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* AluminiumChristmasTrees: Eliot Kid may sound like an appropriate name for a KidAppealCharacter, but it's a real surname, having three origins:
** Middle English kid(e), meaning a young goat, where the word "kid" comes from.
** Middle English kidde, meaning "a bundle of wood".
** Cyda, an Anglo-Saxon for whom the town of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England was named for.
** Middle English kid(e), meaning a young goat, where the word "kid" comes from.
** Middle English kidde, meaning "a bundle of wood".
** Cyda, an Anglo-Saxon for whom the town of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England was named for.
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* AdultFear: "The Age of Reason" tackles the topic of losing your fun side and becoming adult, in the sense "grey and dull".
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* BigBrotherInstinct: Even with all the problems that he causes and the plenty of times that he drives her mad, Suzie doesn't hesitate in confronting anyone that dares to hurt Eliot. She also comforts Eliot when he is sad, worried or angry, in a really charming and loving manner.
* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
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* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
** Cyda, an Anglo-Saxon for whom the town of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England was named for.
* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
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-->'''Mimi''': That's horrible!horrible!* BigBrotherInstinct: Even with all the problems that he causes and the plenty of times that he drives her mad, Suzie doesn't hesitate in confronting anyone that dares to hurt Eliot. She also comforts Eliot when he is sad, worried or angry, in a really charming and loving manner.
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* VillainyFreeVillain: Although not a true villain by any means and certainly not ''evil'', Cathy, an ice-cream woman running a mobile van who only appeared in one episode, was a slight jerkass. But it was more JerkassHasAPoint due to Eliot and his friends damaging the inside of her highly expensive truck.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Eliot's imagination turning ordinary situations into Hollywood movies provides much of this, and this is the source of the humor the show has.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Eliot's imagination turning ordinary situations into Hollywood movies provides much of this, the comedy, and this is the source of the humor the show has.
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* TwoTeacherSchool: We only ever see Mr. Leon and Ms.Brigitte at Eliot's school, and no other teachers. For a large size town, this is unusual, unless it's a suburb with less than 10k people that Eliot lives in.
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* [[invoked]] DesignatedVillain: Although by no means villains, and just doing their job, the cinema staff in "Operation Pop-Corn" are presented as this, but that's only because we're seeing things from Eliot's point of view. In reality, they're just doing what any cinema staff would do to prevent the cinema from being damaged and were within their rights to get the kids out of areas off-limits to the public and stop them vandalizing the cinema.
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* HarmlessVillain: Many of the episodes' antagonists aren't that threatening; Igor the teenage musician is a {{Jerkass}} and TheBully, but not that threatening.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Igor the teenage musician, a OneShotCharacter in his only episode which was self-titled, may have been dislikeable, but he wasn't far wrong when he was angry with Eliot, Kaytoo and Mimi for damaging his expensive equipment.
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* DreadfulMusician: At the end of the episode "Igor" which focuses on a school "Battle of the Bands" type contest, a kid on an accordion is seen playing. It was done as a ShoutOut to Creator/WeirdAlYankovic's trademark instrument.
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* DreadfulMusician: At the end of the episode "Igor" which focuses on a school "Battle of the Bands" type contest, a kid on an accordion is seen playing. It was done as a ShoutOut to Creator/WeirdAlYankovic's Music/WeirdAlYankovic's trademark instrument.
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* DreadfulMusician: At the end of the episode "Igor" which focuses on a school "Battle of the Bands" type contest, a kid on an accordion is seen playing. It was done as a ShoutOut to Creator/WeirdAlYankovic's trademark instrument.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: The second episode "Invasion of the Robot Clones" has Eliot wrongly believing people are being replaced by robot duplicates. He takes it that seriously people think it's InUniverse, an OOCIsSeriousBusiness. [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]], in that it's shown in his imagination as MundaneMadeAwesome. It's rare for an 8-year-old to be into conspiracy theorists, but this is kept for WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief.
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* NoAntagonist: Many episodes don't have a villain, the central conflict comes from Eliot's misunderstanding of the situation.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Eliot's imagination turning ordinary situations into Hollywood movies provides much of this, and this is the source of the humor the show has.
* NoAntagonist: Many episodes don't have a villain, the central conflict comes from Eliot's misunderstanding of the situation. Eliot's school teachers aren't even villainous, but the voice of reason at times.
* NoAntagonist: Many episodes don't have a villain, the central conflict comes from Eliot's misunderstanding of the situation. Eliot's school teachers aren't even villainous, but the voice of reason at times.
