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* MyspeldRokband
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* MyspeldRokbandMyspeldRokband: They were called The Monkeys in the pilot script, but this trope prevailed once it was picked up for series.
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* UnfortunateNames: In "Monkees a La Mode", fashion photographer Rob Roy Fingerhead.
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** In the opening sequence, Peter gets increasingly upset when each of the others is mis-identified as him, then smiles once the credits get his name right.
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** In the season 2 opening sequence, Peter gets increasingly upset when each of the others is mis-identified as him, then smiles once the credits get his name right.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: Used for comedic effect in multiple episodes. One example is in "Monkees A La Mode", when after the group is proclaimed "typical young persons" by a chic magazine, the show cuts to a photo montage of the boys making goofy faces while the show's theme song plays in the background.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: Used for comedic effect in multiple episodes. One example is in "Monkees A La Mode", when after the group is proclaimed "typical young persons" by a chic magazine, the show cuts to a photo montage of the boys making goofy faces while the show's theme song plays in the background.
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** In one episode there's a joke contrasting Music/BobDylan and [[Series/{{Gunsmoke}} Marshal Matt Dillon]]. This is a little HilariousInHindsight because it's been speculated that Bobby Zimmerman might have taken his stage name in honor of Marshal Dillon but chose Dylan because it was a cooler spelling.[[note]]Dylan has {{Jossed}} this but has confirmed that he only liked the spelling of the name of Creator/DylanThomas and didn't really consider him an influence[[/note]]
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** In one episode there's a joke contrasting Music/BobDylan and [[Series/{{Gunsmoke}} Marshal Matt Dillon]]. This is a little HilariousInHindsight because it's been speculated that Bobby Zimmerman might have taken his stage name in honor of Marshal Dillon but chose Dylan because it was a cooler spelling.[[note]]Dylan has {{Jossed}} this but has confirmed that he only liked the spelling of the name of Creator/DylanThomas and didn't really consider him an influence[[/note]]
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* MarriedToTheJob: If Mike shows any interest in a girl, it'll either be for a joke or part of the Monkees' plan to beat a scammer.
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** The ButtMonkey - Peter is the goofball of the group a;and is often a victim of hilarity.
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** The ButtMonkey - Peter is the goofball of the group a;and and is often a victim of hilarity.
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** TheSmartGuy - Micky is usually the one who comes up with all the plans.
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** TheSmartGuy - Micky is usually the one who comes up with all the plans.plans, loopholes and technical repairs.
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* Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Foil: [[Foil/LiveActionTV Foil]]: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Main/Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Main/Foil: Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Foil: Main/Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
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* Foil: Part of why the group's personalities work so well. There are contrasts between the individuals and the pairs.
** Mike and Micky are the more independent and smarter big brothers to Davy and Peter, both of whom get carried away with their emotions in different ways.
** Peter and Micky are more proudly hippie than the traditionally-oriented Mike and Davy.
** Peter's shyness with women he likes contrasts with Davy's knack for mutual love at first sight.
** Mike can use the rulebook to his advantage, while Micky loves to trick adults into doing what he wants.
** Mike and Micky are the more independent and smarter big brothers to Davy and Peter, both of whom get carried away with their emotions in different ways.
** Peter and Micky are more proudly hippie than the traditionally-oriented Mike and Davy.
** Peter's shyness with women he likes contrasts with Davy's knack for mutual love at first sight.
** Mike can use the rulebook to his advantage, while Micky loves to trick adults into doing what he wants.
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** The Pervert - Davy tends to attract a lot of women and even gets distracted by girls himself sometimes.
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** The Pervert TheCharmer - Davy tends to attract a lot of women and even gets distracted by girls himself sometimes.
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* {{Expy}}: While not blatant, the series clearly used Music/TheBeatles as templates for the characters. Peter/Ringo is the most obvious one, with Davy/Paul and Mike/John working pretty well too. Micky doesn't match with George with at all, however. Alternately, you can say that Peter is a CompositeCharacter of Ringo and George, while John got [[DecompositeCharacter Decomposited]] into Mike (DeadpanSnarker) and Micky (John's sillier side).
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* {{Expy}}: While not blatant, the series clearly used {{Expy}}:
** The guys were loose parodies of Music/TheBeatlesas templates for the characters. Peter/Ringo is the most obvious one, with Davy/Paul and Mike/John working pretty well too. - Micky doesn't match with George with at all, however. Alternately, you can say that Dolenz as Music/JohnLennon (the madcap clownish one); Davy Jones as Music/PaulMcCartney (the cute one); Mike Nesmith as Music/GeorgeHarrison (the deadpan, semi-serious one); and Peter is a CompositeCharacter of Ringo and George, while John got [[DecompositeCharacter Decomposited]] into Mike (DeadpanSnarker) and Micky (John's sillier side).Tork as Music/RingoStarr (the unlucky everyman).
** The guys were loose parodies of Music/TheBeatles
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** "The Champ" of UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli in "Monkees in the Ring".
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In "The Monkees At The Movies", the teen idol/beach party movie star was an obvious spoof of Frankie Avalon. [[note]] That Frankie found absolutely ''hilarious'' to the point of seeking out the boys and praising them for it, and even later becoming a good friend of both Davy and Peter. [[/note]] His name, Frankie Catalina, was even a StealthPun of Avalon's name (the largest town on Catalina Island is Avalon).
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: NoCelebritiesWereHarmed:
** In "The Monkees At The Movies", the teen idol/beach party movie star was an obvious spoof of Frankie Avalon. [[note]] That Frankie found absolutely ''hilarious'' to the point of seeking out the boys and praising them for it, and even later becoming a good friend of both Davy and Peter. [[/note]] His name, Frankie Catalina, was even a StealthPun of Avalon's name (the largest town on Catalina Island isAvalon).Avalon).
