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* ArtEvolution: There are a few subtle improvements in season 2, including a better bus animation and full bodies for the characters. Some of the students even sport new looks, with Cissy and Lance sporting new hair and Gordon getting a new 'picture'. The outside of the school is also changed a bit, including some trees in the background and a new title card on the school sign.
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* ArtEvolution: There are a few subtle improvements in season 2, including a better bus animation and full bodies for the characters. Some of the students even sport new looks, with Cissy and Lance sporting new hair haircuts and Gordon getting a new 'picture'. The outside of the school is also changed a bit, including some trees in the background and a new title card on the school sign.
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* WholePlotReference: The TV pilot is one to ''Theater/RomeoAndJuliet''. Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort are in a secret relationship, but vice-principal Mr. Swain forbids it because Mr. Nort is a teacher at a rival school. Fittingly enough, ''Romeo and Juliet'' is being taught by Mrs. Munger to the class throughout the episode.
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* WholePlotReference: The TV pilot is one to ''Theater/RomeoAndJuliet''.''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet''. Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort are in a secret relationship, but vice-principal Mr. Swain forbids it because Mr. Nort is a teacher at a rival school. Fittingly enough, ''Romeo and Juliet'' is being taught by Mrs. Munger to the class throughout the episode.
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''Mrs. Munger's Class'' was a series of 90-second shorts directed by Tim Maloney that aired between commercial breaks on Creator/{{Disney}}'s Creator/{{One Saturday Morning|AndABCKids}} block on Creator/{{ABC}} from 1997 to 1998. It is a yearbook page of students and their exasperated teacher exchanging funny insults and dialogue. Each student had a different personality to go along with his or her portrait.
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''Mrs. Munger's Class'' was a series of 90-second shorts directed by Tim Maloney that aired between commercial breaks on Creator/{{Disney}}'s Creator/{{One Saturday Morning|AndABCKids}} block on Creator/{{ABC}} [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] from 1997 to 1998. It is a yearbook page of students and their exasperated teacher exchanging funny insults and dialogue. Each student had a different personality to go along with his or her portrait.
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** Both Brad and the Taco Freeze also technically make their debuts in this pilot before being transplanted into ''Centerville''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The George's get a subplot all to their own in the TV pilot. Grace gets a minor one, being stuck in her locker for most of the episode and is integral to Mr. Swain learning about Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort's relationship.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The George's Georges get a subplot all to their own in the TV pilot.pilot about sneaking out to see an R-rated movie. Grace gets a minor one, being stuck in her locker for most of the episode and is integral to Mr. Swain learning about Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort's relationship.
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* WholePlotReference: The TV pilot is one to ''Theater/RomeoAndJuliet''. Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort are in a secret relationship, but vice-principal Mr. Swain forbids it because Mr. Nort is a teacher at a rival school. Fittingly enough, ''Romeo and Juliet'' is being taught by Mrs. Munger to the class throughout the episode.
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** The TV pilot confirms they aren't ''really'' twins at all. They're actually next door neighbors...in very identical houses.
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A TV pilot for a potential prime-time series was commissioned by ABC, but was not picked up due to the aforementioned lawsuit. It would remain unreleased until Maloney released it on an unofficial DVD he sells on his personal website. It can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02Xj_5AhmiM here.]]
* CanonForeigner: Mr. Nort, Mrs. Munger's neighbor and love interest, was created exclusively for the unreleased TV pilot, alongside Mr. Swain, the school's vice principal.
* ADayInTheLimelight: The George's get a subplot all to their own in the TV pilot. Grace gets a minor one, being stuck in her locker for most of the episode and is integral to Mr. Swain learning about Mrs. Munger and Mr. Nort's relationship.
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** In the first few episodes, Gordon is played by a guy instead of Creator/CreeSummer.
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** In the first few episodes, Gordon is played by a guy an unknown male voice actor instead of Creator/CreeSummer.
