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* TransformationSequence: {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in one sketch where Candy goes through one and puts on a ''Franchise/SailorMoon''-style outfit, adds, then puts on a suit of PoweredArmor, which disappears when she puts on a princess outfit.
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* TransformationSequence: {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in one sketch where Candy goes through one and puts on a ''Franchise/SailorMoon''-style outfit, adds, adds wings, then puts on a suit of PoweredArmor, which disappears when she puts on a princess outfit.
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* TransformationSequence: {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in one sketch where Candy goes through one and puts on ''Franchise/SailorMoon''-style outfit, then a suit of PoweredArmor, which disappears when she puts on a princess outfit.
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* TransformationSequence: {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in one sketch where Candy goes through one and puts on a ''Franchise/SailorMoon''-style outfit, adds, then puts on a suit of PoweredArmor, which disappears when she puts on a princess outfit.
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* TransformationSequence: {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in one sketch where Candy goes through one and puts on ''Franchise/SailorMoon''-style outfit, then a suit of PoweredArmor, which disappears when she puts on a princess outfit.
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* BodySnatcher: One sketch has a parody of "Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers", where Plant and Ice Cream are confronted by his screeching doppelganger, who is green save for his cone. Plant can't tell them apart, and it devolves into Plant trying to convince Ice Cream he tends to sound like a screeching alien, which he denies, completely ignoring the alien. Then a Plant doppelganger shows up, and is confused between the two Ice Creams.
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* BodySnatcher: One sketch has a parody of "Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers", ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'', where Plant and Ice Cream are confronted by his screeching doppelganger, who is green save for his cone. Plant can't tell them apart, and it devolves into Plant trying to convince Ice Cream he tends to sound like a screeching alien, which he denies, completely ignoring the alien. Then a Plant doppelganger shows up, and is confused between the two Ice Creams.
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** Dracula going to the Blood Bank to GIVE blood.
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** Dracula going to the Blood Bank blood bank to GIVE ''give'' blood.
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* TimeMachine: In one sketch, Ice Cream spends so much time working on a time machine that Plant leaves him. Rather than going back in time to prevent himself from ever building it, he goes further back to prevent himself from marrying Plant by kicking his past self's proposal ring out of his hand.
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* KidsAreCruel: See Children are innocent and Enfant Terrible.
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* KidsAreCruel: See Children are innocent ChildrenAreInnocent and Enfant Terrible.EnfantTerrible.
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted. In one sketch, Earth gets attacked by various monsters including a group of clones with a HiveMind, [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever giant ants]] and aliens. Because Candy is a firm believer in this trope, she recruits a child to deal with each respective problem. To deal with the aliens, she recruits plant, who attempts to negotiate with them. After being bribed and given a blaster, [[FaceHeelTurn she joins the aliens in their attempted conquest.]]. To deal with ants, Candy recruits Dog, who suggests burning them alive with a magnifying glass. Candy blasts him with a ray to make him slightly bigger and he does indeed burn all of the ants alive...[[OmnicidalManiac along with everyone else.]] In the final part of the sketch, Candy claims that a small child told her that the clones(who are also children) were just misunderstood and not evil. The child turns out to be one of the clones and promptly [[GlowingEyesOfDoom vaporizes Candy with an eye beam.]]
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted. In one sketch, Earth gets attacked by various monsters including a group of clones with a HiveMind, [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever giant ants]] and aliens. Because Candy is a firm believer in this trope, she recruits a child to deal with each respective problem. To deal with the aliens, she recruits plant, Plant, who attempts to negotiate with them. After being bribed and given a blaster, [[FaceHeelTurn she joins the aliens in their attempted conquest.]]. ]] To deal with ants, Candy recruits Dog, who suggests burning them alive with a magnifying glass. Candy blasts him with a ray to make him slightly bigger and he does indeed burn all of the ants alive... [[OmnicidalManiac along with everyone else.]] In the final part of the sketch, Candy claims that a small child told her that the clones(who clones (who are also children) were just misunderstood and not evil. The child turns out to be one of the clones and promptly [[GlowingEyesOfDoom vaporizes Candy with an eye beam.]] an]] {{eye beam|s}}.
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* {{Autocannibalism}}:The Sphinx. It isn't out of insanity. It was the price of having the riddle answered correctly. Had the people she posed the riddle to gotten it wrong, she'd have devoured them instead.
