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%% * PandaingToTheAudience: Pammy Panda.
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* AffirmativeActionGirl: Kip Kangaroo.
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* AlliterativeName: The only exceptions are Digger Mole and Bogey Orangutan.
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* ExpressiveShirt
* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: First season only.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: The Shirt Tales are "friends to all creatures".
* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: First season only.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: The Shirt Tales are "friends to all creatures".
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%% * FriendToAllLivingThings: The Shirt Tales are "friends to all creatures".
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%% * FriendToAllLivingThings: The Shirt Tales are "friends to all creatures".
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* {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s
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* HomoeroticSubtext: One episode, "Saturday Night Shirt Tales" was particularly notorious for this, with the episode ending with the two VillainOfTheWeek characters dancing with each other on the disco floor, this despite it being TheEighties when homophobia and AIDS were big things in October 1983. Although PlayedForLaughs, it's blatantly obvious and one of the characters [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on things]].
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* HomoeroticSubtext: One episode, "Saturday Night Shirt Tales" Tales", was particularly notorious for this, with the episode ending with the two VillainOfTheWeek characters dancing with each other on the disco floor, this despite it being TheEighties when homophobia and AIDS were big things in October 1983. Although PlayedForLaughs, it's blatantly obvious and one of the characters [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on things]].
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* KangaroosRepresentAustralia: Kip Kangaroo.
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* OvertOperative: Possible subversion. No one is supposed to know who the Shirt Tales really are, let alone that they are five (later six) talking animals. The mere fact that they '''are''' talking animals is the perfect cover since most humans would assume that the Shirt Tales were also humans. So, they aren't as "overt" as the trope would imply.
* PandaingToTheAudience: Pammy Panda.
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* TwoGirlsToATeam: Pammy Panda and ([[SixthRanger later]]) Kip Kangaroo.
* VillainSong: "Concrete Paradise" in "A Song Saves the Park".[[note]]The other book-and-record set.[[/note]]
* WeHelpTheHelpless
* VillainSong: "Concrete Paradise" in "A Song Saves the Park".[[note]]The other book-and-record set.[[/note]]
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* TwoGirlsToATeam: Amongst the otherwise-male Shirt Tales are Pammy Panda and ([[SixthRanger later]]) Kip Kangaroo.
Kangaroo, who are females.
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%% * VillainSong: "Concrete Paradise" in "A Song Saves the Park".[[note]]The other book-and-record set.[[/note]]
%% * WeHelpTheHelpless
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* GangOfCritters
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* FiveManBand
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* HomoeroticSubtext: One episode, "Saturday Night Shirt Tales" was particularly notorious for this, with the episode ending with the two VillainOfTheWeek characters dancing with each other on the disco floor, this despite it being TheEighties when homophobia and AIDs were big things in October 1983. Although PlayedForLaughs, it's blatantly obvious and one of the characters [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on things]].
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* HomoeroticSubtext: One episode, "Saturday Night Shirt Tales" was particularly notorious for this, with the episode ending with the two VillainOfTheWeek characters dancing with each other on the disco floor, this despite it being TheEighties when homophobia and AIDs AIDS were big things in October 1983. Although PlayedForLaughs, it's blatantly obvious and one of the characters [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on things]].
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* HomoeroticSubtext: One episode, "Saturday Night Shirt Tales" was particularly notorious for this, with the episode ending with the two VillainOfTheWeek characters dancing with each other on the disco floor, this despite it being TheEighties when homophobia and AIDs were big things in October 1983. Although PlayedForLaughs, it's blatantly obvious and one of the characters [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on things]].
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* HeyYou: A nameless dragon Kip befriends in "Kip's Dragon" is really addressed as "Hey, you" by his human employer, Witchita Willie. Kip changes that by naming him Sparky.
-->'''Witchita Willie:''' Hey, you. You... Y-You really can act like a dragon!
-->'''Kip:''' His name is ''not'' "Hey, you", it's Sparky!
-->'''Witchita Willie:''' Hey, you. You... Y-You really can act like a dragon!
