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* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: If you listen closely over the actual sound effects, you can hear some of the temporary sound effects made by Bill Scott during the voice recordings that were supposed to be replaced by the actual sounds.
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* HeyThatsMyLine: At the start of one part of the "Lazy J Ranch" arc, Boris tears up the script when he refuses to share his evil plan. This ends up discombobulating Rocky and Bullwinkle, who start their scene early. Bullwinkle says Rocky's line and Rocky says the narrator's line.
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* EitherOrTitle: Each cliffhanger ended with a pair of joke titles for the [[FindOutNextTime upcoming episode]]. One example was episode 2 of the Ruby Yacht arc: "Let's Drink To The Ruby," or "Stoned Again."
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* EitherOrTitle: Each cliffhanger ended with a pair of joke titles for the [[FindOutNextTime upcoming episode]]. One example was episode 2 of the Ruby Yacht arc: "Let's Drink To The Ruby," or "Stoned Again."" This was actually a tribute to the radio serial ''The Adventures of Sam Spade''.
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* GoodAngelBadAngel:
** In the "Metal-Munching Mice" arc, Bullwinkle's conscience convinces him not to mention the giant mouse saying that no one would believe him.
** In the "Wailing Whale" arc, Rocky's conscience chastises him for abandoning Bullwinkle.
** In the "Metal-Munching Mice" arc, Bullwinkle's conscience convinces him not to mention the giant mouse saying that no one would believe him.
** In the "Wailing Whale" arc, Rocky's conscience chastises him for abandoning Bullwinkle.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: "Now there's something you don't see every day, Chauncey."/"What's that, Edgar?"
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* ThoseTwoGuys: "Now there's something you don't see every day, Chauncey."/"What's that, Edgar?"Edgar?"/"Someone calling us part of a trope."/"I don't know, Edgar."
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-->'''Rocky''': For all you men of letters, here's Mr. Know-It-All!\\
'''Bullwinkle''': Hello, mailmen!
'''Bullwinkle''': Hello, mailmen!
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* YouNoTakeCandle: Pretty much everyone in Pottsylvania speaks broken English with Russian accents omitting articles.
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* MotorMouth: To make up for the low budget LimitedAnimation, pretty much all the characters speak in rapid-fire succession. As a result, many people called this series an exciting radio program that happened to have pictures.
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** "Sharrup you mouth!", "Allow me to introduce myself", "Hoo-boy!", "[[Literature/CrimeAndPunishment Raskolnikov!]]", and "Kill moose and squirrel" and variants thereof from Boris.
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** "Sharrup you mouth!", "Allow me to introduce myself", "Hoo-boy!", "[[Literature/CrimeAndPunishment Raskolnikov!]]", and "Kill "Keel moose and squirrel" and variants thereof from Boris.
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---> '''Boris:''' What luck! Someone down there likes me!
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--->'''Natasha:''' Oh, you're such a lucky schnook!\\
'''Boris:'''
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** And in another episode, Boris tells Natasha that the next time he has such a plan she should "shut up my mouth!"
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** And in another episode, Boris tells Natasha that the next time he has such a plan plan, she should "shut up my mouth!"
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** Bullwinkle spanks three bratty kids at once with his babysitting guidebook in "The Children's Hour".
** At the end of "My Grandfather's Clock", Bullwinkle's grandpa throws him into a grandfather's clock, and Bullwinkle gets spanked by the pendulum.
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* ComedicSpanking: Two examples from "Bullwinkle's Corner":
** Bullwinkle spanks three bratty kids at once with his babysitting guidebook in "The Children's Hour".
** At the end of "My Grandfather's Clock", Bullwinkle's grandpa throws him into a grandfather's clock, and Bullwinkle gets spanked by the pendulum.
** Bullwinkle spanks three bratty kids at once with his babysitting guidebook in "The Children's Hour".
** At the end of "My Grandfather's Clock", Bullwinkle's grandpa throws him into a grandfather's clock, and Bullwinkle gets spanked by the pendulum.
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* ComedicSpanking: Two examples from "Bullwinkle's Corner":
** Bullwinkle spanks three bratty kids at once with his babysitting guidebook in "The Children's Hour".
** At the end of "My Grandfather's Clock", Bullwinkle's grandpa throws him into a grandfather's clock, and Bullwinkle gets spanked by the pendulum.
** Bullwinkle spanks three bratty kids at once with his babysitting guidebook in "The Children's Hour".
** At the end of "My Grandfather's Clock", Bullwinkle's grandpa throws him into a grandfather's clock, and Bullwinkle gets spanked by the pendulum.
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* SingingInTheShower: Early in "Rue Britannia", Rocky finds Bullwinkle taking a shower and singing "I Hate My Uncle, But I Love My Antlers".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To Vaudeville, the golden age of radio and ''WesternAnimation/CrusaderRabbit'' (a show also made by Jay Ward).
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To Vaudeville, the golden age of radio MediaNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfRadio and ''WesternAnimation/CrusaderRabbit'' (a show also made by Jay Ward).
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* LimitedAnimation: This is perhaps one of the most famous examples of a cartoon being very popular regardless of having very crappy animation.
** Boris Badenov even lampshades this in the "Buried Treasure" story. When his gang member comments on how he's using the TNT to blow up the bank vault ''and'' get rid of Rocky, Boris comments "Well, it's low budget show!"
** Boris Badenov even lampshades this in the "Buried Treasure" story. When his gang member comments on how he's using the TNT to blow up the bank vault ''and'' get rid of Rocky, Boris comments "Well, it's low budget show!"
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* LimitedAnimation: This is perhaps one of the most famous examples of a cartoon being very popular regardless of despite having very crappy animation.
** Boris Badenov even lampshades this in the "Buried Treasure" story. When one of hisgang member underlings comments on how he's using the TNT to blow up the bank vault ''and'' get rid of Rocky, Boris comments "Well, it's low budget show!"
** Boris Badenov even lampshades this in the "Buried Treasure" story. When one of his
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: There has been multiple instances where Boris has died offscreen. "Painting Theft" ends with him [[spoiler:at a firing squad]], "Pottsylvania Creeper" has him [[spoiler:eaten by the titular creature]] and "Moosylvania Saved" has him [[spoiler:shot by Fearless Leader.]]
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** Dudley Do-Right's horse wore a Mountie outfit similar to his own.
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** Dudley Do-Right's horse wore a Mountie outfit similar to his own. Well, [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal the coat and hat, at least]].
