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* AcceptableTargets: The French are all represented as vicious aristocratic crocodiles in powdered wigs.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: The Captain's Daughter is always barefoot.
* DrowningMySorrows[=/=]INeedAFreakingDrink: Both show up quite often, particularly when Drinky really gets depressed. He ain't called "Drinky" for nothin'.
* DrowningMySorrows[=/=]INeedAFreakingDrink: Both show up quite often, particularly when Drinky really gets depressed. He ain't called "Drinky" for nothin'.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: The Captain's Daughter is always barefoot.
* DrowningMySorrows[=/=]INeedAFreakingDrink:DrowningMySorrows: Both show up quite often, particularly when Drinky really gets depressed. He ain't called "Drinky" for nothin'.
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* ApocalypseHow: A big, red button, which destroyed most life on Earth. Other than, well, Drinky, Uncle Gabby, and Phoebe with her "desperation goggles"
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* ApocalypseHow: A big, red button, which destroyed most life on Earth. Other than, well, Drinky, Uncle Gabby, and Phoebe with her "desperation goggles"goggles".
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* TheCasanova: Gabby, though he's kinda a deconstruction, since his promiscuity and womanizin' ways got him into predicaments (like, somehow, upsetting conjoined triplets) or with STDs (from one of said conjoined triplets).
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* TheCasanova: Gabby, though he's kinda a deconstruction, since his promiscuity and womanizin' ways got him into predicaments (like, somehow, upsetting conjoined triplets) or with STDs [=STD=]s (from one of said conjoined triplets).
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Answered some of these from my memories of the show. This show was weird but enjoyable.
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%%* OnlySaneMan: Uncle Gabby.
* OrganAutonomy: Drinky's brain dumps him off after a botched suicide attempt. It goes for a drink at a bar whose clientele is made entirely of self-aware body parts.
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* OrganAutonomy: Drinky's brain dumps him off after a botched suicide attempt. It goes for a drink at a bar whose clientele is made entirely of self-aware body
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** Before that, SaturdayNightLive of all shows would air short cartoons based on Maakies strips in the late 90s, back when animation was used on the show as filler.
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** Before that, SaturdayNightLive ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' of all shows would air short cartoons based on Maakies strips in the late 90s, back when animation was used on the show as filler.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Uncle Gabby, whose only clothing is a NiceHat.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Uncle Gabby, whose only clothing is a NiceHat.hat.
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* SchizoTech: [[UpToEleven Hoo-boy]], the show seems to be set in a different era with each episode. Ostensibly the premise is WoodenShipsAndIronMen through the lens of utter madness, as suggested by the pilot. Except most people carry modern revolvers, New York already has a modern skyline[[note]]Complete with the Empire State Building[[/note]], and 1950s and 60s automobiles are common enough that they're not treated as luxuries. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools This all plays into the show's trademark insanity.]]
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* SchizoTech: [[UpToEleven Hoo-boy]], Hoo-boy, the show seems to be set in a different era with each episode. Ostensibly the premise is WoodenShipsAndIronMen through the lens of utter madness, as suggested by the pilot. Except most people carry modern revolvers, New York already has a modern skyline[[note]]Complete with the Empire State Building[[/note]], and 1950s and 60s automobiles are common enough that they're not treated as luxuries. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools This all plays into the show's trademark insanity.]]
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* AcceptableTargets: The French are all represented as vicious aristocratic crocodiles in powdered wigs.
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* ConspicuousCG: Animated at low resolution.
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* SchizoTech: [[UpToEleven Hoo-boy]], the show seems to be set in a different era with each episode. Ostensibly the premise is WoodenShipsAndIronMen through the lens of utter madness, as suggested by the pilot. Except most people carry modern revolvers, New York already has a modern skyline[[note]]Complete with the Empire State Building[[/note]], and 1950s and 60s automobiles are common enough that they're not treated as luxuries. [[TropesAreNotBad This all plays into the show's trademark insanity.]]
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* SchizoTech: [[UpToEleven Hoo-boy]], the show seems to be set in a different era with each episode. Ostensibly the premise is WoodenShipsAndIronMen through the lens of utter madness, as suggested by the pilot. Except most people carry modern revolvers, New York already has a modern skyline[[note]]Complete with the Empire State Building[[/note]], and 1950s and 60s automobiles are common enough that they're not treated as luxuries. [[TropesAreNotBad [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools This all plays into the show's trademark insanity.]]
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* AttackAttackAttack: The French crocodiles' chief mode of assault. These exact words are even shouted during their boarding!
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* SeaMonster: The first episode involves whales, which is fitting since it's about a whaling ship. The whales are drawn in the style of those really old maps with "Here be dragons" written in the corners.
* SuccessHallucinations: There are certain episodes where Drinky Crow gets drunk and thinks he's doing something well when in reality he's doing it horribly. In one episode, Drinky is trying to perform surgery on a physically deformed man. In his mind, Drinky made the patient normal-looking, when in reality he smashed the man to a bloody pulp.
* SuccessHallucinations: There are certain episodes where Drinky Crow gets drunk and thinks he's doing something well when in reality he's doing it horribly. In one episode, Drinky is trying to perform surgery on a physically deformed man. In his mind, Drinky made the patient normal-looking, when in reality he smashed the man to a bloody pulp.
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* TimeDissonance: In one episode, Uncle Gabby meets another monkey who happens to look a lot like him. Upon becoming a god, he takes Gabby to a separate universe called Dirt Girlatonia, filled with clones of the Captain's Daughter doing Girls Gone Wild acts. He and Uncle Gabby watch this spectacle for 50 billion years (which is shown by a black cuecard saying just that), with them still watching and staying the same as if only seconds had gone by after the cuecard was shown. He ends up coming back to his own dimension and complains to Crow that how he had to stay for 80 billion years, which Crow interrupted by saying he was only gone for five minutes, but Gabby justifies it by saying that the monkey god took him out of the space-time continuum. This means Gabby is now more than 66.2 billion years older than the universe.
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* EatsBabies: By accident in one episode, where Drinky Crow and Phoebe Bird are about to have babies. Drinky Crow cooks the eggs into an omelet at the baby shower and feeds them to Phoebe, much to her embarrassment.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPlatypi: A platypus appears in the egg episode.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Drinky showed up in a brief animation in the 2002 documentary ''[[Music/TheyMightBeGiants Gigantic (A Tale of Two Johns)]]''.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Drinky showed up in a brief animation in the 2002 documentary ''[[Music/TheyMightBeGiants Gigantic (A Tale of Two Johns)]]''. Fitting, as They Might Be Giants sung the theme song.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Well, those two aliens. Voiced by [[FlightOfTheConchords Bret and Jemaine]].
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Well, those two aliens. Voiced by [[FlightOfTheConchords [[Music/FlightOfTheConchords Bret and Jemaine]].
