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* ChainedToARailway: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.

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* ChainedToARailway: The villain in ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.
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* ChainedToTheTrack: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.

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* ChainedToTheTrack: ChainedToARailway: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.
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* ChainedToTheRailway: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.

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* ChainedToTheRailway: ChainedToTheTrack: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.
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* ChainedToTheRailway: The villain ''El Kabong Rides Again'' takes this to the extreme by not just tying up Baba Looey and the DamselInDistress, but ''all the townspeople as well''.

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* ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'' by Music/{{Pain}} (''WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}}''), showing the Neptunes as a {{ska}} band playing on a vintage metal ''Jabberjaw'' lunch box and rescuing Shelly from an eel who falls for her during a performance.

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* ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'' ''WesternAnimation/JabberjawRunningUnderwater'' by Music/{{Pain}} (''WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}}''), showing the Neptunes as a {{ska}} band playing on a vintage metal ''Jabberjaw'' lunch box and rescuing Shelly from an eel who falls for her during a performance.



* AbhorrentAdmirer: In ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'', the villainous eel that kidnaps Shelly does so because he [[LoveAtFirstSight becomes smitten with her when he sees her performing on stage]].



* DamselInDistress: Shelly in "Jabberjaw" is kidnapped by the evil eel.



* SettingUpdate:
** The characters of ''WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}}'' are updated from 1970s teens to late 1990s/early 2000s teens. More specifically, they're a part of a ska band.
** ''WesternAnimation/JosieAndThePussycats'' gets updated for the '80s and '90s, complete with changing music styles.

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* SettingUpdate:
** The characters of ''WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}}'' are updated from 1970s teens to late 1990s/early 2000s teens. More specifically, they're a part of a ska band.
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SettingUpdate: ''WesternAnimation/JosieAndThePussycats'' gets updated for the '80s and '90s, complete with changing music styles.



* ShoutOut:
** Josie and the Pussycats dress up like Music/{{KISS}} members at one point.
** Jabberjaw recreates the famous ''Film/{{Jaws}}'' poster.

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ShoutOut: Josie and the Pussycats dress up like Music/{{KISS}} members at one point.
** Jabberjaw recreates the famous ''Film/{{Jaws}}'' poster.
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* TankTopTomboy: ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'''s iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboynessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.
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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboynessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.

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* TankTopTomboy: This ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'''s iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboynessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: In ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'', the villainous eel that kidnaps Shelly does show because he [[LoveAtFirstSight becomes smitten with her when she sees her performing on stage]].

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* AbhorrentAdmirer: In ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'', the villainous eel that kidnaps Shelly does show so because he [[LoveAtFirstSight becomes smitten with her when she he sees her performing on stage]].
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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboyishnessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.

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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboyishnessUpgrade [[TomboynessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.
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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboyishUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.

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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboyishUpgrade [[TomboyishnessUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish tomboyish]] than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.

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* AbhorrentAdmirer: In ''Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)'', the villainous eel that kidnaps Shelly does show because he [[LoveAtFirstSight becomes smitten with her when she sees her performing on stage]].



* {{Animesque}}: ''Dee Dee and Dexter'' resembles a 1960s anime and even features Japanese.

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* {{Animesque}}: ''Dee Dee and Dexter'' resembles a 1960s anime and even features Japanese.the Japanese language.



** Josie and the Pussycats go Music/{{KISS}} at one point.

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** Josie and the Pussycats go dress up like Music/{{KISS}} members at one point.


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* TankTopTomboy: This iteration of Shelly wears a white tank-top, and [[TomboyishUpgrade is noticeably more tomboyish than she was in the original Jabberjaw series.
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* ''Circles'' by Music/SoulCoughing (various Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons), a DeconstructiveParody of the GoingInCircles trope.

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* ''Circles'' by Music/SoulCoughing (various Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons), a DeconstructiveParody of the GoingInCircles WraparoundBackground trope.
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* HopeSpot: The final verse of ''Gorilla 4 Sale'' details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ogee. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.

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* HopeSpot: The final verse of ''Gorilla 4 Sale'' details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ogee. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...gorilla...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.
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* TheShadowKnows: Eustace might have been redesigned in ''Hearts Full Of Love'', but his shadow has his regular show design.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Eustace and Muriel are drawn to look a bit younger in ''Courage (Hearts Full of Love)''.

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the little girl's name is actually "Ogee"


* AdaptationalBadass: In ''El Kabong Rides Again'', Quick Draw [=McGraw=] is depicted as a ''way'' more effective crime-fighter than the IdiotHero that he is in his original shorts, defeating the main villain and saving the townspeople twice over with little issue and even getting the girl in the end. Conversely, [[HypercompetentSidekick Baba Looey]] [[AdaptationalWimp has to be rescued by Quick Draw]] ''[[AdaptationalWimp twice]]''.



* HopeSpot: The final verse of ''Gorilla 4 Sale'' details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ochie. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.