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* {{Homage}}: Some, but not all, of Eliot's scenes where he imagines himself as being in a Hollywood movie are tributes to famous movies - in the opening titles a homage to ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'' is scene.
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* AluminiumChristmasTrees: Eliot Kid may sound like an appropriate name for a KidAppealCharacter, but it's a real surname, having three origins:
** Middle English kid(e), meaning a young goat, where the word "kid" comes from.
** Middle English kidde, meaning "a bundle of wood".
** Middle English kid(e), meaning a young goat, where the word "kid" comes from.
** Middle English kidde, meaning "a bundle of wood".
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* SnapBack: By the end of each episode, no attempt has been made to get rid of the ramifications of Eliot's behavior. The Kid family's house, or his school get damaged now and then, but by the next episode are back to normal with no explanation. Thus, despite the fact family bedrooms or a classroom are damaged several times, they're back to normal by the next episode. This even applies to when Eliot gets ''injured'', as shown in "Invasion of the Robot Clones".
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* AdultFear: "The Age of Reason" tackles the topic of losing your fun side and becoming adult, in the sense "grey and dull".
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: "The Big Webster" had Eliot assuming that the individual in the episode title was a man with a long beard who looked like God, not realizing it was actually ''a dictionary''.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: "The Big Webster" had Eliot assuming that the individual in the episode title was a man with a long beard who looked like God, not realizing it was actually ''a dictionary''.
* LaserGuidedKarma: In "The Big Webster" as punishment for going into the archive room which students are forbidden from, the protagonists Eliot, Mimi and Kaytoo had to copy out the definition of discipline from the Webster English dictionary.
* LaserGuidedKarma: In "The Big Webster" as punishment for going into the archive room which students are forbidden from, the protagonists Eliot, Mimi and Kaytoo had to copy out the definition of discipline from the Webster English dictionary.
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** Eliot, the main protagonist. This trope is basically the main theme of the series, and is what causes (or worsens) all the problems in the show.
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** Eliot, the main protagonist.protagonist has a high level of imagination. This trope is basically the main theme of the series, and is what causes (or worsens) all the problems in the show.
* {{Parody}}: "Igor" parodies Japanese tech when Eliot attacks the band in the titular episode, assuming them to be enemies, and the ImagineSpot shows Eliot as operating a robot of sorts.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One episode featured the protagonists playing ''in a rubbish incineration centre'' and having to be rescued from it. The kids were accused by the workers of having mental problems for believing that EvilKnockoff robot clones were being produced there.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One The episode "Invasion of the Robot Clones" featured the protagonists playing ''in a rubbish incineration centre'' and having to be rescued from it. The kids were accused by the workers of having mental problems for believing that EvilKnockoff robot clones were being produced there.there.
* WrongAssumption: Eliot assumes The Big Webster is a GrandpaGod-type CoolOldGuy, but is surprised to find it's just a dictionary.
* WrongAssumption: Eliot assumes The Big Webster is a GrandpaGod-type CoolOldGuy, but is surprised to find it's just a dictionary.
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''Eliot Kid'' is a Canadian/British animated children's television series composed of 104 episodes produced by Samka Productions, Safari de Ville, and Creator/{{BBC}}. The series was directed by Gilles Cazaux. Lead voices and voice direction for both seasons were conducted by animation voice director, Matthew Géczy. Canadian version and cast for both seasons were conducted by Kris Bénard.
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''Eliot Kid'' is a Canadian/British Canadian/French/British animated children's television series composed comprised of 104 episodes produced by Samka Productions, Safari de Ville, and Creator/{{BBC}}. The series was directed by Gilles Cazaux. Lead voices and voice direction for both seasons were conducted by animation voice director, Matthew Géczy. Canadian version and cast for both seasons were conducted by Kris Bénard.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: "The Big Webster" had Eliot assuming that the individual in the episode title was a man with a long beard who looked like God, not realizing it was actually ''a dictionary''.
* LaserGuidedKarma: In "The Big Webster" as punishment for going into the archive room which students are forbidden from, the protagonists Eliot, Mimi and Kaytoo had to copy out the definition of discipline from the Webster English dictionary.
* LaserGuidedKarma: In "The Big Webster" as punishment for going into the archive room which students are forbidden from, the protagonists Eliot, Mimi and Kaytoo had to copy out the definition of discipline from the Webster English dictionary.
