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* GooGooGetUp: The ''New Adventures'' episode "Framed Freep" ends with Dishonest John being punished by having the Freep treat him like an infant, complete with wearing a diaper and a bonnet.
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* SelfDeprecation: In the ''New Adventures'' episode "Framed Freep", Dishonest John asks if "Help, Beany, help" is all Princess Princess is ever going to say in the episode. Princess Princess answers that it is and provides Dishonest John with a copy of the script to prove it. After seeing for himself, Dishonest John remarks "What kind of jerk wrote this?"
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While the episode "Beanyland" is a clear parody of Disney and Disneyland, the depiction doesn't really appear malicious enough to be intended as a jab at them.
** "Beanyland" is a tongue-in-cheek spoof of ''Ride/{{Disneyland}}''.
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* TakeThat: Against a certain [[{{Creator/Disney}} animation studio and its theme park]] in the "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB3lC5b2qtQ Beanyland]]" episode. The second DVD edition has the director's cut of this episode, titled "Park At The Top Of The Stars."
** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
** A self-parody Take That: in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the [[Creator/DiCEntertainment DiC Animation]] studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
** A self-parody Take That: in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the [[Creator/DiCEntertainment DiC Animation]] studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
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* TakeThat: Against a certain [[{{Creator/Disney}} animation studio and its theme park]] in the "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB3lC5b2qtQ Beanyland]]" episode. The second DVD edition has the director's cut of this episode, titled "Park At The Top Of The Stars."
** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
**A self-parody Take That: That is found in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the [[Creator/DiCEntertainment DiC Animation]] studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
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* ComedicSpanking: "Beany and Cecil meet the Invisible Man" ends with the titular Invisible Man being spanked by the house seller for scaring away Beany, Cecil and Captain Huffenpuff before he could sell the haunted house to them.
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* ComedicSpanking: "Beany and Cecil meet the Invisible Man" ends with the titular Invisible Man being spanked by the house seller Edgar Allen Po Shadow for scaring away Beany, Cecil and Captain Huffenpuff before he could sell the haunted house to them.them his house.
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* ComedicSpanking: "Beany and Cecil meet the Invisible Man" ends with the titular Invisible Man being spanked by the house seller for scaring away Beany, Cecil and Captain Huffenpuff before he could sell the haunted house to them.
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* TotemPoleTrench: In "Beany and the Boo Birds", the titular Boo Birds disguise themselves as Cecil's conscious by standing on top of each other and hiding in a hand puppet resembling Cecil with wings and a halo.
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* IWantMyMommy: Little Ace cries that he wants his mommy twice in "Rat Race for Space".
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* MeatOVision: "Beany Meets the Monstrous Monster" has the titular Monstrous Monster see the Leakin' Lena and Cecil as an ice cream sundae with a spoon.
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* CartoonBomb: Dishonest John comes across one of these and attempts to defuse it. It doesn't work.
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* CartoonBomb: Dishonest John comes across one of these in "Strange Objects" and attempts to defuse it. It doesn't work.
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* DinnerDeformation: Convict Dishonest John gets a birthday cake full of tools - but the guard makes him eat it all up in front of him. Cue wrench, hammer, and saw-shaped lumps in his throat dropping into his gut with appropriate tool sound effects and a jaunty "Happy Birthday To You".
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* DinnerDeformation: Convict In "Grime Doesn't Pay", Dishonest John gets a birthday cake full of tools - but the guard makes him eat it all up in front of him. Cue wrench, hammer, and saw-shaped lumps in his throat dropping into his gut with appropriate tool sound effects and a jaunty "Happy Birthday To You".
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* JailBake: Convict Dishonest John gets a birthday cake full of tools - but the guard makes him eat it all up in front of him.
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* JailBake: Convict In "Grime Doesn't Pay", convict Dishonest John gets a birthday cake full of tools - but the guard makes him eat it all up in front of him.
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* LongerThanLifeSentence: In "Grime Doesn't Pay", Dishonest John informs the warden that he's serving a sentence of 199 years. The warden quips that it could've been worse and that Dishonest John could've gotten life.
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* HandOrObjectUnderwear: "Wild Man of Wildsville" has a scene where Go Man Van Gogh falls out of his pelt after it snags on a branch. As he falls naked, he has his hands over his genitals.
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* GivingThemTheStrip: In "Spots Off a Leopard", Cecil tries to capture the Spotted Leopard by hammering down his claws after he punctures them through a tree, but the Spotted Leopard escapes by slipping his paw out of the glove.
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-->"Lovable, gullible, armless, harmless, ten-foot-tall and wet!"
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* YourSizeMayVary: How big Cecil is in relation to Beany varies quite a bit, sometimes within the same cartoon.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Dishonest John has one, in the form of a piano rendition of "Mysterioso Pizzicato" (a.k.a. "The Villain's Theme").
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Seem in "Beanyland"; when Beany, Cecil, Captain Huffenpuff and Dishonest John are on the moon they have no trouble breathing and staying alive, despite not wearing space suits or anything.
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** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
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** Hammered home by Cecil's song, "[[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} "[[WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}} When you wish upon a moon]]."
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** Harecules the Hare wears [[WesterAnimation/TheAlvinShow a long red sweater with his initial on it]].
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** Harecules the Hare wears [[WesterAnimation/TheAlvinShow [[WesternAnimation/TheAlvinShow a long red sweater with his initial on it]]. He also wears horn-rimmed NerdGlasses similar to Simon's.