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* {{Autocannibalism}}:The {{Autocannibalism}}: The Sphinx. It isn't out of insanity. It insanity, it was the price of having the riddle answered correctly. Had the people she posed the riddle to gotten it wrong, she'd have devoured them instead.
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* {{Autocannibalism}}:The Sphinx. It isn't out of insanity. It was the price of having the riddle answered correctly. Had the people she posed the riddle to gotten it wrong, she'd have devoured them instead.
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* {{Autocannibalism}}:The Sphinx. It isn't out of insanity. It It was the price of having the riddle answered correctly. Had the people she posed the riddle to gotten it wrong, she'd have devoured them instead.
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted. In one sketch, Earth gets attacked by various monsters including a group of clones with a HiveMind, [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever giant ants]] and aliens. Because Candy is a firm believer in this trope, she recruits a child to deal with each respective problem. To deal with the aliens, she recruits plant, who attempts to negotiate with them. After being bribed and given a blaster, [[FaceHeelTurn she joins the aliens in their attempted conquest.]]. To deal with ants, Candy recruits Dog, who suggests burning them alive with a magnifying glass. Candy blasts him with a ray to make him slightly bigger and he does indeed burn all of the ants alive...[[OmnicidalManiac along with everyone else.]] In the final part of the sketch, Candy claims that a small child told her that the clones(who are also children) were just misunderstood and not evil. The child turns out to be one of the clones and promptly [[GlowingEyesOfDoom vaporizes Candy with an eye beam.]]
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted. In one sketch, Earth gets attacked by various monsters including a group of clones with a HiveMind, [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever giant ants]] and aliens. Because Candy is a firm believer in this trope, she recruits a child to deal with each respective problem. To deal with the aliens, she recruits recruits plant, who attempts to negotiate with them. After being bribed and given a blaster, [[FaceHeelTurn she joins the aliens in their attempted conquest.]]. To deal with ants, Candy recruits Dog, who suggests burning them alive with with a magnifying glass. Candy blasts him with a ray to make him slightly bigger and he does indeed burn all of the ants alive...[[OmnicidalManiac along with everyone else.]] In the final part of the sketch, sketch, Candy claims that a small child told her that the clones(who are also children) were just misunderstood and not evil. The child turns out to be one of the clones and promptly [[GlowingEyesOfDoom vaporizes Candy with an eye beam.]] ]]
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* WartsAndAll: In the R&B sketch, AJ makes it clear that he does not mind the fact that Alicia is an art thief. In fact, he says he loves that about her and even proposes to her at the end of the sketch.
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* WartsAndAll: In In the R&B sketch, AJ makes it clear that he does not mind the fact that Alicia is an art thief. In fact, he says he loves that about her and even proposes to her at the end of the sketch.
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* {{Autocannibalism}}:The Sphinx. It isn't out of insanity. It was the price of having the riddle answered correctly. Had the people she posed the riddle to gotten it wrong, she'd have devoured them instead.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted. In one sketch, Earth gets attacked by various monsters including a group of clones with a HiveMind, [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever giant ants]] and aliens. Because Candy is a firm believer in this trope, she recruits a child to deal with each respective problem. To deal with the aliens, she recruits plant, who attempts to negotiate with them. After being bribed and given a blaster, [[FaceHeelTurn she joins the aliens in their attempted conquest.]]. To deal with ants, Candy recruits Dog, who suggests burning them alive with a magnifying glass. Candy blasts him with a ray to make him slightly bigger and he does indeed burn all of the ants alive...[[OmnicidalManiac along with everyone else.]] In the final part of the sketch, Candy claims that a small child told her that the clones(who are also children) were just misunderstood and not evil. The child turns out to be one of the clones and promptly [[GlowingEyesOfDoom vaporizes Candy with an eye beam.]]
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* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely (''twice'') and falling into space.
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* DarkReprise: "The Truth In a Dare" gets one. It's only heard while the credits are rolling.
* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with themsomehow missing the Earth entirely (''twice'') and falling into space.
* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them
* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: Used in a deconstruction of the cliche plot in which a kid is given ultimate power and uses it [[KidHero to fight evil.]] When Diamond's ship crashes on the child's (Moon's) doorstep and talks about the orb of power that her enemy is after, the kid insists on getting an adult and says that it certainly isn't something a kid should have. She keeps stopping him and telling him that he's the only person she can trust and that [[AdultsAreUseless adults are untrustworthy.]] In response, Moon starts naming the trustworthy adults he knows. Diamond gives him the orb anyhow and it turns into a high tech mecha-suit. He accidentally vaporizes Diamond with it, lending credence to his point that it isn't something a kid should have. When the villain arrives, he gives him the orb (which had become the center of the suit) only to be interrupted by a dog who catches it and gains its power. The villain decides to fight the dog instead.
