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* BathroomControl: Subverted in the short "Piss". AK has to go while he's in the car with his father. His dad is annoyed by this and initially refuses to pull over, but he [[JarPotty hands him a bottle to use]] when AK insists that it's urgent.

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* BathroomControl: Subverted in the short "Piss". AK has to go while he's in the car with his father. His dad is annoyed by this and initially refuses to pull over, but he [[JarPotty hands him a bottle to use]] when AK insists that it's urgent. As it turns out, there's much more than can be held by one bottle, and so they end up using every single receptacle in the car to hold all the piss. Eventually, Angry Kid's did agrees to stop when they reach the last bottle... but unfortunately stops a little ''too'' suddenly.
-->'''Dad:''' Alright, I'm stopping! (''brakes hard'')
-->'''Angry Kid:''' [[RapidFireNo NONONONONO-!]] (''all the bottles of urine in the car spill everywhere'')
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''Angry Kid'' is a British StopMotion series of shorts created by Creator/AardmanAnimations, involving a redheaded BrattyHalfPint who usually harasses his father, sister and, well, practically every character in the show. These shorts originally aired on the Creator/Channel4 block ''4Later'' before being aired on BBC Three as well as the now-defunct video website Atom.com. Unlike most Aardman productions, these series of shorts use an animation technique known as pixilation, in which the live actor, who portrayed the body of Angry Kid had to wear masks and use small movements to create a stop motion effect; this was dropped in Series 3 as the masks were replaced with CGI.

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''Angry Kid'' is a British StopMotion series of shorts created by Creator/AardmanAnimations, involving a redheaded BrattyHalfPint who usually harasses his father, sister and, well, practically every character anyone unfortunate enough to come in the show.contact with him. These shorts originally aired on the Creator/Channel4 block ''4Later'' before being aired on BBC Three as well as the now-defunct video website Atom.com. Unlike most Aardman productions, these series of shorts use an animation technique known as pixilation, in which the a live actor, who portrayed actor potraying the body of Angry Kid had to wear masks and use small movements to create a stop motion effect; this was dropped in Series 3 as the masks were replaced with CGI.
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* BathroomControl: Subverted in the short "Piss". AK has to go while he's in the car with his father. His dad is annoyed by this and initially refuses to pull over, but he [[JarPotty hands him a bottle to use]] when AK insists that it's urgent.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Downplayed, whilst certainly not "kinder", Dad is noticably less aggressive towards AK in Season 3.

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* TookALevelInKindness: Downplayed, whilst certainly not "kinder", Dad In Season 3, Dad's abusive traits are noticeably absent, here he is noticably less aggressive shown to be much more level-headed and reasonable towards AK in Season 3.and his antics.

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* AnimatedShockComedy: Fits this trope to a T, and wears it with pride.



* AnimatedShockComedy: Fits this trope to a T, and wears it with pride.
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* AnimatedShockComedy: Fits this trope to a T, and wears it with pride.
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* AbusiveParents: Angry Kid's father shows traces of this, especially in the first series and the special, wherein the latter we learn that his behaviour caused to [[spoiler: Angry Kid's mother leaving him]]. However, this was toned down in the revival series, in which he showed more empathy and acted more of a good parent.

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* AbusiveParents: Angry Kid's father shows traces of this, especially in the first series and the special, wherein the latter we learn that his behaviour caused to [[spoiler: Angry Kid's mother leaving him]]. However, this was toned down in the revival series, in which he showed more empathy and acted more of a good parent.
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* FalseTeethTomfoolery: In "Buzz Off", AK puts a set of oversized false teeth in his mouth, then proceeds to attach a toothbrush to the vibrator and brush them.
-->'''AK:''' Hello lovely lady. Hello!
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* WidgetSeries
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* VerbalTic: Angry Kid has a tendency to murmur "Weyyy..." to himself.
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* ButtMonkey: All of the recurring characters, including [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Angry Kid himself.]]

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* ButtMonkey: All of the recurring characters, including [[HoistByHisOwnPetard [[KarmicButtMonkey Angry Kid himself.]]



-->'''AK:''' ''I'M THE DADDY NOW!''

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-->'''AK:''' --->'''AK:''' ''I'M THE DADDY NOW!''
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** The episode "Card Trick" is one episode-long ShoutOut to famously bad magician-comedian TommyCooper.
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** Speccy's horrifying allergic reaction to nuts in "Swollen" is the Elephant Man.
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* KirkSummation: In the special, Li'l Sis directs an ''excellent'' one towards AK in the essay he forces her to write for him:
--> ''The ginger demon's sociopathy knows no bounds. He has never been seen to show remorse or exhibit the slightest empathy for those around him. Furthermore, even when castigated for his misdemeanors, he fails to learn from his experiences. He will always attempt to choose the easiest way out of a difficult situation, and frequently blames others for his own mistakes. My only hope is by reading these words, he will be forced to pause and consider, and perhaps will come to see the error of his ways.''
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** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that "she" looks like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive term describing a person who has changed their gender, which is [[OnceAcceptableTargets strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]]]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" and refers to him as a "he" rather than a "she".

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** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that "she" looks like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive slang term describing a person who has changed their gender, homosexual male, which is [[OnceAcceptableTargets [[ValuesDissonance strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]]]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" and refers to him as a "he" rather than a "she".
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* JarPotty: In "Piss", AK has a PottyEmergency, and Dad won't stop, so he gives AK a bottle to pee in. AK quickly fills it up, and asks for another one, which he fills up as well. Before long, he has used up every bottle in the car.

