History WesternAnimation / MonkeyDust

** Clive isn't just ''bad'' at lying, he's so outrageously bad that he gives BaronMunchausen a run for his money.

* NegativeContinuity: Taken to extremes. One sketch features a character that commits suicide each week. Another features a character who, every week, is released from prison after locked up for 25 years for a crime he didn't commit.

* AbortedArc: The Broody Woman sketches have no real conclusion. [[spoiler: After stealing a man's sperm and believing she successfully inseminated herself the final sketch has her in a breastfeeding class with a cat, seeming to imply that she wasn't successful.]]

* Ivan Dobsky: "The Meat Safe Murderer" a wrongly convicted man held in prison for ~25 years that has become completely dependent on the prison's rules, structure and brutality. Once released with [[PsychopathicManchild the mental age of a four year old]], he's unable to adapt to the changes since the [[TheSeventies 1970s]], and is confused by the new currency and fashions, so he turns to his old friend "[[CompanionCube Mr. Hoppy]]" ([[Literature/{{Flatland}} a space hopper]]) for advice which almost always results in a murder and being back in prison.
* Divorced dad (with Timmy): Divorced father gets custody of his son for the night and tries to impress and please Timmy with his outdated knowledge of this son. Timmy will then go into a long list of why Roger (his mother's new boyfriend) is so great. Ends with the father committing suicide shortly before Timmy admits that he really loves his dad and Roger isn't that great after all. Also Roger [[spoiler:is implied to be Timmy's biological father]].
* Internet Paedophile: Where an old, heavy smoking man attempts to lure a young girl to meet up to him under the guise of 13-year-old Benji. Often he doesn't get the latest slang and lets slip his true age, or says something unusual to make the girl lose interest. He eventually meets up with the young girl... [[spoiler:[[FlockOfWolves who turns out to be another paedophile]].]]

* Omar, Abdul and Shafiq, the incompetent terrorists: A group of British born Muslims intent on bringing death to the infidels and to the decadent west. However the young bombers seem more interested in sports and TV programs than blowing themselves up. For them, terrorism is more of a leisure activity.

--> '' '''"Random caller":''' (misunderstood by the answering 'machine' voice menu several times after being in a waiting loop for the whole evening) Listen, can I just talk to a real fucking person?!''
--> '' '''"Guy":''' I am a real, fucking, person.''
* The {{Paedo|Hunt}}finder General: A parody of The Witchfinder General where a ghoulish, frightening man dressed in a cloak and a pointy hat goes around convicting and executing potential paedophiles on little grounds and with no authority or non-circumstantial evidence... and having his actions [[VillainWithGoodPublicity applauded by onlookers]]. Often a TakeThat against the British media, especially the tabloids.
* Noodles the Rabbit: a fairly transparent WesternAnimation/BugsBunny {{Expy}} hired by a biochemicals company to test chemicals on, since his AmusingInjuries always [[NegativeContinuity heal instantly]], letting them use him again, and again, and again.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: Whenever Clive Pringle arrives home late (except for his final skit where his wife has had enough and left him) there's an uneaten plate of bangers and mash on the table.

* LimitedWardrobe: Clive's wife never changes out of her bathrobe.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: Whenever Clive comes home late (except for his final skit where his wife has left him) there's an uneaten plate of bangers and mash on the table.

* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: The horrifying death of the scientist who has been experimenting on Noodles [[AmusingInjuries episode]] [[{{Slapstick}} after]] [[FateWorseThanDeath episode]] is treated in a very realistic manner, including the shock and grief of his colleagues.