor: Noel and friends are aware that they're in a TV show, and go beyond BreakingTheFourthWall to full on manipulating the medium.
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* SelfDeprecation: Series two is filled with mocking how much everyone hated series one, with Noel and friends frequently commenting on their lack of viewership and an entire episode revolving around saving their one and only fan from getting hit by an asteroid.
