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** TheBigGuy: Alan. Also see TheSmartGuy.
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** TheBigGuy: Alan. Also see TheSmartGuy.
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* ArtsyBeret: Exploited by Alexander Cabot III while Josie and the Pussycats are hiding from two mooks in a fashion studio by posing as the couturier (fashion designer) Charles of the Bowery. Alex's wardrobe is already eclectic, but gets pushed to absurdity with a huge bow tie and an oversized beret. The mooks are skeptical but withhold their aggression. Then the real couturier appears: a middle-aged, balding man dressed like a proper banker.
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* ArtsyBeret: Exploited by Alexander Cabot III while Josie and the Pussycats are hiding from two mooks in a fashion studio by posing as the couturier (fashion designer) Charles of the Bowery. Alex's wardrobe is already eclectic, but gets pushed to absurdity with a huge bow tie and an oversized beret. The mooks are skeptical but withhold their aggression. Then the real couturier appears: a middle-aged, balding man dressed like a proper banker.
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* CaptainNemoCopy: Josie and Company are captured by Captain Nemo and taken aboard his submarine. The captain claims that his great-grandfather helmed a sub exactly like his. The mad captain is using a huge drill bit on the ship's prow to puncture the hulls of merchant ships, sinking them, then looting them safely underwater. The vessel even includes a pipe organ on the bridge.
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* CatStereotype: Sebastian the cat is their TeamPet. He has mostly black fur, with white paws, muzzle, cheeks, and a SkunkStripe running along the crest of his head. Sebastian is often in the care of Alexandra, the troupe's TokenEvilTeammate, who has a SkunkStripe herself, and like Alexandra, Sebastian is guileful and subversive. Fortunately, Sebastian never slips into evil territory, remaining a LawfulNeutral by using his guile to subvert villains.
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* BotanicalAbomination: The villain Doctor Greenthumb plans to cultivate and loose an army of eight-foot tall aggressive plant-monsters in battalion strength, unless he's paid richly to keep them bottled.
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* ShrunkInTheWash: Subverted in the episode '"A Greenthumb Is Not a Goldfinger." All six protagonists have been captured by Amazon basin natives, who plan to shrink the Pussy Cats' heads in their potion cauldron. To prove that Pussy Cat magic is stronger than the natives' magic, Alexandra dunks her brother's shirt into the potion, which has no effect. Alexander's shirt was the only one guaranteed not to shrink.
* ShrunkenHead: Having fled the mansion of the MadScientist, The Pussy Cats are soon captured by a tribe of Amazon natives. Alex wonders what the natives will do with their captives. Valerie shows him some shrunken heads, and replies, "Do these answer your question?" Fortunately, the Pussy Cats are able to use the natives' superstition to effect an escape.
* ShrunkenHead: Having fled the mansion of the MadScientist, The Pussy Cats are soon captured by a tribe of Amazon natives. Alex wonders what the natives will do with their captives. Valerie shows him some shrunken heads, and replies, "Do these answer your question?" Fortunately, the Pussy Cats are able to use the natives' superstition to effect an escape.
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* ShrunkInTheWash: Subverted in the episode '"A Greenthumb Is Not a Goldfinger." All six protagonists have been captured by Amazon basin natives, who plan to shrink the Pussy Cats' Pussycats' heads in their potion cauldron. To prove that Pussy Cat magic is stronger than the natives' magic, Alexandra dunks her brother's shirt into the potion, which has no effect. Alexander's shirt was the only one guaranteed not to shrink.
* ShrunkenHead: Having fled the mansion of the MadScientist, ThePussy Cats Pussycats are soon captured by a tribe of Amazon natives. Alex wonders what the natives will do with their captives. Valerie shows him some shrunken heads, and replies, "Do these answer your question?" Fortunately, the Pussy Cats Pussycats are able to use the natives' superstition to effect an escape.
* ShrunkenHead: Having fled the mansion of the MadScientist, The
* SkunkStripe: Alexandra has this to denote her TokenEvilTeammate role.
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* SkunkStripe: Alexandra has this to denote her TokenEvilTeammate role.
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* ShrunkInTheWash: Subverted in the episode '"A Greenthumb Is Not a Goldfinger." All six protagonists have been captured by Amazon basin natives, who plan to shrink the Pussy Cats' heads in their potion cauldron. To prove that Pussy Cat magic is stronger than the natives' magic, Alexandra dunks her brother's shirt into the potion, which has no effect. Alexander's shirt was the only one guaranteed not to shrink.
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* ShrunkInTheWash: Subverted in the episode '"A Greenthumb Is Not a Goldfinger." All six protagonists have been captured by Amazon basin natives, who plan to shrink the Pussy Cats' heads in their potion cauldron. To prove that Pussy Cat magic is stronger than the natives' magic, Alexandra dunks her brother's shirt into the potion, which has no effect. Alexander's shirt was the only one guaranteed not to shrink.
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* LoveTriangle: Josie, Alan, Alexandra. In the comics, Alexander is less cowardly and more devious, and has a crush on Josie, creating a Love Quadrangle.