** "The Champ" is UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli in "Monkees in the Ring".
** In "The Monkees At The Movies", the teen idol/beach party movie star was an obvious spoof of Frankie Avalon. [[note]] That Frankie found absolutely ''hilarious'' to the point of seeking out the boys and praising them for it, and even later becoming a good friend of both Davy and Peter. [[/note]] His name, Frankie Catalina, was even a StealthPun of Avalon's name (the largest town on Catalina Island is
** "The Champ" is UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli in "Monkees in the Ring".
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The apartment sequence and ending sequence of "Monkees on the Line"
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** Defied in "The Frodis Caper[=/=]Mijacogeo" when Davy, Micky and Mike attempt to change into the Monkeemen, only to encounter a sign that prohibits using a Main/PhoneBooth for changing into superhero costumes:
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** Defied in "The Frodis Caper[=/=]Mijacogeo" when Davy, Micky and Mike attempt to change into the Monkeemen, only to encounter a sign that prohibits using a Main/PhoneBooth phone booth for changing into superhero costumes:
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* NiceHat: Mike's iconic wool cap. He rode his motorcycle to the audition and was wearing it to keep his hair out of his face. The producers used this as shorthand to describe him ("Let's see Wool Hat again"), so he kept it for the show.
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* NiceHat: Mike's iconic wool cap. He rode his motorcycle to the audition and was wearing it to keep his hair out of his face. The producers used this as shorthand an easy way to describe remember him ("Let's see Wool Hat again"), so he kept it for the show.
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* NiceHat: Mike's iconic wool cap.
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* NiceHat: Mike's iconic wool cap. He rode his motorcycle to the audition and was wearing it to keep his hair out of his face. The producers used this as shorthand to describe him ("Let's see Wool Hat again"), so he kept it for the show.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In "The Monkees At The Movies", the teen idol/beach party movie star was an obvious spoof of Frankie Avalon. His name, Frankie Catalina, was even a StealthPun of Avalon's name (the largest town on Catalina Island is Avalon).
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In "The Monkees At The Movies", the teen idol/beach party movie star was an obvious spoof of Frankie Avalon. [[note]] That Frankie found absolutely ''hilarious'' to the point of seeking out the boys and praising them for it, and even later becoming a good friend of both Davy and Peter. [[/note]] His name, Frankie Catalina, was even a StealthPun of Avalon's name (the largest town on Catalina Island is Avalon).
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** In "The Monkees in a Ghost Town", they meet a character played by Creator/LonChaneyJr named [[Literature/OfMiceAndMen Lenny (who's the sidekick of a guy named George)]].
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* HereWeGoAgain: ''Broken down'' at the end of "Monkees on the Wheel", "and then we give the camera a pained look" when one of them is seen back at the slot machines.
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* HereWeGoAgain: ''Broken down'' at the end of "Monkees on the Wheel", "and then we give the camera a pained look" when one of them Micky is seen back at the slot machines.
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* HereWeGoAgain: ''Broken down'' at the end of "Monkees on the Wheel", "and then we give the camera a pained look" when one of them is seen back at the slot machines.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: "Monkees in Texas" plays this for laughs in a Western pastiche, where Black Bart plans to give the owners of the ranch one last chance to give it up, failing which they'll kill her and forge her signature, but, "Of course, we'll fight the clean way first... I hate to resort to forgery!" and his accomplice cackles.
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* LikeASurgeon: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvTM2HF1A9U This]] ad for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, where Mike, Davy, and Micky, dressed as surgeons, perform an "operation" on Peter, who's lying on an operating table. Said operation consists of pouring him a bowl of Rice Krispies.
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* CatchPhrase: "HE/SHE'S GONE!" Said by all four in unison whenever someone disappeared or pulled a StealthHiBye.
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* GayParee: "The Monkees In Paris."
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* GayParee: "The Monkees In Paris."" The opening has the guys flat out saying they don't want to do the episode's spy story but just take a vacation in France.
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Adorkable is in TRS. The trope is being split: Adorkable becomes YMMV and there's a new in-universe trope Endearingly Dorky. ZCE and misuse are being removed. Real Life examples are not allowed.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Mike playing a folk song on a TV [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDgF-A_kGVg talent show]].
** Peter was Adorkableness Personified!
** Peter was Adorkableness Personified!
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* AbsenteeActor: Davy was written out of "Alias Micky Dolenz" so he could attend his sister's wedding. Mike Nesmith is absent from "The Card Carrying Red Shoes". Nesmith also disappears from "Hitting the High Seas" a few minutes in, reportedly because Mike became genuinely seasick.
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* AbsenteeActor: Davy was written out of "Alias Micky Dolenz" so he could attend his sister's wedding. Mike Nesmith is absent from "The Card Carrying Red Shoes".Shoes" and "I Was a 99 Lb Weakling". Nesmith also disappears from "Hitting the High Seas" a few minutes in, reportedly because Mike became genuinely seasick.
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* DistressedDude: Either Peter or Micky get kidnapped pretty often. Davy just tends to agree to situations that are [[StealthPun over his head]], and Mike is only involved when someone captures all four of them.
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* DistressedDude: Either Peter or Micky get kidnapped pretty often. Davy just tends to agree to situations that are [[StealthPun over his head]], and Mike is only involved kidnapped when someone captures all four of them.
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* DistressedDude: Either Peter or Micky get kidnapped pretty often. Davy just tends to agree to situations that are [[StealthPun over his head]], and Mike is only involved when someone captures all four of them.