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* ContinuityNod: The early arc at Sjin's farm overlaps heavily with his Feed the World series. for instance there are references to [[BigBad Strawfingers]] at one point. Also, the swarm of chickens that Sjin unleashed in Feed The World reappears in episode 4.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode of Duncan's Laboratory, only to be cut off as Kim falls from the sky and lands in the castle's fountain.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode of Duncan's Laboratory, only to be cut off as Kim falls from the sky and lands in the castle's fountain.
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* ContinuityNod: The early arc at Sjin's farm overlaps heavily with his Feed the World ''WebVideo/FeedTheWorld'' series. for instance there are references to [[BigBad Strawfingers]] at one point. Also, the swarm of chickens that Sjin unleashed in Feed The World reappears in episode 4.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode ofDuncan's Laboratory, ''WebVideo/DuncansLaboratory'', only to be cut off as Kim falls from the sky and lands in the castle's fountain.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode of
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''The Apprentice'' is a ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' LetsPlay series where Kim learns to play on the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast server]] with help from established players.
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''The Apprentice'' is a ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' LetsPlay series where Kim learns to play on the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast server]] with help from established players.
players. It has a SpiritualSuccessor in the form of ''WebVideo/FluxBuddies''.
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* ShoutOut: "Today Kim, we're gonna [[Film/PacificRim cancel the apocalypse]]".
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** "Today Kim, we're gonna [[Film/PacificRim cancel the apocalypse]]".
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--> '''Kim:''' I don't drink though..
** Ten seconds later, when Duncan admits that he's mostly just got rum.
--> '''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
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--> '''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
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--> '''Kim:''' I don't drink though..
** Ten seconds later, when Duncan admits that he's mostly just got rum.
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'''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
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'''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
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''The Apprentice'' is a ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' LetsPlay series where Kim learns to play on the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast server]] with help from established players.
It can be found [[https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlSBsxKnPs6RGd_79m3c98RU8ONlexSJk here]].
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!!''The Apprentice'' contains examples of:
* {{Angrish}}: Kim, upon finding Sjin flooded her house with chickens, and also has ''no idea'' how to get rid of them.
* AwesomeButImpractical:
** It turns out that Duncan's castle is pretty much impossible to navigate without either flight or NighInvulnerable armour. In fact, despite containing dozens of advanced machines and seemingly endless supplies of valuable resources, it doesn't even have a bed. Duncan never noticed.
** And also his spaceship is once again noted to have a very slow movement speed. This time it's put into perspective when Kim wonders what it could do to Sipsco, and Duncan estimates it would take ''four real life days'' of running time for the ship to get there.
* BuriedAlive: Sjin's suggested solution to the chicken flood. Kim calls him out on it, especially when he notes they'd all drown due to her house being over a flooded quarry.
* CallBack: The tower Duncan gives Kim at his castle contained one of Zoey's giant mushrooms before Kim started decorating. Also a mythology gag
* ClothingDamage: Kim's Minecraft skin is scorched and battered looking when she arrives at Duncan's castle, as well as seemingly being covered in dirt. Not that surprising given where she'd just come from.
* ComedicSociopathy: Sips and Sjin both indulge in this when Kim tries joining Sipsco. Duncan starts to get this more and more as his arc progresses.
* ContinuityNod: The early arc at Sjin's farm overlaps heavily with his Feed the World series. for instance there are references to [[BigBad Strawfingers]] at one point. Also, the swarm of chickens that Sjin unleashed in Feed The World reappears in episode 4.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode of Duncan's Laboratory, only to be cut off as Kim falls from the sky and lands in the castle's fountain.
* EasilyForgiven: Duncan traps Kim in her tower due to her apparent flux exposure. 100 days later, Kim digs herself out, and tracks down Duncan rather angrily, but apart from shouting a lot, she never actually did anything to him, and simply picked up as his apprentice where she left off.
* ImmediateSelfContradiction: When Duncan shows Kim the Wine cellar.
--> '''Kim:''' I don't drink though..
** Ten seconds later, when Duncan admits that he's mostly just got rum.
--> '''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
* {{Jerkass}}: Sips literally starts his arc of the series by beating Kim with a stick and yelling "You're fired!" This sets the trend for the next two episodes, until he decides to get rid of her, and [[{{Pun}} fires]] her [[StuffBlowingUp in a more literal sense]].
* LeeroyJenkins: After Sjin floods Kim's house with chickens, she eventually solves it by running in with her Sword and killing them all by hand. Lampshaded with a word for word ShoutOut.
* LockedIntoStrangeness: After the massive flux exposure in episode four at Duncan's lab, Kim's arms and hands are stained purple. She only noticed this after Duncan pointed it out.
* MythologyGag: Much of Kim's first appearance at Duncan's lab seems to echo Rythian and Zoey, her entrance falling from the sky is the most notable example.
* NaiveNewcomer: Kim herself. The series is based around her learning how to play minecraft, and more recently how to use some of the mods installed on the Yogcraft server.
* OutOfTheFryingPan: Invoked by Kim upon landing at Duncan's castle and being told that there is a dangerously high level of flux. Duncan tries to assure her it's actually safe. Then warns her that [[ImmediateSelfContradiction opening a certain door would instantly kill her]]. [[SerialEscalation And also not to go anywhere near the nuclear sphere]].
* RunningGag: In Duncan's arc, him and Kim repeatedly get drunk.
* ShoutOut: "Today Kim, we're gonna [[Film/PacificRim cancel the apocalypse]]".
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Why is the rum always gone?"]]
* StuffBlowingUp: ''Lots''.
** Sips decides to demolish part of the old Sipsco plant, and has Kim rig it with TNT and redstone. [[spoiler: He triggers the detonation before she gets clear, and blows her up as well]].
