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->''Traveling millions of miles through space''\\
''To go to school in a far-out place!''

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\n->''Traveling [[caption-width-right:350:''Traveling millions of miles through space''\\
''To go to school in a far-out place!''
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Can be viewed on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buhOXTbyAag&list=PLj2Ugc-vxcWF4xi3UUb5C52EXCw31hISR&index=1&ab_channel=Anime%21onTMSOfficialChannel TMS's youtube channel]].
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** [[Music/TheRollingStones Mick Maggers]] is a near-miss.

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** [[Music/TheRollingStones [[Music/TheRollingStonesBand Mick Maggers]] is a near-miss.



** [[Film/DirtyHarry Dingy Harry]] of the intergalactic police, with his "Make my lunar year" catchphrase and [[Film/{{Airplane}} second pair of sunglasses underneath]], is an obvious one, as is [[Music/TheRollingStones Mick Maggers]].

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** [[Film/DirtyHarry Dingy Harry]] of the intergalactic police, with his "Make my lunar year" catchphrase and [[Film/{{Airplane}} second pair of sunglasses underneath]], is an obvious one, as is [[Music/TheRollingStones [[Music/TheRollingStonesBand Mick Maggers]].
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* PantyShot:
** Aimee in "Welcome To Galaxy High". In one blink-and-miss-it-frame, she has a white panty peek as she exits the pneumatic tube before landing in the school's hallway. Also, before she enters another pneumatic tube with Milo and Doyle, there's another panty peek when the scene is paused as her skirt gets blown up slightly.
** In the same episode, three cheerleading aliens exhibit white panties as they do a high kick.
** Aimee has another in "The Beef Who Would Be King". This time a yellow panty shot, as she does a high kick on top of a cheerleader pyramid.
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It was created by Creator/ChrisColumbus ([[Film/MrsDoubtfire Yes]], [[Film/HomeAlone THAT]] [[Film/HarryPotter Chris Columbus]]) and one of the character designers was a pre-''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy'' Creator/JohnKricfalusi.

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It was created by Creator/ChrisColumbus ([[Film/MrsDoubtfire Yes]], yes]], [[Film/HomeAlone THAT]] [[Film/HarryPotter Chris Columbus]]) and one of the character designers was a pre-''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy'' Creator/JohnKricfalusi.
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* HoldYourHippogriffs: Several alien phrases have Earth equivalents, but the one that probably stands out most is when Doyle agrees to deliver pizza to an infamously haunted planet and Wendy says he must have the ''relukas'' of a ''mulka'', which doesn't get an equivalent explained but [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar may not be too hard to guess]].

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* HoldYourHippogriffs: Several alien phrases have Earth equivalents, but the one that probably stands out most is when Doyle agrees to deliver pizza to an infamously haunted planet and Wendy says he must have the ''relukas'' of a ''mulka'', which doesn't get an equivalent explained but [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar [[ParentalBonus may not be too hard to guess]].
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* AccidentalMurder: Played for laughs, actually. After being dumped in the garbage by Beef, Doyle catches a fly buzzing around him and smashes it between his hands...only for Milo that he'd just crushed ''a student''. Later, when the student's named is roll-called, a shot is shown of his empty desk as Milo and Doyle look uncomfortably at the latter's hands.

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* AccidentalMurder: Played for laughs, actually. After being dumped in the garbage by Beef, Doyle catches a fly buzzing around him and smashes it between his hands...only for Milo to inform him that he'd just crushed ''a student''. Later, when the student's named name is roll-called, a shot is shown of his empty desk as Milo and Doyle look uncomfortably at the latter's hands.
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** Years of being regarded as a dorky brain because she focused on her grades finally pay off for Aimee at Galaxy High when, not only does she become the most popular kid in school, but as a reward for her grads, the school gifts her a scholarship and a brand-new top-of-the-line sports-spaceship.

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** Years of being regarded as a dorky brain because she focused on her grades finally pay off for Aimee at Galaxy High when, not only does she become the most popular kid in school, but as a reward for her grads, grades, the school gifts her a scholarship and a brand-new top-of-the-line sports-spaceship.
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* KingIncognito: Mick Maggers, intergalactic rock star, tends to dress down in his daily life, befriending Booey while looking like a perfectly normal alien.
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* {{Calvinball}}: The only rule in zuggleball seems to be to get the ball in the goal. Cheating seems to be actively encouraged.

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* FantasticDrug: "Brain-blasting" involves a harness and a formula of some sort which directly beams knowledge and skills into the user. It seems to be psychologically addictive rather than physically attractive, as Doyle starts out blasting for hard classes, but eventually wants to do it for the high. It's also mentioned that at least one sports star relies on them for his career.

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* FantasticDrug: "Brain-blasting" involves a harness and a formula of some sort which directly beams knowledge and skills into the user. It seems to be psychologically addictive rather than physically attractive, physically, as Doyle starts out blasting for hard classes, but eventually just wants to do it for the high. It's also mentioned that at least one sports star relies on them for his career.



