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Adding the name of the episode that featured Hannah Minx in it.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a [=YouTuber=] who was known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' In "[[https://youtu.be/sXlJf0LnK5M?t=136 Alex du 76 brille enfin]]", ''all'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a [=YouTuber=] who was known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):
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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a [=YouTuber=] known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a [=YouTuber=] who was known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):
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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a YouTuber known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was Miss Hannah Minx, a YouTuber [=YouTuber=] known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):
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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was a girl (Miss Hannah Minx) known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was a girl (Miss Miss Hannah Minx) Minx, a YouTuber known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):
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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was a girl known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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* DistractedByTheSexy: ''All'' the personalities save for the Professor are agape while watching ''Japanese Word of the Week'', a canceled Youtube series about learning Japanese whose host was a girl (Miss Hannah Minx) known for her ''peculiar'' style (high-angle shots, tight clothes and very ample cleavage):

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The show's uniqueness comes from the host's SplitPersonality, making him assume different identities (the Geek, the Hippie, the Boss, the Professor, the Panda, and the Girl) reacting in their own ways and even [[TalkingToHimself discussing with each other]] for [[HilarityEnsues maximum comedic effect]].

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The show's uniqueness comes from the host's SplitPersonality, making him assume different identities (the Geek, the Hippie, the Boss, the Professor, the Panda, and the Girl) reacting in their own ways and even [[TalkingToHimself [[TalkingToThemself discussing with each other]] for [[HilarityEnsues maximum comedic effect]].



* ButtMonkey: [[SelfDeprecation The]] [[TakeThat ''Geek'']] [[TakeThatMe persona]]. Mathieu himself is a geek and his show is intended for a geeky audience, but his Geek side is portrayed as a whiny virgin, although he doesn't really do or say anything stupid or mean, he's just naive and a bit dimwitted, but everyone seems to hate him, especially Mathieu's default persona.

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* ButtMonkey: [[SelfDeprecation The]] [[TakeThat ''Geek'']] [[TakeThatMe The Geek persona]]. Mathieu himself is a geek and his show is intended for a geeky audience, but his Geek side is portrayed as a whiny virgin, although he doesn't really do or say anything stupid or mean, he's just naive and a bit dimwitted, but everyone seems to hate him, especially Mathieu's default persona.



* TookALevelInKindness / TookALevelInJerkass: While Mathieu gets meaner and angrier with every seasons, later episodes almost exclusively tackle corporations or genuine assholes and the system that suports these people, while earlier episodes mocked random people who were just being awkward online. The Season 5 finale, in which [[spoiler: Mathieu is killed by the mourning brother of someone DrivenToSuicide by his mockery]] , shows that he is aware of his impact and that the change was a conscious decision.

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* %%* TookALevelInKindness / TookALevelInJerkass: While Mathieu gets meaner and angrier with every seasons, later episodes almost exclusively tackle corporations or genuine assholes and the system that suports these people, while earlier episodes mocked random people who were just being awkward online. The Season 5 finale, in which [[spoiler: Mathieu is killed by the mourning brother of someone DrivenToSuicide by his mockery]] , shows that he is aware of his impact and that the change was a conscious decision.decision.
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* TalkingToThemself[=/=]TalkingToHimself: ''Any time'' (except in the first few episodes), as the other characters aren't just other characters all played by the same person, but split personalities of Mathieu.

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* TalkingToThemself[=/=]TalkingToHimself: TalkingToThemself: ''Any time'' (except in the first few episodes), as the other characters aren't just other characters all played by the same person, but split personalities of Mathieu.

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* AnythingThatMoves: The boss would do anything with girls boys and kittens.
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* SpearCarrier: Minor personalities appear every once in a while in an episode, such as [[ChurchMilitant the Monk]] (to dicuss religion and/or purity culture), [[LeatherMan the Nazi]] (to discuss fascism), [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Ronald McDonald]] (to discuss capitalism), [[CorruptHick the Redneck]] (to be the discriminatory moron) and [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness the Man with the Tie]]. The gimmick of season 6 was supposed to have a new personlity with every episode ([[TheDandy Stéphane Burne]], the Old Man and the Caveman).

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* SpearCarrier: Minor personalities appear every once in a while in an episode, such as [[ChurchMilitant the Monk]] (to dicuss religion and/or purity culture), [[LeatherMan the Nazi]] (to discuss fascism), [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Ronald McDonald]] (to discuss capitalism), [[CorruptHick the Redneck]] Redneck (to be the discriminatory moron) and [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness the Man with the Tie]]. The gimmick of season 6 was supposed to have a new personlity with every episode ([[TheDandy Stéphane Burne]], the Old Man and the Caveman).
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* {{Bambification}}: Subverted. One episode has the cast being horrified by a video of a deer eating a bird.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The Girl, Mathieu's only female personality. She was eventually cut out due to this UnfortunateImplications of this trope.

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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The Girl, Mathieu's only female personality. She was eventually cut out due to this the UnfortunateImplications of this trope.
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* SmurfetteSyndrome: The Girl, Mathieu's only female personality. She was eventually cut out due to this UnfortunateImplications of this trope.

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* SmurfetteSyndrome: TheSmurfettePrinciple: The Girl, Mathieu's only female personality. She was eventually cut out due to this UnfortunateImplications of this trope.
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* SmurfetteSyndrome: The Girl, Mathieu's only female personality. She was eventually cut out due to this UnfortunateImplications of this trope.
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* ImportantHaircut:
** The Girl is delighted about getting a new blonde wig. No one else cares.
** Mathieu's head is shaven while he's in the [[spoiler: mental hospital]]. The personalities are furious.
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* BadBadActing: When Default!Mathieu tries to replace the Boss after he's arrested.

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