** Much later, Duncan shows Kim where Nether stars come from. By spawning a Wither. In his own courtyard. The blast was bigger than he remembered it being.
** [[spoiler:The castle eventually gets taken out when a reactor explodes, kicking off their Galacticraft series]].
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: When Kim tells Duncan Sips blew her up, he assures her he won't several times.
-->'''Duncan:'''That Sips, always blowing people up, not that I would ever do anything like that
%%* TookALevelInBadass: The whole point of the show is Kim learning the basics of Minecraft.
* TricksterMentor: Duncan has to date caused the most harm to Kim out of anyone she's been apprenticed to, but is also the least malicious, doing most of his damage through practical jokes.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** Kim calls Sjin out on a few things, for instance flooding her house with Chickens, and then selling her out to Sips during the Sipsco phase.
** She gets rather aggressive towards Duncan after having to dig her way out of her own tower.
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It can be found [[https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlSBsxKnPs6RGd_79m3c98RU8ONlexSJk here]].
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!!''The Apprentice'' contains examples of:
* {{Angrish}}: Kim, upon finding Sjin flooded her house with chickens, and also has ''no idea'' how to get rid of them.
* AwesomeButImpractical:
** It turns out that Duncan's castle is pretty much impossible to navigate without either flight or NighInvulnerable armour. In fact, despite containing dozens of advanced machines and seemingly endless supplies of valuable resources, it doesn't even have a bed. Duncan never noticed.
** And also his spaceship is once again noted to have a very slow movement speed. This time it's put into perspective when Kim wonders what it could do to Sipsco, and Duncan estimates it would take ''four real life days'' of running time for the ship to get there.
* BuriedAlive: Sjin's suggested solution to the chicken flood. Kim calls him out on it, especially when he notes they'd all drown due to her house being over a flooded quarry.
* CallBack: The tower Duncan gives Kim at his castle contained one of Zoey's giant mushrooms before Kim started decorating. Also a mythology gag
* ClothingDamage: Kim's Minecraft skin is scorched and battered looking when she arrives at Duncan's castle, as well as seemingly being covered in dirt. Not that surprising given where she'd just come from.
* ComedicSociopathy: Sips and Sjin both indulge in this when Kim tries joining Sipsco. Duncan starts to get this more and more as his arc progresses.
* ContinuityNod: The early arc at Sjin's farm overlaps heavily with his Feed the World series. for instance there are references to [[BigBad Strawfingers]] at one point. Also, the swarm of chickens that Sjin unleashed in Feed The World reappears in episode 4.
* DynamicEntry: Duncan's arc opens with him seemingly introducing a new episode of Duncan's Laboratory, only to be cut off as Kim falls from the sky and lands in the castle's fountain.
* EasilyForgiven: Duncan traps Kim in her tower due to her apparent flux exposure. 100 days later, Kim digs herself out, and tracks down Duncan rather angrily, but apart from shouting a lot, she never actually did anything to him, and simply picked up as his apprentice where she left off.
* ImmediateSelfContradiction: When Duncan shows Kim the Wine cellar.
--> '''Kim:''' I don't drink though..
** Ten seconds later, when Duncan admits that he's mostly just got rum.
--> '''Kim:''' Rum! I love Rum!
* {{Jerkass}}: Sips literally starts his arc of the series by beating Kim with a stick and yelling "You're fired!" This sets the trend for the next two episodes, until he decides to get rid of her, and [[{{Pun}} fires]] her [[StuffBlowingUp in a more literal sense]].
* LeeroyJenkins: After Sjin floods Kim's house with chickens, she eventually solves it by running in with her Sword and killing them all by hand. Lampshaded with a word for word ShoutOut.
* LockedIntoStrangeness: After the massive flux exposure in episode four at Duncan's lab, Kim's arms and hands are stained purple. She only noticed this after Duncan pointed it out.
* MythologyGag: Much of Kim's first appearance at Duncan's lab seems to echo Rythian and Zoey, her entrance falling from the sky is the most notable example.
* NaiveNewcomer: Kim herself. The series is based around her learning how to play minecraft, and more recently how to use some of the mods installed on the Yogcraft server.
* OutOfTheFryingPan: Invoked by Kim upon landing at Duncan's castle and being told that there is a dangerously high level of flux. Duncan tries to assure her it's actually safe. Then warns her that [[ImmediateSelfContradiction opening a certain door would instantly kill her]]. [[SerialEscalation And also not to go anywhere near the nuclear sphere]].
* RunningGag: In Duncan's arc, him and Kim repeatedly get drunk.
* ShoutOut: "Today Kim, we're gonna [[Film/PacificRim cancel the apocalypse]]".
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Why is the rum always gone?"]]
* StuffBlowingUp: ''Lots''.
** Sips decides to demolish part of the old Sipsco plant, and has Kim rig it with TNT and redstone. [[spoiler: He triggers the detonation before she gets clear, and blows her up as well]].
** Much later, Duncan shows Kim where Nether stars come from. By spawning a Wither. In his own courtyard. The blast was bigger than he remembered it being.
** [[spoiler:The castle eventually gets taken out when a reactor explodes, kicking off their Galacticraft series]].
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: When Kim tells Duncan Sips blew her up, he assures her he won't several times.
-->'''Duncan:'''That Sips, always blowing people up, not that I would ever do anything like that
%%* TookALevelInBadass: The whole point of the show is Kim learning the basics of Minecraft.
* TricksterMentor: Duncan has to date caused the most harm to Kim out of anyone she's been apprenticed to, but is also the least malicious, doing most of his damage through practical jokes.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** Kim calls Sjin out on a few things, for instance flooding her house with Chickens, and then selling her out to Sips during the Sipsco phase.
** She gets rather aggressive towards Duncan after having to dig her way out of her own tower.
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