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* LatexPerfection / MultiLayerFacade: Played with (of course) in "The Capture of Thunderbolt the Wondercolt," when the titular heroic horse notices Dishonest John's duck FullBodyDisguise he got out of a trunk labeled "Dishonest Disguises", Thunderbolt rushes to his own chest labeled "Honest Dishonest Disguises" and puts on a [[LawyerFriendlyCameo blue Mickey Mouse-esque mask]] to confront the "duck." To which said "duck" yanks the mouse mask off Thunderbolt to reveal a brown WesternAnimation/BugsBunny-esque mask, prompting the following exchange, referencing a few other incidental characters in the process...
-->'''Dishonest John:''' You're not that WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry-drinking mouse!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(removes D.J.'s duck head to reveal a WesternAnimation/PorkyPig-esque mask)'' And you're not Quain Quacker!
-->'''Dishonest John:''' ''(removes Thunderbolt's rabbit mask to reveal a dog mask)'' And you're not Harecules Hare!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(removes D.J.'s pig mask to reveal a smiling Beany Boy mask)'' And you're not Frankenswine!
-->'''Dishonest John:''' ''(removes Thunderbolt's dog mask to reveal another Beany Boy mask)'' You're not Rin Tin Can! ''(now imitating Beany's voice)'' Beany? You're not Beany Boy!
-->'''Dishonest John and Thunderbolt:''' ''(unmasking each other in unison)'' IMPOSTOR!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(as himself once again seeing D.J.'s true face)'' A HUMAN!
-->'''Dishonest John:''' You're not that WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry-drinking mouse!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(removes D.J.'s duck head to reveal a WesternAnimation/PorkyPig-esque mask)'' And you're not Quain Quacker!
-->'''Dishonest John:''' ''(removes Thunderbolt's rabbit mask to reveal a dog mask)'' And you're not Harecules Hare!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(removes D.J.'s pig mask to reveal a smiling Beany Boy mask)'' And you're not Frankenswine!
-->'''Dishonest John:''' ''(removes Thunderbolt's dog mask to reveal another Beany Boy mask)'' You're not Rin Tin Can! ''(now imitating Beany's voice)'' Beany? You're not Beany Boy!
-->'''Dishonest John and Thunderbolt:''' ''(unmasking each other in unison)'' IMPOSTOR!
-->'''Thunderbolt:''' ''(as himself once again seeing D.J.'s true face)'' A HUMAN!
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* BigBallOfViolence: In "DJ's Disappearing Act" a huge fight breaks out because Dishonest John had stolen a rare diamond, Uncle Captain asks Cecil, "Do you know what this is?" and Cecil responds, "[[{{MediumAwareness}} The biggest fight cloud in the history of Saturday morning cartoons?]]"
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* BigBallOfViolence: In "DJ's Disappearing Act" a huge fight breaks out because Dishonest John had stolen a rare diamond, Uncle Captain asks Cecil, "Do you know what this is?" "What's that?" and Cecil responds, "[[{{MediumAwareness}} The biggest fight cloud in the history of Saturday morning cartoons?]]"cartoons!]]"
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* SeaSerpents: Cecil is a benevolent example of this trope.
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* DirtyCoward: Captain Huffenpuff. More often than not, after telling Beany and Cecil what their mission or task for the episode is, he will go hide (usually in the Leakin' Lena's cabin; in "Spots Off a Leopard" it explicitly says "HIDING ROOM" above the cabin door) and leave Beany and Cecil to carry out the task themselves, but not before he makes a pun relating to his hiding.
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** "Super Cecil" and "So What and the Seven Whatnots" both contain a reference to the classic Anacin pain reliever commercials (by cutting away to inside Cecil's head, where a hammer is striking and an electrical spark is arcing, etc.)
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** "Super Cecil" and "So What and the Seven Whatnots" both contain a reference to the classic Anacin pain reliever commercials (by cutting away to inside Cecil's head, where a hammer is striking and an electrical spark is arcing, etc.)) Speaking of which, you get one guess what Super Cecil [[Franchise/{{Superman}} is a reference to.]]
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* TheScrooge: Captain Huffenpuff is implied to be this in "So What and the Seven Whatnots", given that the years salary he gives to Cecil consists of a measly ''nickel''.
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** A self-parody Take That: in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the Creator/DiCAnimation studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
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** A self-parody Take That: in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the Creator/DiCAnimation [[Creator/DiCEntertainment DiC Animation]] studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
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** A self-parody Take That: in 1988's ''The Brotherhood of B.L.E.C.H.,'' the DiC Animation studio building is seen going over a waterfall.
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** "Super Cecil" and "So What and the Seven Whatnots" both contain a reference to the classic Anacin pain reliever commercials (by cutting away to inside Cecil's head, where a hammer is striking and an electrical spark is arcing, etc.)
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* RecycledScript: Beany and Cecil meets the Invisible Man.
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* RebusBubble: The little alien Beepin' Tom (featured in ''Ain't I A Little Stinger?''), whose dialogue consists of rebuses, as shown in standard comic book dialogue balloons ("O", buoy, arrow pointing towards a Joker card and a "s" and some nuts, which reads as "Oh boy, this joker's nuts," referring to Dishonest John).
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* RebusBubble: The little alien Beepin' Tom (featured in ''Ain't ''[[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5rx8qs_beany-and-cecil-ain-t-i-a-little-stinger_tv Ain't I A Little Stinger?''), Stinger?]]''), whose dialogue consists of rebuses, as shown in standard comic book dialogue balloons ("O", buoy, arrow pointing towards a Joker card and a "s" and some nuts, which reads as "Oh boy, this joker's nuts," referring to Dishonest John).