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* LoveTriangle: Josie, Alan, Alexandra. In the comics, Alexander is less cowardly and more devious, and has a crush on Josie, creating a Love Quadrangle.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sebastian. He's an often [[CatsAreMean mean-spirited]] prankster who finds other people's pain and humiliation hilariously funny, but he ''does'' care about his humans, particularly Alexandra, and will provide aid and support when needed.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sebastian. He's an often [[CatsAreMean mean-spirited]] prankster who finds other people's pain and humiliation hilariously funny, but he ''does'' care about his humans, particularly Alexandra, and will provide aid and support when needed.
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* {{Fainting}}: Alexander is prone to this, whether out of fright or by ForeignQueasine.
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* {{Fainting}}: Alexander is prone to this, whether out of fright or by ForeignQueasine.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Alexandra Cabot is often a subversive glory-hog in the cartoons. Her efforts to displace or humilliate Josie always backfire. However, though Alexandra dislikes Josie, she abhors villains.
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* HumanPopsicle: The Scorpion captures Alexander, Melody and Alexandra, and traps them in transparent tubes that he fills with "freeze gas." The three are frozen in place in those tubes until Alan, Josie and Valerie sneak into the control room and open the tubes. The three prisoners topple forward, and shatter the ice around them upon impact. Somehow, they're none the worse for this ordeal.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Subverted with respect to the kind of villains that Josie and the gang faced in comparison to the ScoobyDooHoax involving villains that were not professional criminals and were easily foiled by ThoseMeddlingKids. On the other hand, villains that menaced the Pussycats were truly dangerous and potentially murderous criminals who had henchmen that sometimes used guns and other lethal force. Though nobody ever got hurt and the villains eventually succumbed to BondVillainStupidity.
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** Can also be interpreted as AdaptationalWimp; in the comics, though Alexander is far from being a heroic and noble character, he isn't nearly as cowardly as his animated version.
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** Can also be interpreted as AdaptationalWimp; in the comics, though Alexander Alex is far from being a heroic and noble character, he isn't nearly as cowardly as his animated version.
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* LoveTriangle: Josie, Alan, Alexandra. In the comics, Alexander (who was much less cowardly and much meaner) had a crush on Josie.
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* LoveTriangle: Josie, Alan, Alexandra. In the comics, Alexander (who was much is less cowardly and much meaner) had more devious, and has a crush on Josie.Josie, creating a Love Quadrangle.
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{ReTool}}ed into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{ReTool}}ed [[{{ReTool}} retooled]] into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* * JustEatGilligan: You really do have to wonder why they even put up with Alexandra, who is nothing more than TheLoad ''and'' TheMillstone to the group. In the outer space series, they could have gotten home if they had just pushed her out the airlock or left her on the next planet they landed (this would've been wildly out of character for the main trio, but still).
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{Re Tool}}ed into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{Re Tool}}ed {{ReTool}}ed into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* * JustEatGilligan: You really do have to wonder why they even put up with Alexandra, who is nothing more than TheLoad ''and'' TheMillstone to the group. In the outer space series, they could have gotten home if they had just pushed her out the airlock or left her on the next planet they landed (this would've been wildly out of character for the main trio, but still).
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* SuddenlyFluentInGibberish: A second-season episode has the team flying into outer space and encountering a [[SmallAnnoyingCreature dog-bird alien]] named Bleep, who communicates as follows: "Bleep bleep bleep." Melody, the Ditz, says, "Bleep bleep bleep, bleep bleep?" Bleep responds, "Bleep bleep bleep, bleep." Melody then gives an English translation.
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* SuddenlyFluentInGibberish: A second-season episode has the team flying into outer space and encountering a [[SmallAnnoyingCreature dog-bird alien]] alien named Bleep, who communicates as follows: "Bleep bleep bleep." Melody, the Ditz, says, "Bleep bleep bleep, bleep bleep?" Bleep responds, "Bleep bleep bleep, bleep." Melody then gives an English translation.
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-->'''Josie:''' Alexandra, it's you!
-->'''Alexandra:''' Of course it's me! Who were you expecting? Scooby-Doo?
-->'''Alexandra:''' Of course it's me! Who were you expecting? Scooby-Doo?
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-->'''Josie:''' Alexandra, it's you!
-->'''Alexandra:'''you!\\
'''Alexandra:''' Of course it's me! Who were you expecting? Scooby-Doo?
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'''Alexandra:''' Of course it's me! Who were you expecting? Scooby-Doo?
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* ThroughTheCeilingStealthily: Sneaky escape due to a lack of watchers, not from any attempt at stealth. The titular group get captured by the Secret Six, and are tied to stone pillars in an old temple. They're told by the villains that death by neglect will be their fate. Alexandra sneers. "These chintzy ropes won't hold us. I happen to be an expert at untying knots." This results in Alexandra, Josie and Alan being imprisoned in a secret compartment in one wall. The three prisoners discover water leaking from the compartment's ceiling, and chisel an exit using a nail file.
