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* SquirtingFlowerGag: Dale tries to give a bouquet of flowers to Clarice, but Chip hooks a hose to it and sets off the water as Dale smells the flowers.
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'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts classic Disney Short]] from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be the characters' best short.
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Years following its initial release, the short would make a significant cultural impact in Japan by contributing to a rise in popularity for Disney films in the country, which in turn would inspire Disney to enter the Japanese market by opening Tokyo Disneyland in 1983. The short's one-off, Clarice, would also become a popular Japanese Disney icon through her prominent appearances in the theme park and merchandising.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Not only is this the only Chip n' Dale short where they're the main characters instead of the antagonists, but it's also the only one where they're depicted as anthropomorphic characters living in a MouseWorld rather than as normal chipmunks.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Not only is this the only Chip n' Dale short where they're the main characters instead of the antagonists, but it's also the only one where they're depicted as anthropomorphic characters living in a MouseWorld rather than as normal chipmunks.
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* BlatantLies: The cartoon opens with Chip and Dale looking out their window in disgust at the flashy nightclubs outside of the park where their tree home is. Chip declaires that it's "not for [them]" and Dale agrees, saying "Yeah, early to bed, early to rise." It turns out both are lying to one another so they can sneak out to see Clarice without the other knowing.
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* BlatantLies: The cartoon opens with Chip and Dale looking out their window in disgust at the flashy nightclubs outside of the park where their tree home is. Chip declaires declares that it's "not for [them]" and Dale agrees, saying "Yeah, early to bed, early to rise." It turns out both are lying to one another so they can sneak out to see Clarice without the other knowing.
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* {{Bowdlerized}}: TV airings of the short tend to cut down the FireBreathingDiner gag by removing the reveal that Dale swapped out Chip's chocolates for moth balls, resulting in an awkward cut where Chip has his mouth burned by a chocolate for no reason and Dale is just laughing at his misfortune.
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* {{Bowdlerized}}: TV airings of the short tend to cut down the FireBreathingDiner gag by removing the reveal that Dale swapped out Chip's chocolates for moth balls, resulting in an awkward cut where Chip has his mouth burned by a chocolate for no reason and Dale is just laughing at his misfortune. Some airings also censor the disembodied voice saying "[[HaveAGayOldTime You gay dog, you]]", when Chip looks at his reflection in the mirror.
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* BlatantLies: The cartoon opens with Chip and Dale looking out their window in disgust at the flashy nightclubs outside of the park where their tree home is and declaring to one another that it's "not for us" and that they should just go to bed. It quickly becomes obvious that they're lying to one another with the intention of sneaking out to a [[MouseWorld chipmunk-sized]] nightclub.
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* BlatantLies: The cartoon opens with Chip and Dale looking out their window in disgust at the flashy nightclubs outside of the park where their tree home is and declaring to one another is. Chip declaires that it's "not for us" [them]" and that they should just go Dale agrees, saying "Yeah, early to bed. bed, early to rise." It quickly becomes obvious that they're turns out both are lying to one another with the intention of sneaking so they can sneak out to a [[MouseWorld chipmunk-sized]] nightclub.see Clarice without the other knowing.
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'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts classic Disney Short]] from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be their the characters' best short.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The only ''Chip n' Dale'' short in which the two are the stars rather than a temporary nuisance to Donald Duck or Pluto.
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* BlatantLies: The cartoon opens with Chip and Dale looking out their window in disgust at the flashy nightclubs outside of the park where their tree home is and declaring to one another that it's "not for us" and that they should just go to bed. It quickly becomes obvious that they're lying to one another with the intention of sneaking out to a [[MouseWorld chipmunk-sized]] nightclub.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Not only is this the only Chip n' Dale short where they're the main characters instead of the antagonists, but it's also the only one where they're depicted as anthropomorphic characters living in a MouseWorld rather than as normal chipmunks.
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* {{Bowdlerized}}: The TV airings of the short tend to cut down the FireBreathingDiner gag tends to cut out by removing the reveal that Dale swapped out Chip's chocolates for moth balls, resulting in an awkward cut where Chip has his mouth burned by a chocolate for no reason and Dale is just laughing at his misfortune.