** Dracula going to the Blood Bank to GIVE blood.
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: Used in a deconstruction of the cliche plot in which a kid is given ultimate power and uses it [[KidHero to fight evil.]] When Diamond's ship crashes on the child's (Moon's) doorstep and talks about the orb of power that her enemy is after, the kid insists on getting an adult and says that it certainly isn't something a kid should have. She keeps stopping him and telling him that he's the only person she can trust and that [[AdultsAreUseless adults are untrustworthy.]] In response, Moon starts naming the trustworthy adults he knows. Diamond gives him the orb anyhow and it turns into a high tech mecha-suit. He accidentally vaporizes Diamond with it, lending credence to his point that it isn't something a kid should have. When the villain arrives, he gives him the orb (which had become the center of the suit) only to be interrupted by a dog who catches it and gains its power. The villain decides to fight the dog instead.
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* ToiletHumor: The Deborah Hammond Butt Snail.
* WartsAndAll: In the R&B sketch, AJ makes it clear that he does not mind the fact that Alicia is an art thief. In fact, he says he loves that about her and even proposes to her at the end of the sketch.
* WartsAndAll: In the R&B sketch, AJ makes it clear that he does not mind the fact that Alicia is an art thief. In fact, he says he loves that about her and even proposes to her at the end of the sketch.
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* MalevolentGenie:In one sketch, diamond plays an unpopular girl who finds a lamp in a trashcan. She wishes for a jacket like the one a popular girl wears. The genie uses his magic to steal one and HilarityEnsues from there. Turns into VillainHasAPoint when [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Diamond wishes to know all the answers to a test rather than cheat.]]
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then, he does it by causing a much bigger problem.) Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then, he does it by causing a much bigger problem.) Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
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* MalevolentGenie:In MalevolentGenie: In one sketch, diamond Diamond plays an unpopular girl who finds a lamp in a trashcan.trash can. She wishes for a jacket like the one a popular girl wears. The genie uses his magic to steal one and HilarityEnsues from there. Turns into VillainHasAPoint when [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Diamond wishes to know all the answers to a test rather than cheat.]]
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked withmoon Moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend ex-girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then, he does it by causing a much bigger problem.) Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His (his ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacguffin: Used in a deconstruction of the cliche plot in which a kid is given ultimate power and uses it [[KidHero to fight evil.]] When Diamond's ship crashes on the child's (Moon's) doorstep and talks about the orb of power that her enemy is after, the kid insists on getting an adult and says that it certainly isn't something a kid should have. She keeps stopping him and telling him that he's the only person she can trust and that [[AdultsAreUseless adults are untrustworthy.]] In response, Moon starts naming the trustworthy adults he knows. Diamond gives him the orb anyhow and it turns into a high tech mecha-suit. He accidentally vaporizes Diamond with it, lending credence to his point that it isn't something a kid should have. When the villain arrives, he gives him the orb (which had become the center of the suit) only to be interrupted by a dog who catches it and gains its power. The villain decides to fight the dog instead.
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacguffin: ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: Used in a deconstruction of the cliche plot in which a kid is given ultimate power and uses it [[KidHero to fight evil.]] When Diamond's ship crashes on the child's (Moon's) doorstep and talks about the orb of power that her enemy is after, the kid insists on getting an adult and says that it certainly isn't something a kid should have. She keeps stopping him and telling him that he's the only person she can trust and that [[AdultsAreUseless adults are untrustworthy.]] In response, Moon starts naming the trustworthy adults he knows. Diamond gives him the orb anyhow and it turns into a high tech mecha-suit. He accidentally vaporizes Diamond with it, lending credence to his point that it isn't something a kid should have. When the villain arrives, he gives him the orb (which had become the center of the suit) only to be interrupted by a dog who catches it and gains its power. The villain decides to fight the dog instead.
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* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then , he does it by causing a much bigger problem. Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
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* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then , then, he does it by causing a much bigger problem. problem.) Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
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* RuleOfGlamour: Averted and deconstructed. One sketch involves a king who commissioned a palace made entirely of gold. The woman who managed to build it demands pay only for the king to respond that he has no money because he used it all to make the palace. She promptly takes a piece of it and leaves. It turns out that the king hasn't paid ANYONE in the village because of this commission and they take pieces too. In the end, he's left with nothing.