** There seems to be a good deal of animosity towards humans ("Earth-people"), and in the case of [[{{Jerkass}} Beef]], outright bigotry.

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** There seems to be a good deal of animosity towards humans ("Earth-people"), and in the case of [[{{Jerkass}} Beef]], outright bigotry. Doyle nearly gets beaten up by a pair of particularly racist aliens for being in the wrong neighborhood in "The Brain Blaster", though technically he ''was'' there to get drugs, so...



* FictionalSport: In the first episode, Doyle plays against Beef in a game called Zuggleball. It's like hockey, but the pucks are replaced with tiny aliens and the goals are replaced with bigger aliens that eat the tiny aliens.

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In the first episode, Doyle plays against Beef in a game called Zuggleball. It's like hockey, but the pucks are replaced with tiny ball-shaped talking aliens who mockingly try to dodge swings and the goals are replaced with bigger aliens that eat the tiny aliens.aliens.
** Psyche Hockey is a variant of hockey wherein two users mentally control teams of holograms which try to destroy the opposing team and score goals. Doyle seems to be very good at it, likely due to translating his own experience at hockey into commanding his players.
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* AccidentalMurder: Played for laughs, actually. After being dumped in the garbage by Beef, Doyle catches a fly buzzing around him and smashes it between his hands...only for Milo that he'd just crushed ''a student''. Later, when the student's named is roll-called, a shot is show of his empty desk as Milo and Doyle look uncomfortably at the latter's hands.

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* AccidentalMurder: Played for laughs, actually. After being dumped in the garbage by Beef, Doyle catches a fly buzzing around him and smashes it between his hands...only for Milo that he'd just crushed ''a student''. Later, when the student's named is roll-called, a shot is show shown of his empty desk as Milo and Doyle look uncomfortably at the latter's hands.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: All the aliens are able to speak English even though they (presumably) haven't been to Earth before. It seems they're taught English in elementary school, although the alphabet is in a different order.

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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: All the aliens are able to speak English even though they (presumably) haven't been to Earth before. It seems they're taught English in elementary as far back as nursery school, although the alphabet is in a different order.

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She's shown willing to date the ones who seem compatible with her.


* AccidentalMurder: Played for laughs, actually. After being dumped in the garbage by Beef, Doyle catches a fly buzzing around him and smashes it between his hands...only for Milo that he'd just crushed ''a student''. Later, when the student's named is roll-called, a shot is show of his empty desk as Milo and Doyle look uncomfortably at the latter's hands.



* BriefAccentImitation: Doyle, under the influence of brain-blasters, imitates the people whose knowledge has been beamed into his head.



* FantasticDrug: "Brain-blasting" involves a harness and a formula of some sort which directly beams knowledge and skills into the user. It seems to be psychologically addictive rather than physically attractive, as Doyle starts out blasting for hard classes, but eventually wants to do it for the high. It's also mentioned that at least one sports star relies on them for his career.



** It even goes the other way around with Aimee when she doesn't want to date any of the aliens on the beach during her Spring Break.

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** It even goes the other way around with Aimee when she doesn't want to date any many of the aliens on the beach during her Spring Break.Break because she finds them unattractive.


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* SuperPowerMeltdown: In "The Brain Blaster", Doyle ignores his dealer's advice not to overdo it and at one point ends up cycling through the personalities attached to his stolen knowledge.

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** Aside from having pointed ears and a very bizarre-looking headdress, Wendy looks no different from any human girl.

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** Aside from having pointed ears and a very bizarre-looking headdress, headdress (implied to be her actual hair), Wendy looks no different from any human girl.


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* {{Tanuki}}: A stuffed animal one is hanging on the wall of Aimee's dorm room.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: All the aliens are able to speak English even though they (presumably) haven't been to Earth before.

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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: All the aliens are able to speak English even though they (presumably) haven't been to Earth before. It seems they're taught English in elementary school, although the alphabet is in a different order.
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* HoldYourHippogriffs: Several alien phrases have Earth equivalents, but the one that probably stands out most is when Doyle agrees to deliver pizza to an infamously haunted planet and Wendy says he must have the ''relukas'' of a ''mulka'', which doesn't get an equivalent explained but [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar may not be too hard to guess]].
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* LaserGuidedKarma:
** Years of being regarded as a dorky brain because she focused on her grades finally pay off for Aimee at Galaxy High when, not only does she become the most popular kid in school, but as a reward for her grads, the school gifts her a scholarship and a brand-new top-of-the-line sports-spaceship.
** Years of neglecting his grades and being an arrogant jerk finally pay off for Doyle at Galaxy High when he makes a grand total of one friend, constantly runs into trouble, and as punishment for his grades is not only forced to take a part-time job at a pizza place to pay for his tuition, but receives a crappy space-scooter in order to get around.

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