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* TheDanza: In most episodes, the characters Chapulín helps tend to have the same name as their respective actors. For example, Ramón Valdés' characters having the name "Ramón" or surname "Valdés", Florinda Meza's characters being named "Florinda", Carlos Villagrán's characters being named "Carlos", and so on.
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* TheDanza: In most episodes, the The episodic characters Chapulín helps tend to have the same name as their respective actors. For example, Ramón Valdés' characters having the name "Ramón" or surname "Valdés", Florinda Meza's characters being named "Florinda", Carlos Villagrán's characters being named "Carlos", and so on.
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* TheDanza: In most episodes, the characters Chapulín helps tend to have the same name as their respective actors. For example, Ramón Valdés' characters having the name "Ramón" or surname "Valdés", Florinda Meza's characters being named "Florinda", Carlos Villagrán's characters being named "Carlos", and so on.
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* TheSongRemainsTheSame: In the Brazilian dub, some of the songs were left untranslated and in the original Spanish audio, such as "Taca La Petaca", unlike in ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'' where all of the songs were translated.
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* MissingEpisode: Like with ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'', several episodes are missing worldwide, such as the last part of the 1974 version of "Los Piratas del Caribe".
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* MissingEpisode: Like with ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'', several episodes are missing worldwide, such as the last part of the 1974 version of "Los Piratas del Caribe". A notable example is "No por mucho amenazar, nos madrugan más temprano", a 1974 episode, which was thought completely missing until a surviving recording was discovered in 2023, ''49 years'' after its release.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Due to rights disputes between Chespirito's family and Televisa over the series, this series and ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'' were removed from broadcasting worldwide on July 31, 2020.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Due to rights disputes between Chespirito's family and Televisa over the series, this series and ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'' among many others were removed from broadcasting worldwide on July 31, 2020.
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed". In the same episode, El Chapulín paralyzes one of the thugs as he was about to break a flowerpot; after he takes the flowerpot, he uses too much strength to put it on the floor, and the lower half gets broken anyways.
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed". paralyzed!" In the same episode, El Chapulín paralyzes one of the thugs as he was about to break a flowerpot; after he takes the flowerpot, he uses too much strength to put it on the floor, and the lower half gets broken anyways.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The character was originally going to be called "El Chapulín Justiciero" (''The Righteous Grasshopper'') and it was going to be green in color similar to the usual one for the ''chapulín'' animal (grasshopper), but when he went to a store to buy cloth to make the suit, the material he needed was only in black, white, blue and red. He discarded the black color because it was very "funereal"; the white color shone a lot and could cause problems in the camera; the blue color was going to cause problems with the ChromaKey that he already planned to use; so, by ruling out, he chose red. To justify the unusual color (there ''are'' red grasshoppers, [[AccidentallyCorrectWriting but he did not know that at the time]]), he changed the word "Justiciero" to "Colorado" (''Red''), which he felt it was for the better because it reminded the Spanish idiom used to finish fairy tales: ''"Colorín Colorado, este cuento se ha acabado"''. (similar to "Snip, snap, snout, this tale's told out")
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The character was originally going to be called "El Chapulín Justiciero" (''The Righteous Grasshopper'') and it was going to be green in color similar to the usual one for the ''chapulín'' animal (grasshopper), but when he went to a store to buy cloth to make the suit, the material he needed was only in black, white, blue and red. He discarded the black color because it was very "funereal"; "funeral-like"; the white color shone a lot and could cause problems in the camera; the blue color was going to cause problems with the ChromaKey that he already planned to use; so, by ruling out, he chose red. To justify the unusual color (there ''are'' red grasshoppers, [[AccidentallyCorrectWriting but he did not know that at the time]]), he changed the word "Justiciero" to "Colorado" (''Red''), which he felt it was for the better because it reminded the Spanish idiom used to finish fairy tales: ''"Colorín Colorado, este cuento se ha acabado"''. (similar to "Snip, snap, snout, this tale's told out")
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: El Chapulín was originally going to be green or blue, but since ChromaKey uses those colors, a new color had to be chosen, which ended up being red.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: El Chapulín The character was originally going to be called "El Chapulín Justiciero" (''The Righteous Grasshopper'') and it was going to be green or blue, in color similar to the usual one for the ''chapulín'' animal (grasshopper), but since when he went to a store to buy cloth to make the suit, the material he needed was only in black, white, blue and red. He discarded the black color because it was very "funereal"; the white color shone a lot and could cause problems in the camera; the blue color was going to cause problems with the ChromaKey uses those colors, a new that he already planned to use; so, by ruling out, he chose red. To justify the unusual color had (there ''are'' red grasshoppers, [[AccidentallyCorrectWriting but he did not know that at the time]]), he changed the word "Justiciero" to be chosen, "Colorado" (''Red''), which ended up being red.he felt it was for the better because it reminded the Spanish idiom used to finish fairy tales: ''"Colorín Colorado, este cuento se ha acabado"''. (similar to "Snip, snap, snout, this tale's told out")
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* KillerApp: ''El Chapulín Colorado'' was the first Mexican TV program to be broadcast outside of its home country. Its success allowed other programs to find opportunities in other countries.