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* RuleOfGlamour: RuleOfGlamorous: Averted and deconstructed. One sketch involves a king who commissioned a palace made entirely of gold. The woman who managed to build it demands pay only for the king to respond that he has no money because he used it all to make the palace. She promptly takes a piece of it and leaves. It turns out that the king hasn't paid ANYONE in the village because of this commission and they take pieces too. In the end, he's left with nothing.
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** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
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* MinimalistCast: Due to the SketchComedy nature of the show, the main six (sometimes not all at once) usually fill any important roles called for the latest sketch.
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacguffin: Used in a deconstruction of the cliche plot in which a kid is given ultimate power and uses it [[KidHero to fight evil.]] When Diamond's ship crashes on the child's (Moon's) doorstep and talks about the orb of power that her enemy is after, the kid insists on getting an adult and says that it certainly isn't something a kid should have. She keeps stopping him and telling him that he's the only person she can trust and that [[AdultsAreUseless adults are untrustworthy.]] In response, Moon starts naming the trustworthy adults he knows. Diamond gives him the orb anyhow and it turns into a high tech mecha-suit. He accidentally vaporizes Diamond with it, lending credence to his point that it isn't something a kid should have. When the villain arrives, he gives him the orb (which had become the center of the suit) only to be interrupted by a dog who catches it and gains its power. The villain decides to fight the dog instead.
* MinimalistCast: Due to the SketchComedy nature of the show, the main six (sometimes not all at once) usually fill any important roles called for the latestsketch. sketch.
* MalevolentGenie:In one sketch, diamond plays an unpopular girl who finds a lamp in a trashcan. She wishes for a jacket like the one a popular girl wears. The genie uses his magic to steal one and HilarityEnsues from there. Turns into VillainHasAPoint when [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Diamond wishes to know all the answers to a test rather than cheat.]]
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then , he does it by causing a much bigger problem. Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
* MinimalistCast: Due to the SketchComedy nature of the show, the main six (sometimes not all at once) usually fill any important roles called for the latest
* MalevolentGenie:In one sketch, diamond plays an unpopular girl who finds a lamp in a trashcan. She wishes for a jacket like the one a popular girl wears. The genie uses his magic to steal one and HilarityEnsues from there. Turns into VillainHasAPoint when [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Diamond wishes to know all the answers to a test rather than cheat.]]
* JustEatGilligan: With an actual island to boot! One sketch involves the group getting shipwrecked with moon constantly causing problems for those who managed to survive with him. He keeps throwing things they need into the water, talking about an ex girlfriend and trying to guilt trip the others into giving him their scant amount of supplies. He will only do anything useful if bribed (and even then , he does it by causing a much bigger problem. Finally, Plant just [[ShutUpHannibal socks him in the face]]. He tries to guilt trip the others into staying stranded on the island with him when the coast guard (His ex) arrives, but at last they refuse.
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* RiddleOfTheSphinx: One sketch is centered around this. Each time those the riddle is posed, the characters get the question right with the wrong work or due to a technicality.
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* RiddleOfTheSphinx: One sketch is centered around this. Each time those time the riddle is posed, the characters get the question right with the wrong work or due to a technicality.technicality.
* RuleOfGlamour: Averted and deconstructed. One sketch involves a king who commissioned a palace made entirely of gold. The woman who managed to build it demands pay only for the king to respond that he has no money because he used it all to make the palace. She promptly takes a piece of it and leaves. It turns out that the king hasn't paid ANYONE in the village because of this commission and they take pieces too. In the end, he's left with nothing.
* RuleOfGlamour: Averted and deconstructed. One sketch involves a king who commissioned a palace made entirely of gold. The woman who managed to build it demands pay only for the king to respond that he has no money because he used it all to make the palace. She promptly takes a piece of it and leaves. It turns out that the king hasn't paid ANYONE in the village because of this commission and they take pieces too. In the end, he's left with nothing.
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* YouthfulFreckles: Candy has ones that are multicolored like candy buttons.
** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
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** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])buttons.
** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
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* {{Irony}}: One sketch involves Dog saying he hates the blues and complaining about it. Icecream plays a blues musician who adds music to Dog's words thus turning him into a famous Blue's Musician. A double dose lies in the fact that one of Dog's complaints against Blues Music is that it's an entire genre based on complaining.