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* FaintInShock: The episode "The Secret Six Secret" has the villains loose a Bengal tiger in the girls' hotel room, because [[HeKnowsTooMuch they know too much]]. [[TheBigGuy Alan]] manages to trap the tiger in a Murphy bed. Upon hearing what the girls endured, [[LovableCoward Alexander]] faints. When his sister, Alexandra, tries to give Alan a SmoochOfVictory, she trips over Alex's inert form.
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* SkyHeist: "Chili Today, Hot Tamale" has The Scorpion's mooks succeed in lowering a large horseshoe magnet to capture the Pussycats' dune buggy. Their boss wants the uranium pellets hidden within Melody's big bass drum. Josie, Alan and Alexandra get dumped out of the vehicle in the process.
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* FakeDefector: On a few occasions, Sebastian fakes buddying up to a given villain in order to help the group later (like deactivating a death trap or swiping keys to handcuffs).
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Although based on an Franchise/ArchieComics publication, this series was produced by Creator/HannaBarbera rather than Creator/{{Filmation}} and aired from 1970 to 1971. The all-female rock [[PowerTrio trio]] comprised guitarist Josie [=McCoy=], tambourinist Valerie Brown, and drummer Melody Valentine. Valerie is BlackAndNerdy, Melody is a DumbBlonde and Josie is of average intellect.
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Although based on an Franchise/ArchieComics ComicBook/ArchieComics publication, this series was produced by Creator/HannaBarbera rather than Creator/{{Filmation}} and aired from 1970 to 1971. The all-female rock [[PowerTrio trio]] comprised guitarist Josie [=McCoy=], tambourinist Valerie Brown, and drummer Melody Valentine. Valerie is BlackAndNerdy, Melody is a DumbBlonde and Josie is of average intellect.
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{Re Tool}}ed into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[Franchise/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* {{Expy}}: The show being heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Alan and Alexander have been {{Re Tool}}ed into fairly obvious expies for Fred and Shaggy. The change is most noticeable with Alexander, whose comic-book counterpart is an {{Expy}} of [[Franchise/ArchieComics [[ComicBook/ArchieComics Reggie Mantle.]]
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* MilesGloriosus: Alexander will gladly take credit for foiling the {{villain}}. However, in "Plateau of the Apes Plot", he has this to say at the end - this was after he had been transformed into a gorilla and had to be rescued from the pound:
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* MilesGloriosus: Alexander will gladly take credit for foiling the {{villain}}.villain. However, in "Plateau of the Apes Plot", he has this to say at the end - this was after he had been transformed into a gorilla and had to be rescued from the pound:
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Although based on an Franchise/ArchieComics publication, this series was produced by Creator/HannaBarbera rather than Creator/{{Filmation}}. The all-female rock [[PowerTrio trio]] comprised guitarist Josie [=McCoy=], tambourinist Valerie Brown, and drummer Melody Valentine. Valerie is BlackAndNerdy, Melody is a DumbBlonde and Josie is of average intellect.
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Although based on an Franchise/ArchieComics publication, this series was produced by Creator/HannaBarbera rather than Creator/{{Filmation}}.Creator/{{Filmation}} and aired from 1970 to 1971. The all-female rock [[PowerTrio trio]] comprised guitarist Josie [=McCoy=], tambourinist Valerie Brown, and drummer Melody Valentine. Valerie is BlackAndNerdy, Melody is a DumbBlonde and Josie is of average intellect.
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It had a successor series, ''Josie and the Pussycats [[RecycledInSpace in Outer Space]]''. While posing for a photo shoot in front of a space ship, Alexandra accidentally makes the group stumble into the ship and it blasts off. By the time they get the ship under control, they are hopelessly lost in space. A woolly creature named Bleep joined the cast, whom Melody could communicate with. Each episode had the group fly the space ship, trying to find Earth, only to stumble upon a planet with some kind of problem, usually a dictator or invaders, and fix it. The series was cancelled without the group making it home.
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It had a successor series, ''Josie and the Pussycats [[RecycledInSpace in Outer Space]]''.Space]]'' that aired in 1972. While posing for a photo shoot in front of a space ship, Alexandra accidentally makes the group stumble into the ship and it blasts off. By the time they get the ship under control, they are hopelessly lost in space. A woolly creature named Bleep joined the cast, whom Melody could communicate with. Each episode had the group fly the space ship, trying to find Earth, only to stumble upon a planet with some kind of problem, usually a dictator or invaders, and fix it. The series was cancelled without the group making it home.
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* RapidAging: The plot of "Don't Count on a Countess". Affects most of the cast except Valerie and the villans of the episode
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* RapidAging: The plot of "Don't Count on a Countess". Affects most of the cast except Valerie and the villans of the episode
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** Melody in "Never Mind A Master Mind". Her skirt flies up as she and the others drop to the ground after being suspended in the air by a ray gun used to cause levitation, and the effect wears off. As a possible animation goof, she doesn't seem to wear undies in this.
** In "All Wong In Hong Kong", Valerie's dress flows lightly or slightly as she hangs onto a flying rocket and grabs, and carries Alexandra. But the former isn't seen from behind when this happens.
** In "All Wong In Hong Kong", Valerie's dress flows lightly or slightly as she hangs onto a flying rocket and grabs, and carries Alexandra. But the former isn't seen from behind when this happens.