-->'''Kip:''' His name is ''not'' "Hey, you", it's Sparky!
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* TalkingToHimself: In four episodes, both Rick and Tyg are voiced by Steve Schatzberg.
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* TwoGirlsToATeam: Pammy Panda and ([[SixthRanger later]]) Kip Kangaroo.
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* CassandraTruth: Pammy was right not to trust the barker, Ichabod Delight You, in "Pleasure Valley". Unfortunately, the other Shirt Tales don't listen to her until Delight You reveals his scheme to turn them into androids.
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* EvilTwin: A cheese-stealing rat poses as Digger in "Digger's Double".
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* GladIThoughtOfIt: In "Digger's Three Wishes": After Digger drives off in a limo:
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* GladIThoughtOfIt: In "Digger's Three Wishes": After Wishes", after Digger drives off in a limo:
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* GladIThoughtOfIt: In "Digger's Three Wishes": After Digger drives off in a limo:
--> '''Pammy:''' Tyg, Bogey, why don't you fellas go and find out what Digger is up to and let us know.\\
'''Tyg:''' Hey, like, I got a better idea. Bogey and I will go find out what Digger's up to and you gals cover for us.\\
'''Kip:''' Isn't that what you just said, Pammy?\\
'''Pammy:''' Humor them, Kip, humor them.
--> '''Pammy:''' Tyg, Bogey, why don't you fellas go and find out what Digger is up to and let us know.\\
'''Tyg:''' Hey, like, I got a better idea. Bogey and I will go find out what Digger's up to and you gals cover for us.\\
'''Kip:''' Isn't that what you just said, Pammy?\\
'''Pammy:''' Humor them, Kip, humor them.
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* CatsAreMean: Averted in Tyg's case. However, in "Figby, the Spoiled Brat Cat", the commissioner's wife asks Mr. Dinkel to babysit her kitten, Figby, and Dinkel immediately dumps the cat on the Shirt Tales. At first Figby [[BitchInSheepsClothing appears to put cute, friendly, and harmless, but turns out to be a sneaky, spoiled-rotten, mischievous troublemaker]]. He runs off to an amusement park and plays dirty pranks on the Shirt Tales throughout the episode. He then teases a dog who follows him back to Oak Tree Park and chases him all over, causing a huge mess. When Mr. Dinkel returns, the Shirt Tales are scolded, the dog is sent away, and Figby gets off scot-free. Fortunately, Figby gets his just desserts when his owner returns and reveals she had [[LaserGuidedKarma adopted the dog he was teasing earlier]] ([[IronicName now named Precious]]) to keep Figby company.
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* CatsAreMean: Averted in Tyg's case. However, in "Figby, the Spoiled Brat Cat", the commissioner's wife asks Mr. Dinkel to babysit her kitten, Figby, and Dinkel immediately dumps the cat on the Shirt Tales. At first Figby [[BitchInSheepsClothing appears to put cute, friendly, and harmless, but turns out to be a sneaky, spoiled-rotten, mischievous troublemaker]]. He runs off to an amusement park and plays dirty pranks on the Shirt Tales throughout the episode. He then teases a dog who follows him back to Oak Tree Park and chases him all over, causing a huge mess. When Mr. Dinkel returns, the Shirt Tales are scolded, the dog is sent away, and Figby gets off scot-free. Fortunately, Figby gets his just desserts when his owner returns and reveals she had [[LaserGuidedKarma adopted the dog he was teasing earlier]] ([[IronicName now named Precious]]) [[LaserGuidedKarma to keep Figby company.company]].
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** In "Pam-dora's Box", a panda, who is really an evil robot spy, traps Pammy in the zoo and runs off with some top secret documents he has stolen for his master. Though the robot panda is defeated, his creator is never revealed, let alone captured.
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** In "Pam-dora's Box", a panda, who is was really an evil robot spy, traps trapped Pammy in the zoo and runs ran off with some top secret documents he has had stolen for his master. Though the robot panda is defeated, his creator is was never revealed, let alone captured.
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* TalkingToHimself: In four episodes, both Rick and Tyg are voiced by Steve Schatzberg.