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** More regularly, sometimes the actors forget a line and improvise another one in their place.
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** More regularly, sometimes the actors forget a line and improvise another one in their place.place.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: El Chapulín was originally going to be green or blue, but since ChromaKey uses those colors, a new color had to be chosen, which ended up being red.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: El Chapulín was originally going to be green or blue, but since ChromaKey uses those colors, a new color had to be chosen, which ended up being red.
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* RecycledScript: Chespirito tends to wallow in this trope. Practically all the later episodes are recycled versions of earlier ones. In some cases, this was because the earliest episodes of the series were a little primitive and he decided to do a more professional re-shoot. However, by the end of the series proper, many episodes were on their third or fourth retread. And that doesn't even count the subsequent sketch-show years. A particular oddity was a 1974 episode about [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever an Alien baby that grows fast]] that was remade twice ''in the same year'', in 1977.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Due to rights disputes between Chespirito's family and Televisa over the series, this series and ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'' were removed from broadcasting worldwide on July 31, 2020.
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* MissingEpisode: Like with ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'', several episodes are missing worldwide, such as the last part of the 1974 version of "Los Piratas del Caribe".
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed".
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed". In the same episode, El Chapulín paralyzes one of the thugs as he was about to break a flowerpot; after he takes the flowerpot, he uses too much strength to put it on the floor, and the lower half gets broken anyways.
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* ThrowItIn: Deliberately adverted, because show creator and main scriptwriter Chespirito positively disliked it.
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* TheCastShowoff: In one episode, Rubén Aguirre plays El Shory, a world-class ventriloquist with a very sofisticated dummy called Sinforoso. El Chapulín tears Sinforoso down thinking it was a robot; after convincing Carlos Villagrán's character (who works in a talent agency) in that El Shory has an even better dummy, which is actually El Chapulín pretending to be a dummy after being forced to do so by El Shory. In real life, Chespirito got note of Rubén Aguirre and Carlos Villagrán's acting skills in a party, where Rubén played a ventriloquist and Carlos was the dummy.
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed".
** In another episode, El Chapulín's chicharra paralizadora's lower half falls off. Chespirito goes on with the episode as if nothing happened.
** More regularly, sometimes the actors forget a line and improvise another one in their place.
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** In a very early episode, El Chapulín paralized some thugs, and Ramón Valdez is painting the face of one of them, who simply [[{{Corpsing}} can't contain his laugher]], to the point María Antonieta de las Nieves can be clearly heard saying "Don't laugh, you are paralyzed".
** In another episode, El Chapulín's chicharra paralizadora's lower half falls off. Chespirito goes on with the episode as if nothing happened.
** More regularly, sometimes the actors forget a line and improvise another one in their place.
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* MutuallyFictional: With ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho''. And luckily, the many [[CrossOver crossovers]] between them didn't cause the universe to explode.
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* MutuallyFictional: With ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho''. And luckily, the many [[CrossOver crossovers]] between them didn't cause the universe to explode.explode.
* ThrowItIn: Deliberately adverted, because show creator and main scriptwriter Chespirito positively disliked it.
* ThrowItIn: Deliberately adverted, because show creator and main scriptwriter Chespirito positively disliked it.
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