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* {{Irony}}: One sketch involves Dog saying he hates the blues and complaining about it. Icecream Ice Cream plays a blues musician who adds music to Dog's words words, thus turning him into a famous Blue's Musician. blues musician. A double dose lies in the fact that one of Dog's complaints against Blues Music blues music is that it's an entire genre based on complaining.
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* {{Irony}} One sketch involves Dog saying he hates the blues and complaining about it. Icecream plays a blues musician who adds music to Dog's words thus turning him into a famous Blue's Musician. A double dose lies in the fact that one of Dog's complaints against Blues Music is that it's an entire genre based on complaining.
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* {{Irony}} {{Irony}}: One sketch involves Dog saying he hates the blues and complaining about it. Icecream plays a blues musician who adds music to Dog's words thus turning him into a famous Blue's Musician. A double dose lies in the fact that one of Dog's complaints against Blues Music is that it's an entire genre based on complaining.
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* EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
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* EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss bus breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil evil, which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
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* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely (''twice'') and falling into space.
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* MinimalistCast: Due to the SketchComedy nature of the show, the main six (sometimes not all at once) usually full any important roles called for the latest sketch.
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* EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
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* EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
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What happens when Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/{{Disney}} collaborate on a cartoon.
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What happens when Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/{{Disney}} collaborate on a cartoon.
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* {{Irony}} One sketch involves Dog saying he hates the blues and complaining about it. Icecream plays a blues musician who adds music to Dog's words thus turning him into a famous Blue's Musician. A double dose lies in the fact that one of Dog's complaints against Blues Music is that it's an entire genre based on complaining.
* RiddleOfTheSphinx: One sketch is centered around this. Each time those the riddle is posed, the characters get the question right with the wrong work or due to a technicality.
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* YouthfulFreckles: Candy has ones that are multicolored like candy buttons.
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* YouthfulFreckles: Candy has ones that are multicolored like candy buttons.buttons.
*EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
*EnfantTerrible: In one sketch, Plant plays a schoolbus driver while the others (Preschoolers) sing "The Wheels On the Bus." The bus suddenly breaks down and the children sing "and we don't have to go to school." Plant tries to call dispatch only for the children to repeat the line with visibly angry faces. She asks if they had something to do with the buss breaking down. They respond by approaching her and singing "The driver on the bus will ask no questions, ask no questions, ask no questions. The driver on the bus will ask no questions" by this time they've all surrounded her seat and they look just plain evil which makes Plant finish the rest of the song with "and you don't have to go to school."
** Another example involves a baby whose mother disappears [[GooGooGodlike each time he closes his eyes.]] ([[NothingIsScarier much to her dismay.]])
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* BodySnatcher: One sketch has a parody of "Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers", where Plant and Ice Cream are confronted by his screeching doppelganger, who is green save for his cone. Plant can't tell them apart, and it devolves into Plant trying to convince Ice Cream he tends to sound like a screeching alien, which he denies, completely ignoring the alien. Then a Plant doppelganger shows up, and is confused between the two Ice Creams.
* CringeComedy: Ice Cream as a criminal quickly delves into this after he is caught by cops Dog and Candy, with him acting like a spoiled toddler to the point they agree to let him ride in the front seat of the squad car, let him go, take him out for milkshakes, and let him keep what he wanted to steal just to get out of the situation.
* CringeComedy: Ice Cream as a criminal quickly delves into this after he is caught by cops Dog and Candy, with him acting like a spoiled toddler to the point they agree to let him ride in the front seat of the squad car, let him go, take him out for milkshakes, and let him keep what he wanted to steal just to get out of the situation.
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* GingerbreadHouse: {{Deconstructed|Trope}} in one sketch which points out the sanitary and structural issues that would occur with the gingerbread house in ''Literature/HanselAndGretel''. In response the witch (Diamond) builds the duo (Dog and Plant) a normal house, but when they complain that it's ''not'' edible she makes them a house that's [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs a mix of both]].
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* DeconstructiveParody: Every sketch in the show is this to whatever setting the cast are in.
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* BaldWoman: Diamond by default by virtue of having nothing that [[AlienHair symbolizes hair]]. Some sketches can depict with hair however.
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* BaldWoman: Diamond by default by virtue of having nothing that [[AlienHair symbolizes hair]]. Some sketches can depict her with hair hair, however.
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* BaldWoman: Diamond by default by virtue of having nothing that [[AlienHair symbolizes hair]] in the woman part of the cast. Some sketches can depict with hair however.
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* BaldWoman: Diamond by default by virtue of having nothing that [[AlienHair symbolizes hair]] in the woman part of the cast.hair]]. Some sketches can depict with hair however.