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* CatsAreMean: Averted in Tyg's case. However, in "Figby, the Spoiled Brat Cat", the commissioner's wife asks Mr. Dinkel to babysit her kitten, Figby, and Dinkel immediately dumps the cat on the Shirt Tales. At first Figby [[BitchInSheepsClothing appears to put cute, friendly, and harmless, but turns out to be a sneaky, spoiled-rotten, mischievous troublemaker]]. He runs off to an amusement park and plays dirty pranks on the Shirt Tales throughout the episode. He then teases a dog who follows him back to Oak Tree Park and chases him all over, causing a huge mess. When Mr. Dinkel returns, the Shirt Tales are scolded, the dog is sent away, and Figby gets off scot-free. Fortunately, Figby gets his just desserts when his owner returns and reveals she had [[LaserGuidedKarma adopted the dog he was teasing earlier]] ([[IronicName now named Precious]]) to keep Figby company.
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* KarmaHoudini:
** In "The Game Masters", a villain, known as the Game Master, trapped the Shirt Tales in an arcade game and forced them to be game players. Though the Shirt Tales escaped the arcade, Game Master was not apprehended and was still free to capture more victims for his game.
** In "Pam-dora's Box", a panda, who is really an evil robot spy, traps Pammy in the zoo and runs off with some top secret documents he has stolen for his master. Though the robot panda is defeated, his creator is never revealed, let alone captured.
** In "The Game Masters", a villain, known as the Game Master, trapped the Shirt Tales in an arcade game and forced them to be game players. Though the Shirt Tales escaped the arcade, Game Master was not apprehended and was still free to capture more victims for his game.
** In "Pam-dora's Box", a panda, who is really an evil robot spy, traps Pammy in the zoo and runs off with some top secret documents he has stolen for his master. Though the robot panda is defeated, his creator is never revealed, let alone captured.
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* ScoobyDooHoax:
** In "The Humboldt Ghost", the tour guide of Humboldt Mansion poses as Colonol Humboldt's ghost to scare folks away so he can search for the Humboldt Jewels. He is apprehended at the end.
** In "The Ghost Out West", a greedy man and his dog, Roy, pose as a pair of ghosts to scare the Shirt Tales out of a ghost town so they can search for a lost gold mine (which they find at the end). Unlike the tour guide, after he's been exposed, he [[HeelFaceTurn apoligizes for his actions]] (after the Shirt Tales gave him a small lecture), and decides to fix up the ghost town so people can enjoy it.
** In "The Humboldt Ghost", the tour guide of Humboldt Mansion poses as Colonol Humboldt's ghost to scare folks away so he can search for the Humboldt Jewels. He is apprehended at the end.
** In "The Ghost Out West", a greedy man and his dog, Roy, pose as a pair of ghosts to scare the Shirt Tales out of a ghost town so they can search for a lost gold mine (which they find at the end). Unlike the tour guide, after he's been exposed, he [[HeelFaceTurn apoligizes for his actions]] (after the Shirt Tales gave him a small lecture), and decides to fix up the ghost town so people can enjoy it.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: Kip is the youngest, smallest, and [[SixthRanger newest member]] of the Shirt Tales.
* DemotedToExtra: Rick, in the second season. He's even absent from a few episodes.
* DemotedToExtra: Rick, in the second season. He's even absent from a few episodes.
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* SixthRanger: Kip Kangaroo, who is added to the team in second season.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Pammy is the only female member of the Shirt Tales, until Kip joins in the second season.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Pammy is the only female member of the Shirt Tales, until Kip joins in the second season.
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* VerbalTic: Bogey again, "schweetheart". It's also not the only he does, "Sam".
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: Kip is the youngest, smallest, and [[SixthRanger newest member]] of the Shirt Tales.
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* TheSmurfettePrincipleSixthRanger: Kip Kangaroo, who is added to the team in second season.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Pammy is the only female member of the Shirt Tales, until Kip joins in the second season.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Pammy is the only female member of the Shirt Tales, until Kip joins in the second season.
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