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* RuderAndCruder: The pilot episode for the prime time series gets away with a number of things you couldn't get away with on a Saturday morning block, including mild swearing and a subplot about the Georges sneaking into an R-rated movie (complete with partial nudity).
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* VisualPun: Combined with FreezeFrameBonus. When Theodore gets zapped by Rock in "Rock's Song" and briefly appears as a skeleton, an "MT" is visible where his brain is. [[DontExplainTheJoke His brain is empty.]]
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* TheQuietOne: Rock, though he eventually starts talking (and sounding a lot like [[StarWars Yoda]]). [[spoiler:He even reveals himself to be an alien after Mrs. Munger takes a sick leave and zaps all his classmates (except Lance, who is also an alien), then invites his alien friends. This, however, turns out to be a [[AllJustADream daydream]] as Rock is awoken by Mrs. Munger, who is revealed to be his mom. However, [[DreamWithinADream this, too, is a dream]] as a delirious Mrs. Munger wakes up.]]
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* TheQuietOne: Rock, though he eventually starts talking (and sounding a lot like [[StarWars [[Franchise/StarWars Yoda]]). [[spoiler:He even reveals himself to be an alien after Mrs. Munger takes a sick leave and zaps all his classmates (except Lance, who is also an alien), then invites his alien friends. This, however, turns out to be a [[AllJustADream daydream]] as Rock is awoken by Mrs. Munger, who is revealed to be his mom. However, [[DreamWithinADream this, too, is a dream]] as a delirious Mrs. Munger wakes up.]]
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* SynchroVox: A digital variation. Instead of recording real human lips, the mouthes were digitally manipulated so that they appeared to talk.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Two students are named George.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Two students are named George.George, and said aversion is played up to the point that they even ''look'' similar. This causes the class to forget they're not actually related, much to their annoyance.
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%%* ButtMonkey: Grace, often because of her weight.
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* CaptainObvious: Most of Cissy's tattling is stating the obvious of even the littlest things.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: Played with with Mahoot, who usually only says "What?" when spoken to. When he and Dawn partner for an oral report Mahoot, without warning delivers a few very profound and articulate words about the United States of America as the conclusion to their report. Even though he goes straight back to his usual verbal tic, Mrs. Munger is absolutely floored when he does this.
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''Mrs. Munger's Class'' was a series of 90-second shorts directed by Tim Maloney that aired between commercial breaks on Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Creator/OneSaturdayMorning'' block from 1997 to 1998. It is a yearbook page of students and their exasperated teacher exchanging funny insults and dialogue. Each student had a different personality to go along with his or her portrait.
Actual school portraits were used for the characters, though distorted and manipulated to avoid clearing personality rights. Despite this, it still eventually led to a class-action lawsuit against Creator/{{Disney}} from the teacher and four of her former students whose portraits were used in the show.
Actual school portraits were used for the characters, though distorted and manipulated to avoid clearing personality rights. Despite this, it still eventually led to a class-action lawsuit against Creator/{{Disney}} from the teacher and four of her former students whose portraits were used in the show.
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''Mrs. Munger's Class'' was a series of 90-second shorts directed by Tim Maloney that aired between commercial breaks on Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Creator/OneSaturdayMorning'' Creator/{{Disney}}'s Creator/{{One Saturday Morning|AndABCKids}} block on Creator/{{ABC}} from 1997 to 1998. It is a yearbook page of students and their exasperated teacher exchanging funny insults and dialogue. Each student had a different personality to go along with his or her portrait.
Actual school portraits were used for the characters, though distorted and manipulated to avoid clearing personality rights. Despite this, it still eventually led to a class-action lawsuit againstCreator/{{Disney}} Disney from the teacher and four of her former students whose portraits were used in the show.
Actual school portraits were used for the characters, though distorted and manipulated to avoid clearing personality rights. Despite this, it still eventually led to a class-action lawsuit against