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* NoAntagonist: Many episodes don't have a villain, the central conflict comes from Eliot's misunderstanding of the situation.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Although Eliot may get punished at the end of the episode, things always return to normal by the end of the episode, no matter how often Mimi gets her glasses damaged or Eliot gets injured.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One episode featured the protagonists playing ''in a rubbish incineration centre'' and having to be rescued from it. The kids were accused by the workers of having mental problems for believing that EvilKnockoff robot clones were being produced there.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One episode featured the protagonists playing ''in a rubbish incineration centre'' and having to be rescued from it. The kids were accused by the workers of having mental problems for believing that EvilKnockoff robot clones were being produced there.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Eliot is this most of the time for Suzie. However, it's not due to Eliot being intentionally nasty, but more because of how much trouble is caused by Eliot's overactive imagination.
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** Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
** Igor, who has a bad school record.
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** Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's not a giant thug, he makes fun of and intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby and arrogant and has bad grades.
** Igor, who has a bad school record.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: This show originally had only one season. But due to the season having 104 episodes, the creators have split the season to two seasons each with 52 episodes.
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'''''Eliot Kid''''' is a Canadian/British animated children's television series composed of 53 104 episodes produced by Samka Productions, Safari de Ville, and Creator/{{BBC}}. The series was directed by Gilles Cazaux. Lead voices and voice direction for both seasons were conducted by animation voice director, Matthew Géczy. Canadian version and cast for both seasons were conducted by Kris Bénard.
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* SarcasmFailure: When Kaytoo sarcastically states that his dad is the Easter Bunny after Eliot claims his dad is Santa Claus, Mimi takes Kaytoo seriously.
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Eliot Kid is a Canadian/British animated children's television series composed of 53 episodes produced by Samka Productions, Safari de Ville, and BBC. The series was directed by Gilles Cazaux. Lead voices and voice direction for both seasons were conducted by animation voice director, Matthew Géczy. Canadian version and cast for both seasons were conducted by Kris Bénard.
The series features Eliot, a little kid with an overactive imagination that turns the most commonplace situations into Hollywood action-adventure blockbusters, along with his two friends, Mimi and Kaytoo. He lives with his mother Isabelle, the City's Mayor, his dad Jeremy, a wacky inventor, and Suzie, his bratty but still so loving big sister.
The series features Eliot, a little kid with an overactive imagination that turns the most commonplace situations into Hollywood action-adventure blockbusters, along with his two friends, Mimi and Kaytoo. He lives with his mother Isabelle, the City's Mayor, his dad Jeremy, a wacky inventor, and Suzie, his bratty but still so loving big sister.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Eliot is this most of the time for Suzie. However, it's not in a nasty mood, but more because how many troubles come from Eliot so active imagination.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Even with all the troubles that he cause, and the plenty of times that he drives her mad, Suzie doesn't hesitate in confronting anyone that dares to hurt Eliot.
** Considering also how she makes feel better Eliot when he is sad, worried or angry, in a really charming and loving manner.
* TheBully: Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even not bieng a giant thug, he is recognized by making fun, and intimidating new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby, arrogant and he has bad grades.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Even with all the troubles that he cause, and the plenty of times that he drives her mad, Suzie doesn't hesitate in confronting anyone that dares to hurt Eliot.
** Considering also how she makes feel better Eliot when he is sad, worried or angry, in a really charming and loving manner.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Eliot is this most of the time for Suzie. However, it's not in a nasty mood, due to Eliot being intentionally nasty, but more because of how many troubles come from Eliot so active much trouble is caused by Eliot's overactive imagination.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Even with all thetroubles problems that he cause, causes and the plenty of times that he drives her mad, Suzie doesn't hesitate in confronting anyone that dares to hurt Eliot.
** ConsideringEliot. She also how she makes feel better comforts Eliot when he is sad, worried or angry, in a really charming and loving manner.
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** Max, Eliot's archnemesis. Even though he's notbieng a giant thug, he is recognized by making fun, makes fun of and intimidating intimidates new classmates. Also, he is pretty snobby, snobby and arrogant and he has bad grades.
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* FatherIWanttoMarryMyBrother: In the very first episode, we see that Eliot has a crush in his [[spoiler: cousin Zoey.]], and things gets so sad for him when she comes to visit because [[spoiler: she is getting married.]]
* MrImagination: Eliot, the Main Protagonist, which ends ups like the Main Theme of the series, and the Main Cause, or what makes worse, all the problems.
** Mimi and Kaytoo too, because they don't have any problem in believing, and even seeing, what Eliot says.
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* FatherIWanttoMarryMyBrother: FatherIWantToMarryMyBrother: In the very first episode, we see that Eliot has a crush in on his [[spoiler: cousin Zoey.]], Zoey]], and things gets get so sad for him when she comes to visit because [[spoiler: she is getting married.]]
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