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** In a later episode, Thunk states that their lives should not be this absurd, it's like a bunch of people far in the future are making up crazy stuff.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The valley residents are shown to subsist mostly on a diet of raw meat and eggs due to their lack of cooking fires. In reality, meat has to be cooked to render the nutrients digestable and also to sterilise the meat. So the valley would be suffering from malnutrition and numerous dietary illnesses if this wasn't a cartoon.

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* BeeAfraid: Happens constantly to multiple characters.
** In "A Spoonful of Soo-Gar," the whole tribe is on the run from a huge swarm of bees, though nobody gets stung.
** In "It Crushes," Eep accdenally crashes into a beehive, shrieking in pain. She then intentionally lets herself be stung as an attempt to drown out her feelings of love for her crush.
** In "It Takes Ahhh! Valley Part 2," the Croods launch a beehive at a dinosaur in an unsuccessful attempt to ward it off.
** In "Slak Attack," One-Eyed Amber recommends shoving beehives into the clothes of lazy teenagers as a way of motivating them, then proceeds to demonstrate by cramming one down her own loincloth.
** In "A Gran Adventure," Ugga is stung badly by swarms of bees Gran has employed as booby traps to safeguard her treasure.
** In "Gorgey Girl," a male caveman is stung by bees as part of a lesson being taught to Eep's class. When the teacher realizes Eep isn't paying attention, he throws a hive at her as well.


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* ScaryStingingSwarm: Happens constantly to multiple characters.
** In "A Spoonful of Soo-Gar," the whole tribe is on the run from a huge swarm of bees, though nobody gets stung.
** In "It Crushes," Eep accdenally crashes into a beehive, shrieking in pain. She then intentionally lets herself be stung as an attempt to drown out her feelings of love for her crush.
** In "It Takes Ahhh! Valley Part 2," the Croods launch a beehive at a dinosaur in an unsuccessful attempt to ward it off.
** In "Slak Attack," One-Eyed Amber recommends shoving beehives into the clothes of lazy teenagers as a way of motivating them, then proceeds to demonstrate by cramming one down her own loincloth.
** In "A Gran Adventure," Ugga is stung badly by swarms of bees Gran has employed as booby traps to safeguard her treasure.
** In "Gorgey Girl," a male caveman is stung by bees as part of a lesson being taught to Eep's class. When the teacher realizes Eep isn't paying attention, he throws a hive at her as well.

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* ProgressivelyPrettier: Both Eep and Ugga have been shifted away from UglyCute and closer to HotAmazon territory. (Oddly, this makes the show closer to Creator/ChrisSanders original concept than the movie was.)

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Both Eep and Ugga have been shifted away from UglyCute and closer to HotAmazon AmazonianBeauty territory. (Oddly, this makes the show closer to Creator/ChrisSanders original concept than the movie was.)
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: "Pie vs. Pie" ends with Thunk and Ugga accidentally cooking a "meatza" on a lava flow. When they both try a slice, they're disgusted. Ugga doesn't like the crust and Thunk is grossed out by the fact that it's warm.
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->'''Eep''': Since the first sunrise, there have been two things you can always count on: Family and change. And both can be pretty painful. Hi, I'm Eep. My family, the Croods, [[WesternAnimation/TheCroods went through a lot of changes surviving what we called "The End"]]. But this isn't that story. [[{{Prequel}} This is about "The Before", as in, before the end]].

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->'''Eep''': Since the first sunrise, there have been two things you can always count on: Family and change. And both can be pretty painful. Hi, I'm Eep. My family, the Croods, [[WesternAnimation/TheCroods went through a lot of changes surviving what we called "The End"]].End". But this isn't that story. [[{{Prequel}} This is about "The Before", as in, before the end]].
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* SuddenlyVoiced: Sandy gets several songs in "Wrestlebabia: The Musical", although all of her songs are simply ImagineSpot.

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* SuddenlyVoiced: SuddenlySpeaking: Sandy gets several songs in "Wrestlebabia: The Musical", although all of her songs are simply ImagineSpot.
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* BlackComedy: This series uses a lot of jokes centered around either the chance of someone dying or someone already have died.

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* BlackComedy: This series uses a lot of jokes centered around either the chance of someone dying or someone already have died. The Stone Age was a dangerous time.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: Ugga and Sandy have red hair like Eep.