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* FireBreathingDiner: When offering Clarice some chocolates out of a box, she feeds him one, which Dale has apparently laced with something spicy, causing Chip to belch up a fireball.
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* FireBreathingDiner: When offering Clarice some Dale swaps out Chip's box of chocolates out for a box of a box, she feeds him one, which Dale has apparently laced with something spicy, moth balls, causing Chip to belch up a fireball.
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'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a {{classic Disney short|s}} from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be their best short.
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'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a {{classic [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts classic Disney short|s}} Short]] from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be their best short.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Turns out [[WesternAnimation/ChipAndDaleRescueRangers Gadget]] isn't the only girl they'll fight over.]]
'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a {{classic Disney short|s}} from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be their best short.
After tricking one another into thinking that the other has gone to bed, Chip and Dale both sneak out of their oak tree home to a nearby nightclub. Upon discovering that the other is there, the two chipmunks proceed to [[CockFight fight with one another for the affection of the club's headliner, a sexy singer named Clarice]], much to her amusement.
!!This cartoon provides examples of...
* AccidentalKiss: In the short's final gag, Chip and Dale move to kiss Clarice, who's standing between them, at the same time, only for her to slip out just in time for them to kiss one another instead.
* ActuallyPrettyFunny
** Save her first scene, Clarice is more bemused than annoyed when Chip and Dale fight over her.
** Chip, Dale and Clarice all share a good laugh over the afore-mentioned AccidentalKiss.
* AssKicksYou: Chip hip-checks Dale out of view when the two of them show up at Clarice's dressing room door.
* BarefootCartoonAnimal: None of the characters wear shoes.
* BigDamnKiss: Clarice plants one on both Chip and Dale's cheeks. Both [[SomethingElseAlsoRises react accordingly]].
* CasanovaWannabe: Both Chip and Dale see themselves as the one who'll sweep Clarice off her feet, but in reality are too immature to not quarrel whenever she's around.
* TheChanteuse: Clarice.
* CockFight: The entire short is about Chip and Dale fighting for the affection of Clarice.
* EverybodyLaughsEnding: The short ends on Chip, Dale and Clarice laughing at Chip & Dale's AccidentalKiss.
* ExtremeOmnivore: While watching Clarice on stage, a hopelessly-in-love Dale aimlessly munches on a glass on his table.
* FireBreathingDinner: When offering Clarice some chocolates out of a box, she feeds him one, which Dale has apparently laced with something spicy, causing Chip to belch up a fireball.
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* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Unlike most of the shorts, in which the titular chipmunks are more realistically feral, here they wear clothes, first nightgowns and then tuxedos. Subverted with Clarice, who wears a full-length dress.
* HiddenDepths: Chip and Dale prove themselves to be rather competent musicians, Chip on the piano and Dale on bass.
* MinimalistCast: Only three characters appear on screen, with an off-screen stage hand calling Clarice to the stage is only heard. Even the waiter who brings a dish to Chip's table (which turns out to be Dale) is only a pair of disembodied hands.
* MirrorRoutine: Done briefly when Chip and Dale are on their way to the club. They see one another through a gap in the grass and, assuming the other is their reflection, uses him to adjust his tie and hat.
* MouseWorld: Chip and Dale live in an apartment furnished with tiny everyday objects in a hollow oak tree and, later, attend a mouse-sized nightclub across town.
* PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Chip and Dale wear tuxedo jackets with no pants while Clarice wears both a full length dress and a modest bathrobe.
* ShoutOut: Chip and Dale [[WesternAnimation/RedHotRidingHood bang on the table, whistle and briefly turn into howling wolves]] while cheering on Clarice's number.
* {{Sleepwalking}}: Dale sneaks out by pretending to sleepwalk, compete with ZombieGait. Chip, none the wiser, uses it as an excuse to sneak out without Dale noticing.
* SomethingElseAlsoRises: In addition to the classic cartoon action of going momentarily stiff in mid-air when kissed, upon receiving a big kiss from Clarice, Dale hops up on his bass and spins around, after which one of the strings snaps.
