History WesternAnimation / DudleyDoRight

* AdultsDressedAsChildren: In "Mother Love", after Dudley, tricked into thinking Snidely was his little brother, quits his job to take care of him, the former makes the latter dress in a "little Fauntleroy suit".

* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: In "Finding Gold", both Dudley and Snidely each say "[[{{Malaproper}}/Y-reka]]!" when they find money bags and think they've struck gold.

* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: In "Finding Gold", both Dudley and Snidely each say "[[{{Malaproper}}/Y-reka]]!" when they find money bags and think they've struck gold.

* HiredToHuntYourself: Inspector Fenwick sends Dudley to find the thief stealing money from the post's payroll in "Finding Gold", neither of them knowing that Dudley himself had done it by mistake, thinking he struck gold. In the end, nobody's the wiser about the truth, as they think Snidely Whiplash is the culprit after Dudley captures him.

%%* CantGetInTroubleForNuthin

* AdultsDressedAsChildren: In "Mother Love", after Dudley, tricked into thinking Snidely was his little brother, quits his job to take care of him, the former makes the latter dress in a "little Fauntleroy suit"

* SeductionOneUpmanship: Snidely & Dudley are always competing to win Nell's heart. The film has Snidely creating an oil painting of Nell at his nouveau-riche party when the LeatherCladLout Dudley bursts in on a motorbike and challenges Snidely by trimming a shrub into a figure of Nell using his mentor's chainsaw, humiliating Snidely as Nell falls for Dudley again.

* SimpleSolutionWontWork: In "Log Jam", when Snidley, using a phony business called Mother Whiplash's Log Jam, causes all the timber in Canada from going down the river, Dudley asks Inspector Fenwick why they not simply arrest him. The Inspector replies that his alias of Mother Whiplash would provoke every mother in Canada.
* SingingMountie: The 1999 live-action film shows Dudely and Nell singing the romantic duet "When I'm Calling You," in the style of Nelson Eddy and Creator/JeanetteMacDonald in the musical film ''Rose Marie''.

* CutLexLuthorACheck: Defied in "Log Jam"; when Whiplash uses a jam factory as a cover for his latest crime, he's dismayed to hear that his jam is doing well in super markets, saying he doesn't want to be in the jelly business for real as it's too legitimate

-->'''Dudley:''' [[DoubleTake Snidley Whiplash?]]

-->'''Snidely:''' HeyThatsMyLine!

* SkewedPriorities: In "Trap Bait", when Whiplash captures Dudley's horse, Nell, Inspector Fenwick, and the other Mounties and sends Dudley a message saying he'd blow them all up unless he came to the sawmill, Dudley is mainly upset that his horse is in danger.

-->'''Snidely:''' ''[previously introduced in a title card as "Played by Larry Sabu"]'' So they're short on Mounties, eh? Well, I'll fill their ranks or my name isn't Larry Sabu!\\

'''Snidely:''' ''[emerging from behind a tree and wearing tennis togs]'' You play Snidely Whiplash. I played him yesterday and he beat me, six love!

'''Mother:''' ''[guffawing]'' Look at that funny moose hat!\\
'''Snidely:''' ''[tearfully]'' Oh, ''please'' pay me the mortgage! Please, will you?\\

* BatmanGambit: In "Coming Out Party", Inspector Fenwick decides to give Nell a coming out party, despite the fact that she's thirty-seven, and invite Snidely Whiplash. The reason? Fenwick figures that Snidely won't be able to resist a good party. Then he'll check his top hat and cape, which will be replaced with a checked coat and [[CompanyCrossReferences a Bullwinkle hat: a beanie with moose antlers]]. Fenwick reasons that when Snidely tries to collect mortgages wearing ''that'' hat, he'll be laughed out of every home he tries to seize. The plan works, but then Dudley tries on Snidely's top hat and cape and goes berserk. He calls himself "Archvillain Dudley Do-Right" and ties at least twenty-seven old ladies to the railroad tracks.

* ClothesMakeTheManiac: In "Coming Out Party", after the Mounties have seized Snidely Whiplash's top hat and cape, Dudley tries on said hat and cape and goes berserk. He calls himself "Archvillian Dudley Do-Right" and ties at least twenty-seven old ladies to the railroad tracks. Inspector Fenwick tells Snidely what's happened, then suggests that Snidely become a Mountie and apprehend Dudley. Once in uniform, Snidely feels heroic, and he easily brings Dudley to justice.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Inspector Fenwick instructed Dudley to get himself kicked out of the service in order to investigate Snidely Whiplash's fur-smuggling operation while in disguise. Dudley's attempts had initially backfired, as the building he burned down was condemned anyway and blowing up the dam solved an irrigation crisis. When instructed by Fenwick to not try, Dudley actually succeeded in the step by eating peas with a knife, something no mountie should ever do.

* ClothesMakeTheManiac: In "Coming Out Party", after the mounties have seized Snidely Whiplash's top hat and cape, Dudley tries on said hat and cape and goes berserk. He calls himself "Archvillian Dudley Do-Right" and ties at least twenty-seven old ladies to the railroad tracks. Inspector Fenwick tells Snidely what's happened, then suggests that Snidely become a Mountie and apprehend Dudley. Once in uniform, Snidely feels heroic, and he easily brings Dudley to justice.

-->'''Snidely:''' ''[previously introduced in a title card as "Played by Larry Sabu"]'' So they're short on mounties, eh? Well, I'll fill their ranks or my name isn't Larry Sabu!\\

'''Mother:''' ''[still guffawing]'' Such a funny hat!\\

* BatmanGambit: In "Coming Out Party", Inspector Fenwick decides to give Nell a coming out party, despite the fact that she's thirty-seven, and invite Snidely Whiplash. The reason? Fenwick figures that Snidely won't be able to resist a good party. Then he'll check his top hat and cape, which will be replaced with a checked coat and a Bullwinkle hat: a beanie with moose antlers. Fenwick reasons that when Snidely tries to collect mortgages wearing ''that'' hat, he'll be laughed out of every home he tries to seize. The plan works, but then Dudley tries on Snidely's top hat and cape and goes berserk. He calls himself "Archvillain Dudley Do-Right" and ties at least twenty-seven old ladies to the railroad tracks.