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* AdaptationalDyeJob: Ugga and Sandy have red hair like Eep.Eep instead of brown like the film.
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* DenserAndWackier: Than the movie it was based on. Not that the movie didn't have comedy but it also had dramatic moments, which the series basically lacks.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "Thunkytown":
-->'''Thunk:''' I'm just gonna do a number three real quick.\\
'''Grug:''' Is that the sit-down one or the stand-up one?\\
'''Thunk:''' It's the jumping-from-the-tree one.\\
'''Grug:''' Huh. Well, however you get it done, son.
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** In "It Crushes," Eep willingly lets herself be stung by bees as an attempt to drown out her feelings of love for her crush.

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** In "It Crushes," Eep willingly accdenally crashes into a beehive, shrieking in pain. She then intentionally lets herself be stung by bees as an attempt to drown out her feelings of love for her crush.
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''[Thunk imagines himself riding an bear owl.]''\\

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''[Thunk imagines himself riding an a bear owl.]''\\

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* MixAndMatchCritter: As is the case in the movies, Creatures in the Croodaceous era are mash ups of other creatures. A few sample critters are spider ants, bear owls, chickuna (a mix of tuna and chicken) and albacerous (a bird with rhinoceros feature).

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* MixAndMatchCritter: As is the case in the movies, Creatures in the Croodaceous era are mash ups of other creatures. A few sample critters are spider ants, bear owls, chickuna (a mix of tuna and chicken) and albacerous (a bird with rhinoceros feature). A few animals that ''aren't'' mix-and-match critters, like the unicorn, are considered strange.


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** In "A Spoonful of Soo-gar", the music playing while the Croods were chased by a swarm of bees is similar to "Flight of the Bumblebee".
*** The episode title may be a reference to the song from ''Film/MaryPoppins''.
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* DancePartyEnding: The end credits of the finale run over the cast dancing.
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* AerithAndBob: Amongst the many object inspired names, we have Steve and Kevin. Eep later reveals Sandy's full name is Sandra.

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* AerithAndBob: Amongst the many object inspired names, we have Steve Steve, Kevin and Kevin.Tina. Eep later reveals Sandy's full name is Sandra.
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* [[spoiler: FramingDevice: The whole series turns out to be this in the series finale when it was revealed in the end that Eep was telling the whole series to Guy after the end of the movie]]

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* [[spoiler: FramingDevice: The [[spoiler:The whole series turns out to be this in the series finale when it was revealed in the end that Eep was telling the whole series to Guy after the end of the movie]]movie.]]
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* PuppyDogEyes: In "There Will Be Eggs", Eep and Thunk try to do this on their parents to let them trade for screamboards, which doesn't work.

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* PuppyDogEyes: In "There Will Be Eggs", Eep and Thunk try to do this on their parents to let them trade for screamboards, slateboards, which doesn't work.



* WeirdCurrency: Eggs, apparently. Specifically Moooooose eggs in "There Will Be Eggs". Though the screamboard maker/seller only wants eggs to smash them.
* WorthlessYellowRocks: In "There Will Be Eggs", Eep and Thunk try to find something more valuable to trade for screamboards. All they found are "worthless sparkle rocks" (diamonds).

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* WeirdCurrency: Eggs, apparently. Specifically Moooooose eggs in "There Will Be Eggs". Though the screamboard slateboard maker/seller only wants eggs to smash them.
* WorthlessYellowRocks: In "There Will Be Eggs", Eep and Thunk try to find something more valuable to trade for screamboards.slateboards. All they found are "worthless sparkle rocks" (diamonds).
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* AerithAndBob: Amongst the many object inspired names, we have Steve and Kevin. Eep later reveals Sandy's full name is Sandra.


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* BaitAndSwitch: A new student joins the class who bears a striking resemblance to Guy, but his face isn't visible until later in the scene. [[spoiler: He isn't Guy, it's Kevin.]]


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** Squawk catching a rock thrown at him by Grug is exactly like the scene later repeated in the movie with the Mawcarnivore.


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** Lerk learns the "truths of the universe", including the fact that she is a cartoon character.

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* ItsPronouncedTroPAY: It's literally named after a scream, you can just say "Ahh Valley", you have to scream the Ahh out. "''AAAH!!'' Valley". The Broods don't really get this so Grug keeps correcting them.
* [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: In two episodes, a character finishes the episode by speaking directly to the viewers and someone asking who are they talking to. Then it is shown that the character was [[BaitAndSwitch apparently addressing some Liyotes]], only they are just as confused as the cast.