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** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that he looked like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive term describing a person who has changed their gender, which is strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" and refers to him as a "he" rather than a "she".

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** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that he looked "she" looks like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive term describing a person who has changed their gender, which is [[OnceAcceptableTargets strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]].years[[/note]]]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" and refers to him as a "he" rather than a "she".


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* TookALevelInKindness: Downplayed, whilst certainly not "kinder", Dad is noticably less aggressive towards AK in Season 3.
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* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Take a good guess.
* VillainProtagonist: Angry Kid himself.
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''Angry Kid'' is a British StopMotion series of shorts created by Creator/AardmanAnimations, involving a redheaded BrattyHalfPint who usually harasses his father, sister and, well, practically every character in the show. These shorts originally aired on the Creator/Channel4 block ''4Later'' before being put on the now defunct video website Atom.com. Unlike most Aardman productions, these series of shorts use an animation technique known as pixilation, in which the live actor (who portrayed the body of Angry Kid) had to wear masks and use small movements; this was dropped in Series 3 however as the masks were replaced with CGI.

The show had ran for two series between 1999 and 2002, and had a revival series on Website/YouTube in 2016. In addition, a few special shorts were made, ranging from the "Handbags" music video and the BBC ''Who Do You Think You Are?'' special. A fourth series was released in late 2019.
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''Angry Kid'' is a British StopMotion series of shorts created by Creator/AardmanAnimations, involving a redheaded BrattyHalfPint who usually harasses his father, sister and, well, practically every character in the show. These shorts originally aired on the Creator/Channel4 block ''4Later'' before being put aired on BBC Three as well as the now defunct now-defunct video website Atom.com. Unlike most Aardman productions, these series of shorts use an animation technique known as pixilation, in which the live actor (who actor, who portrayed the body of Angry Kid) Kid had to wear masks and use small movements; movements to create a stop motion effect; this was dropped in Series 3 however as the masks were replaced with CGI.

The show had ran run for two series between 1999 and 2002, 2002 and had a two additional revival series on Website/YouTube in 2016. In addition, a 2016 and 2019 respectively. A few special shorts were also made, ranging from the "Handbags" music video and the BBC ''Who Do You Think You Are?'' special. A fourth series was released in late 2019.
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* AbusiveParents: Angry Kid's father shows traces of this, especially in the first series and the special, where in the latter we learn that his behaviour lead to [[spoiler: the divorce of him and Angry Kid's mother]]. However, this was toned down in Series 3, where he showed some empathy and acted more of a good parent.

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* AbusiveParents: Angry Kid's father shows traces of this, especially in the first series and the special, where in wherein the latter we learn that his behaviour lead caused to [[spoiler: the divorce of him and Angry Kid's mother]]. mother leaving him]]. However, this was toned down in Series 3, where the revival series, in which he showed some more empathy and acted more of a good parent.



** AK blurts this out during "Tourettes":

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** AK blurts this out during In "Tourettes":



* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Most of the episode titles and their plots (for example: an episode called "Chips" involves the main character eating chips, and another called "Queen's Speech" where the main character does a Queen's speech styled video).

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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Most of the episode titles and their plots (for example: example an episode called "Chips" involves the main character eating chips, and another called "Queen's Speech" where the main character does a Queen's speech styled video).



* MundaneMadeAwesome: Apparently, according to the Series 1 DVD, Angry Kid describes some of the most basic things he does in the shorts as "adventures":

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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Apparently, according According to the Series 1 DVD, Angry Kid describes some of the most basic things he does in the shorts as "adventures":



** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that he looked like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive term describing a person who has changed their gender, which is strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" instead, and he also refers him as a "he" rather than a "she".

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** In "Jackanory", when Angry kid brings in Speccy [[ItMakesSenseInContext dressed as Little Red Riding Hood]], he originally makes a comment that he looked like a "bender"[[note]]An offensive term describing a person who has changed their gender, which is strongly considered to be taboo in recent years[[/note]]. When the episode was given an HD edit on Website/YouTube, AK instead calls Speccy a "bellend" instead, and he also refers to him as a "he" rather than a "she".



** The episode "Road Safety" is basically a tribute to old 1970's Public Information Films, with the Green Cross Code man being lampooned.
** In the background during his "vlogs", you can see that Angry Kid has framed photos of [[{{Series/ChuckleVision}} the Chuckle Brothers]] and Homepride Fred on the shelf.

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** The episode "Road Safety" is basically a tribute to old 1970's Public Information Films, complete with the a grainy visual style and a Green Cross Code man being lampooned.
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** In the background during his "vlogs", you can see that Angry Kid has framed photos of [[{{Series/ChuckleVision}} the Chuckle Brothers]] and Homepride Fred Fred[[note]]A British mascot for flour and cooking sauces[[/note]] on the shelf.
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* CountryMatters:

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* CountryMatters: As a show from Britain, where the word is not as taboo as it is in the States (though still seen as vulgar), the C-word has cropped up a couple of times in dialogue uncensored:



** In "I-Spy", AK tries to come up with a word beginning with C by saying "cunt-stubble", but quickly tries to play off that he meant to say "constable".

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** In "I-Spy", AK tries to come up with a word beginning with C by saying "cunt-stubble", but [[BlatantLies quickly tries to play off that he meant to say "constable"."constable"]].
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* SpitTake: An off-screen spit-take (courtesy of the sound effects) happens in the short "Curious" when the titular Angry Kid asks his dad "What's a butt plug?" after inquiring about some 'strange noises' he heard from his mum and dad the night before.

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