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* BaldWoman: Diamond by default by virtue of having nothing that [[AlienHair symbolizes hair]] in the woman part of the cast. Some sketches can depict with hair however.
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* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely and falling into space.
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* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely (''twice'') and falling into space.space.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: A running sketch in one episode is about an R&B couple singing a romance song with Moon getting in trouble with Plant for consecutively misremembering how they met. Then his attempts to remedy that by reciting what he's learned about her publicly reveals she's an international art thief under a false name. When they eventually reconcile because Moon proposes to her, they are repeatedly booed by the audience because they keep getting the location wrong, up to wrongly guessing they're in the Northern Hemisphere.
* DirtyCoward: Ice Cream runs a Dojo in the eponymous sketch that teaches such self-defense techniques as pleading for your assailant not to hurt you, showing off [[IHaveAFamily pictures of your wife and children]] to discourage a choke hold, [[GrievousHarmWithABody throwing the nearest bystander including your wife and children]] at an assailant, and ultimately InelegantBlubbering to avoid confrontation.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: A cast of six that's equal parts man and woman.
* GirlishPigtails: Candy, by virtue of the wrapper that is her hair.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: A running sketch in one episode is about an R&B couple singing a romance song with Moon getting in trouble with Plant for consecutively misremembering how they met. Then his attempts to remedy that by reciting what he's learned about her publicly reveals she's an international art thief under a false name. When they eventually reconcile because Moon proposes to her, they are repeatedly booed by the audience because they keep getting the location wrong, up to wrongly guessing they're in the Northern Hemisphere.
* DirtyCoward: Ice Cream runs a Dojo in the eponymous sketch that teaches such self-defense techniques as pleading for your assailant not to hurt you, showing off [[IHaveAFamily pictures of your wife and children]] to discourage a choke hold, [[GrievousHarmWithABody throwing the nearest bystander including your wife and children]] at an assailant, and ultimately InelegantBlubbering to avoid confrontation.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: A cast of six that's equal parts man and woman.
* GirlishPigtails: Candy, by virtue of the wrapper that is her hair.
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* TinyGuyHugeGirl: The entire premise of "The Bulkbodies" is a scrawny wimp marrying into a family of bodybuilders.
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* TinyGuyHugeGirl: The entire premise of "The Bulkbodies" is a scrawny wimp marrying into a family of bodybuilders.bodybuilders.
* YouthfulFreckles: Candy has ones that are multicolored like candy buttons.
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What happens when Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/{{Disney}} collaborate on a cartoon.
''Right Now Kapow'' is an animated series created by Justin Becker and Marly Halpern-Graser for Warner Bros. that premiered on Creator/DisneyXD on September 19, 2016. The show is a SketchComedy where virtually all of the major characters in each sketch are played by one of six "cast members": Dog, Candy, Ice Cream, Diamond, Plant, and Moon. Each 11 minute segment has three sketches at the beginning, middle, and end that act as part of a larger single sketch, with other, shorter sketches sandwiched in-between.
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!!''Right Now Kapow'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* BlackComedy: At the end of "Chopper News", a story about the world's tallest giraffe ends in inevitable disaster thanks to an all-helicopter news team.
* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely and falling into space.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Near the end of "Five Second Rule", we get a close-up of Plant's now disgusting pizza.
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: The entire premise of "The Bulkbodies" is a scrawny wimp marrying into a family of bodybuilders.
''Right Now Kapow'' is an animated series created by Justin Becker and Marly Halpern-Graser for Warner Bros. that premiered on Creator/DisneyXD on September 19, 2016. The show is a SketchComedy where virtually all of the major characters in each sketch are played by one of six "cast members": Dog, Candy, Ice Cream, Diamond, Plant, and Moon. Each 11 minute segment has three sketches at the beginning, middle, and end that act as part of a larger single sketch, with other, shorter sketches sandwiched in-between.
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!!''Right Now Kapow'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* BlackComedy: At the end of "Chopper News", a story about the world's tallest giraffe ends in inevitable disaster thanks to an all-helicopter news team.
* EpicFail: Dog and Diamond's skydiving excursion somehow ends with them somehow missing the Earth entirely and falling into space.
* GrossUpCloseUp: Near the end of "Five Second Rule", we get a close-up of Plant's now disgusting pizza.
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: The entire premise of "The Bulkbodies" is a scrawny wimp marrying into a family of bodybuilders.