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* ItsPronouncedTroPAY: It's literally named after a scream, you can can't just say "Ahh Valley", you have to scream the Ahh out. "''AAAH!!'' Valley". The Broods don't really get this so Grug keeps correcting them.
* [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: Wall]]:
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In two episodes, a character finishes the episode by speaking directly to the viewers and someone asking who are they talking to. Then it is shown that the character was [[BaitAndSwitch apparently addressing some Liyotes]], only they are just as confused as the cast.cast.
** The seasons are used as the major unit of long-term time measurement by the cavemen, so there are plenty of statements about the seasons that can be interpreted as referring to both the unit of time as well as seasons of the show.

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** When Grug is temporarily the valley's problem solver, he considers hitting himself in the head with a rock to "activate ideas".

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** When Grug is temporarily the valley's problem solver, he considers hitting hits himself in the head with a rock to "activate ideas".ideas".
** Eep making binoculars with her hands is later done in the movie by Grug.
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* StealthHiBye: Munk's innate skill. The moment he isn't being watched, he will be gone instantly. He's also equally adept at appearing from nowhere.
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** In "Gran the Unfriendly Ghost", after disregarding Gran's advice about eclipses, she decides to pretend to be eaten by wild liyotes to make the croods feel guilty.

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** In "Gran the Unfriendly Ghost", after disregarding Gran's advice about eclipses, she decides to pretend to be eaten by wild liyotes to make the croods Croods feel guilty.

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* ShoutOut: Eep's Egg Toss team is named [[Film/CoyoteUgly Liyote Uglies]].

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Eep's Egg Toss team is named [[Film/CoyoteUgly Liyote Uglies]].Uglies]].
** Grug: Leave it to my daughter to come up with a safe way to walk to the moon, one small step at a time.
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* ShoutOut: Eep's Egg Toss team is named [[Film/CoyoteUgly Liyote Uglies]].

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** When Grug is temporarily the valley's problem solver, he considers hitting himself in the head with a rock to "activate ideas".



*[[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: In two episodes, a character finishes the episode by speaking directly to the viewers and someone asking who are they talking to. Then it is shown that the character was [[BaitAndSwitch apparently addressing some Liyotes]], only they are just as confused as the cast.



* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Meep and Snoot

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* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Meep and SnootSnoot.



* PickyEater: Thunk hates Chickuna, and trying to dispose of all the Chickuna he's been hiding instead of eating accidentally attracts Bear Owls.

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* PickyEater: Thunk hates Chickuna, and trying to dispose of all the Chickuna he's been hiding instead of eating accidentally attracts Bear Owls. [[spoiler: Eep also has distaste for Chickuna and has been hiding all of hers in a secret storage compartment.]]
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: The ending to "This is an End" has Grug dragging the family along to fight the moon yet again [[spoiler:Guy shrugs and joins in, showing that even after The End, the Croods will still be having wild adventures.]]
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This series has a framing device in this is the end episode and also this might be a whole 'series' flashback as well

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* [[spoiler: FramingDevice: The whole series turns out to be this in the series finale when it was revealed in the end that Eep was telling the whole series to Guy after the end of the movie]]
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* EndOfSeriesAwareness: By the series finale "This is an End", the kids have been Glad-You-Ate-Shunned (graduated school) and the Croods have made peace with the Broods.
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* BeeAfraid: Happens constantly to multiple characters.
** In "A Spoonful of Soo-Gar," the whole tribe is on the run from a huge swarm of bees, though nobody gets stung.
** In "It Crushes," Eep willingly lets herself be stung by bees as an attempt to drown out her feelings of love for her crush.
** In "It Takes Ahhh! Valley Part 2," the Croods launch a beehive at a dinosaur in an unsuccessful attempt to ward it off.
** In "Slak Attack," One-Eyed Amber recommends shoving beehives into the clothes of lazy teenagers as a way of motivating them, then proceeds to demonstrate by cramming one down her own loincloth.
** In "A Gran Adventure," Ugga is stung badly by swarms of bees Gran has employed as booby traps to safeguard her treasure.
** In "Gorgey Girl," a male caveman is stung by bees as part of a lesson being taught to Eep's class. When the teacher realizes Eep isn't paying attention, he throws a hive at her as well.

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