History WesternAnimation / SecretSquirrel

** In "Goldflipper," Secret and Morocco dress up as "[[BlandNameProduct Squirrel Scouts]]" to infiltrate the titular bad guy's hideout by selling him cookies. Amazingly, Goldflipper falls for it, probably because Secret is rather disturbingly convincing as a girl squirrel.

** In "Goldflipper," Secret and Morocco dress up as "[[BlandNameProduct Squirrel Scouts]]" to infiltrate the bad guy's hideout by selling him cookies. Amazingly, the guy falls for it, probably because Secret is rather disturbingly convincing as a girl squirrel.

* NoHarmRequirement: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in the episode "One-Ton". Secret is given orders to stop a criminal panda from destroying China Town. However, the Chief gives him orders to not harm the panda because panda's are EndangeredSpecies which makes things rough as he's a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk. Eventually Secret stops him by getting him to [[StopHittingYourself beat himself up]]. Since he harmed a panda while ''being'' a panda, the fiend gets put into protective custody.

* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Penny is the only character in the series to be fully dressed.

* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Greg the gingerbread man gets eaten alive (onscreen no less) by a horde of hungry ants.

** Secret ''is'' seen maskless a few times though. In "Goldflipper," he does not wear it as part of his [[DisguisedInDrag Squirrel Scout]] outfit, and is bare-faced. And in "Doctor O," the hat is partially sucked off by a vacuum cleaner, briefly showing us Secret's face in a FreezeFrameBonus.

''Secret Squirrel'' is a series of SpyFiction parody cartoon shorts made by Creator/HannaBarbera in 1965 as the lead segment of a ThreeShorts series that also featured Squiddly Diddly and Winsome Witch. It was later revived in 1993 as ''Super Secret Secret Squirrel'', in another ThreeShorts format headlined by ''[[WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs 2 Stupid Dogs]]''.

A ''Comicbook/HannaBarberaBeyond'' version of ''Secret Squirrel'' was a back-up strip in ''Comicbook/ScoobyApocalypse''.

* LionsAndTigersAndHumansOhMy: In the original series, Secret and Morocco are the only funny animals.

* CrazyPrepared: Secret, naturally. But in "Scirocco Mole," Morocco was shown to be as well, tossing a bomb at his evil twin. When Secret asks where he got it, Morocco responds, "I brought the whole box of them! See? [[TooDumbToLive I even lit them so they would be ready]]" Cue the OhCrap face from Secret Squirrel.

* FurryReminder: Hot Rodney, a rooster, is at one point distracted from the race when Secret shoots corn in his direction. Hot Rodney stops to eat the corn by bending over and pecking it like a real rooster would.

* AlliterativeName: Secret Squirrel, Morroco Mole, Dr. Dangit, Wily Wolf and Pasha Panchabaggie.

--> '''Narrator:''' "For the benefit of the viewing audience, a special filter will be applied so our fans may see all the action... in total darkness. Thank you."

* PuffOfLogic: In ''Quark'', Secret uses a dictionary to point out that quarks are a "hypothetical" subatomic particle, and makes the titular microscopic villain disappear.
** A goof on Creator/HannaBarbera's part - by TheNineties, quarks had already been shown to exist. However, Secret could still disprove Quark: quarks are ''never'' found alone.

** Reversing the situation, Secret and Morocco star in a dog biscuit ad featured in the ''Two Stupid Dogs'' episode "Let's Make a Right Price".

* SpotTheImpostor: Played straight with Morocco and Scirocco Mole, each attempting to demonstrate that he's the bungling one. Secret finds out who's who when he tosses a pair of vases at them, correctly making the gambit that the real Morocco would fail to catch the vase before it hit him.

* MyHeroZero / CodeName: Agent Triple-Zero, another name Secret Squirrel uses.

* NoHarmRequirement: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in the episode ''One-Ton''. Secret is given orders to stop a criminal panda from destroying China Town. However, the Chief gives him orders to not harm the panda because panda's are EndangeredSpecies which makes things rough as he's a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk. Eventually Secret stops him by getting him to [[StopHittingYourself beat himself up]]. Since he harmed a panda while ''being'' a panda, the fiend gets put into protective custody.

** In "One Ton," Morocco suggests that what the villain needs is "a mate." One GilliganCut later and Secret is dressed as a sexy female panda. However, it fails miserably, considering he gets beaten up offscreen by said villain pretty much immediately.

* FurryConfusion: Played with. Nobody seems to have pets, but there is a Super Secret Zoo in "One Ton". The exhibits are in prison uniforms, making it more of a Super Secret Prison [[FridgeBrilliance cunningly disguised]] as a Super Secret Zoo.

** One-Ton's defeated by Secret taking advantage of One-Ton's protective status as a panda

** In "One Ton," Secret was forbidden to hurt the titular villain because he is a panda which is protected by law as an endangered species. [[spoiler:He finds his way around this by tricking the panda into hurting himself. See DeadlyDodging for more details.]]

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: After Hot Rodney wins the race, Secret gives him the same dynamite belt he strapped to Morocco Mole while claiming that it is a victory belt. Hot Rodney proceeds to don it and ride off into the distance before the belt blows up.

* ShoePhone: An obligatory trope for a spy parody.

* KnowWhenToFoldThem: The giant gorilla in "Agent Penny" gives himself up and vows to reform after Penny beats him.

* LoopholeAbuse: In "One Ton," Secret was forbidden to hurt the titular villain because he is a panda which is protected by law as an endangered species. [[spoiler:He finds his way around this by tricking the panda into hurting himself. See DeadlyDodging for more details.]]

* MonsterOfTheWeek: Aside from "Agent Penny", each episode had a different villain and was named after said villain. "Agent Penny" does feature Penny fighting some villains, but none of them serve as the central antagonist of the episode.

* DesignatedGirlFight: Between Penny and Queen Bea in the latter' self-titled episode.