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* HopeSpot: The final verse of ''Gorilla 4 Sale'' details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ochie.Ogee. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.
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* DamsilInDistress: Shelly in "Jabberjaw" is kidnapped by the evil eel.

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* DamsilInDistress: DamselInDistress: Shelly in "Jabberjaw" is kidnapped by the evil eel.
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* DamsilInDistress: Shelly in "Jabberjaw" is kidnapped by the evil eel.
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I don't think these air anymore due to the Boomerang rebrand


As part of the channel's focus on Cartoon Network's "classic" programming, the videos are more recently known to air during commercial breaks on Creator/{{Boomerang}}. You can view many of them [[https://www.youtube.com/user/codeseven here]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/user/OperationTimeCapsule here.]]

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As part of the channel's focus on Cartoon Network's "classic" programming, the videos are more recently known moved to air during commercial breaks on Creator/{{Boomerang}}.Creator/{{Boomerang}} in the late 2000s and early 2010s. You can view many of them [[https://www.youtube.com/user/codeseven here]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/user/OperationTimeCapsule here.]]
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* ''Yogi Bear Live at Yellowstone'' by High School Jim (''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'')

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* ''Yogi Bear Live at Yellowstone'' by High School Jim [[note]]Steve Patrick (vocals), Peter Rosch (bass), Matt Peccini (drums), Craig "Sven" Gordon (guitar), and Michael Kohler (vocals and guitar)[[/note]] (''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'')
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: Barney's house in ''Circles'', which somehow even gained properties like warping in characters from other universes.

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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: Barney's house in ''Circles'', which somehow even gained properties like warping warps in characters from other universes.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: Barney's house in ''Circles'', which somehow even gained properties like warping in characters from other universes.

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* HopeSpot: The final verse of "Gorilla 4 Sale" details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ochie. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.
* MediumAwareness: The plot of the "Circles" quickie concerns [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred and Barney]] becoming aware of the WraparoundBackground.

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* HopeSpot: The final verse of "Gorilla ''Gorilla 4 Sale" Sale'' details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ochie. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.
* MediumAwareness: The plot of the "Circles" quickie ''Circles'' concerns [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred and Barney]] becoming aware of the WraparoundBackground.



* WackyRacing: "Rolling"'s video takes clips from a racing short of ''Betty Boop'' in which she, Bozo, Bosco, and a few others compete for a racing trophy.

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* StopMotion: ''Time is Running Out'' is animated with very convincing figures made for the short's board game aesthetic.
* WackyRacing: "Rolling"'s ''Rolling''[='=]s video takes clips from a racing short of the ''Betty Boop'' episode ''Betty Boop's Ker-choo'' in which she, Bozo, Bosco, Koko, Bimbo, and a few others compete for a racing trophy.
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* WackyRacing: "Rolling"'s video takes clips from a racing short of ''Betty Boop'' in which she, Bozo, Bosco, and a few others compete for a racing trophy.
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* HopeSpot: The final verse of "Gorilla 4 Sale" details the ''one'' customer willing to buy Magilla Gorilla, a little girl named Ochie. She's enthusiastic and seems to love the monkey...but right at the end she sadly mentions she doesn't have enough money to claim him. "Mr. Peebles almost died" indeed.
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* CreepyCarnival: ''Courage the Cowardly Dog'' takes place in one themed on the show, with the aptly named title "Courage's Night Terrors".

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* CreepyCarnival: CrappyCarnival: ''Courage the Cowardly Dog'' takes place in one themed on the show, with the aptly named title "Courage's Night Terrors".Terrors". The carnival itself doesn't look too bad, but it's dead empty, uncannily bright, and has attractions based on the horrors the titular character faces.
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* CreepyCarnival: ''Courage the Cowardly Dog'' takes place in one themed on the show, with the aptly named title "Courage's Night Terrors".
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: ''Gorilla 4 Sale'' is all about Mr. Peebles' inability to just sell off Magilla. Most verses talk about ''almost'' sales that are only inhibited by circumstance.
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* ArtShift: Almost all the shorts incorporate multiple art styles.

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* ArtShift: Almost all ''Musical Evolution'' gives each version of the shorts incorporate multiple ''Josie and the Pussycats'' theme its own art styles.style.



* RealityEnsues: The plot of the "Circles" quickie concerns [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred and Barney]] becoming aware of the WraparoundBackground.

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* RealityEnsues: MediumAwareness: The plot of the "Circles" quickie concerns [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred and Barney]] becoming aware of the WraparoundBackground.
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* TheFourHorsemenOfTheApocalypse: ''Atom's Theme'' has Atom fighting off four otherworldly men riding on horses. War is represented by a general with a tank, Famine by a three-headed man extolling the virtues of nuclear fire, Pestilence by a giant scrap robot breathing fire on the town, and Death by a robber planting nuclear {{Cartoon Bomb}}s all over the world.
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