* SuddenlyVoiced: {{Zig zagged|Trope}}. Chip and Dale did have voices in previous shorts, but this is the first in which they speak articulate English rather than the high-pitched gibberish.
[[caption-width-right:350:Turns out [[WesternAnimation/ChipAndDaleRescueRangers Gadget]] isn't the only girl they'll fight over.]]
'''''Two Chips and a Miss''''' is a {{classic Disney short|s}} from 1952 starring WesternAnimation/ChipAndDale, generally agreed to be their best short.
After tricking one another into thinking that the other has gone to bed, Chip and Dale both sneak out of their oak tree home to a nearby nightclub. Upon discovering that the other is there, the two chipmunks proceed to [[CockFight fight with one another for the affection of the club's headliner, a sexy singer named Clarice]], much to her amusement.
!!This cartoon provides examples of...
* AccidentalKiss: In the short's final gag, Chip and Dale move to kiss Clarice, who's standing between them, at the same time, only for her to slip out just in time for them to kiss one another instead.
* ActuallyPrettyFunny
** Save her first scene, Clarice is more bemused than annoyed when Chip and Dale fight over her.
** Chip, Dale and Clarice all share a good laugh over the afore-mentioned AccidentalKiss.
* AssKicksYou: Chip hip-checks Dale out of view when the two of them show up at Clarice's dressing room door.
* BarefootCartoonAnimal: None of the characters wear shoes.
* BigDamnKiss: Clarice plants one on both Chip and Dale's cheeks. Both [[SomethingElseAlsoRises react accordingly]].
* CasanovaWannabe: Both Chip and Dale see themselves as the one who'll sweep Clarice off her feet, but in reality are too immature to not quarrel whenever she's around.
* TheChanteuse: Clarice.
* CockFight: The entire short is about Chip and Dale fighting for the affection of Clarice.
* EverybodyLaughsEnding: The short ends on Chip, Dale and Clarice laughing at Chip & Dale's AccidentalKiss.
* ExtremeOmnivore: While watching Clarice on stage, a hopelessly-in-love Dale aimlessly munches on a glass on his table.
* FireBreathingDinner: When offering Clarice some chocolates out of a box, she feeds him one, which Dale has apparently laced with something spicy, causing Chip to belch up a fireball.
%% The copy of this film I'm using for reference was taken off of Toon Disney and appears to have edited this gag (there's a noticeable jump cut). If anyone knows anything about this, please add it as you see fit.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Unlike most of the shorts, in which the titular chipmunks are more realistically feral, here they wear clothes, first nightgowns and then tuxedos. Subverted with Clarice, who wears a full-length dress.
* HiddenDepths: Chip and Dale prove themselves to be rather competent musicians, Chip on the piano and Dale on bass.
* MinimalistCast: Only three characters appear on screen, with an off-screen stage hand calling Clarice to the stage is only heard. Even the waiter who brings a dish to Chip's table (which turns out to be Dale) is only a pair of disembodied hands.
* MirrorRoutine: Done briefly when Chip and Dale are on their way to the club. They see one another through a gap in the grass and, assuming the other is their reflection, uses him to adjust his tie and hat.
* MouseWorld: Chip and Dale live in an apartment furnished with tiny everyday objects in a hollow oak tree and, later, attend a mouse-sized nightclub across town.
* PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Chip and Dale wear tuxedo jackets with no pants while Clarice wears both a full length dress and a modest bathrobe.
* ShoutOut: Chip and Dale [[WesternAnimation/RedHotRidingHood bang on the table, whistle and briefly turn into howling wolves]] while cheering on Clarice's number.
* {{Sleepwalking}}: Dale sneaks out by pretending to sleepwalk, compete with ZombieGait. Chip, none the wiser, uses it as an excuse to sneak out without Dale noticing.
* SomethingElseAlsoRises: In addition to the classic cartoon action of going momentarily stiff in mid-air when kissed, upon receiving a big kiss from Clarice, Dale hops up on his bass and spins around, after which one of the strings snaps.
* SuddenlyVoiced: {{Zig zagged|Trope}}. Chip and Dale did have voices in previous shorts, but this is the first in which they speak articulate English rather than the high-pitched gibberish.
