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* AnAesop: In a few episodes. One episode involves a SpoiledBrat who refuses to share his belongings with his little brother joining Yogi and the others to find out why toys around the world are going missing; learning that he should share his stuff and not be a Greed Monster (both figuratively ''and'' literally) in the process.
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* AnAesop: In a few episodes. One The episode "The Greed Monster" involves a SpoiledBrat who refuses to share his belongings with his little brother joining Yogi and the others to find out why toys around the world are going missing; learning that he should share his stuff and not be a Greed Monster (both figuratively ''and'' literally) in the process.
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** The Inca-Dinca Tribe from "The Attack of Doctor Mars" are only HollywoodNatives CannibalTribe during the working day and are perfectly friendly outside of working hours.
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* SillyReasonForWar: In "Yogi's Heroes", the reason that Yogi Bear declares war on Dicaragua ''wasn't'' because of the exploding pizza delivered by Dick Dastardly. It was because ''the pizza was cold''.
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* ArtisticLicenseEducation: The end of "Goodbye, Mr. Chump" has Dick Dastardly WritingLines on the chalkboard, even though the episode is set at a university rather than an elementary school.
-->'''Dick Dastardly:''' I hate being kept after class!\\
'''Muttley:''' Pipe down and write!
-->'''Dick Dastardly:''' I hate being kept after class!\\
'''Muttley:''' Pipe down and write!
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** Halfway into another episode, Snagglepuss gets sent to jail and finds his cellmates are Dastardly and Muttley. Dastardly bemoans having been stuck there for the entire runtime, and Muttley derides the script as just rotten.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: "The Great American Treasure" explains how Top Cat first brought the team together, having responded to President Reagan's plea for someone to find the missing American treasure. The FramingDevice is T.C. being interviewed on a talk show.
* WorthlessTreasureTwist: Reagan explains that the Great American Treasure isn't the statuette (which is actually worthless), saying instead that it's the compassion and kindness that citizens should show each other and what the treasure hunters themselves demonstrated throughout the quest. Yogi and friends consider this heartening and the inspiration to continue searching for other people's missing treasures, while Dick Dastardly is annoyed that all he got out of this was a worthless statuette.
* WorthlessTreasureTwist: Reagan explains that the Great American Treasure isn't the statuette (which is actually worthless), saying instead that it's the compassion and kindness that citizens should show each other and what the treasure hunters themselves demonstrated throughout the quest. Yogi and friends consider this heartening and the inspiration to continue searching for other people's missing treasures, while Dick Dastardly is annoyed that all he got out of this was a worthless statuette.
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* MonsterIsAMommy: The NotZilla is revealed to be one. After Dastardly and Muttley steal the egg from the cave, it hatches and the baby starts crying for the mother. The larger monster hears this and exclaims "My baby!" before [[MamaBear giving chase]].
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* RhymesOnADime: Yogi, as usual. After the FreakyFridayFlip, though, he finds himself struggling to do this and considers that just as distressing as his sudden lack of appetite. He's quite relieved when things get back to normal.
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* VoicesAreMental: "Beswitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered" to the extreme, as noted under FreakyFridayFlip.
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* PunchClockVillain: Hokey Wolf appears in "Yogi and the Unicorn" as the villainous wolf in different fairy tales. He admits things were a little slow back home, so he took this part-time job for extra cash. When his obligations are taken care of, he lends Huckleberry Hound a hand on the current quest.
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* RunningGag: Dick Dastardly proclaiming he'll be rich, followed by Muttley biting him, causing him to [[VerbalBackspace correct himself]] to say that ''they'll'' be rich.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Quick Draw McGraw and Huckleberry Hound are never apart in this series.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Quick Draw McGraw [=McGraw=] and Huckleberry Hound are never apart in this series.
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* BigGood: Top Cat.
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* BigGood: Top Cat. He assigns the treasure hunts around the world.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Quick Draw McGraw and Huckleberry Hound are never apart in this series.
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* HopelessWithTech: Quickdraw. Despite ostensibly being the computer expert on the team, he has no clue how they work due to coming from the Wild West.
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* HopelessWithTech: Quickdraw.Quick Draw. Despite ostensibly being the computer expert on the team, he has no clue how they work due to coming from the Wild West.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Besides Yogi and his friends, Dr. Mars was a caricature of Dr. Ruth Westheimer.
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* ThemeTuneRap:ThemeTuneRap: Performed by [[WesternAnimation/HongKongPhooey Scatman Crothers]].
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold", the gang is trapped in a room filling with water, and as Huckleberry Hound yells for help the show fades out to an ad break. When the show returns the gang are safe and sound on the roof of the building, and Huck - in one of the show's many NoFourthWall moments - tells the viewers that they'd have seen an incredible escape "if it weren't for that there commercial interruption" ("Yeah, take Huck's word for it," Snooper adds, "it was a doozy!").
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold", the gang is trapped in a room filling with water, and as Huckleberry Hound yells for help the show fades out to an ad break. When the show returns the gang are safe and sound on the roof of the building, and Huck - in one of the show's many NoFourthWall moments - tells the viewers that they'd have seen an incredible escape "if it weren't for that there commercial interruption" ("Yeah, take Huck's word for it," Snooper adds, "it was a doozy!").
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. Then again, He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. Then again, He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Huckleberry Hound seems to make most of the gadgets used in the gang's treasure hunting. Most of them don't always work quite as planned, however.
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** Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla, appears in "Beawitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered".
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** Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla, appears in "Beawitched, "Beswitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered".
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* DistractedByTheSexy: A G-rated version in "Beswitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered", in which a pair of geisha approach Dick Dastardly and offer him tea, causing him to completely forget his mission. Muttley isn't amused:
-->"Rassafrassin' goof-off!"
-->"Rassafrassin' goof-off!"
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** And in another episode, a character asks Top Cat why he can't give them any more clues than he does:
--->'''Top Cat:''' Are you kidding? I gotta milk this bit part for everything it's worth! Sheesh!
--->'''Top Cat:''' Are you kidding? I gotta milk this bit part for everything it's worth! Sheesh!
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: "The Attack of Dr. Mars" has Yogi catching the eye of Connie, a brawny Inca-Dinca woman who drags him into dancing with her. He later almost gets hitched to her when she protests against him being sacrificed.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: "The Attack of Dr. Mars" has Yogi catching the eye of Connie, a brawny Inca-Dinca woman and the Chief's daughter, who drags him into dancing with her. He later almost gets hitched to her when she protests against him being sacrificed.
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* AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: Snagglepuss often tries to take on the bad guys, only to rescind almost immediately afterwards.
* BlatantLies: A RunningGag sees Top Cat lament about how he's too busy to join the team... only to then be shown skiing with some ladies or relaxing by a pool.
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* CoolShip: The S.S. Jelly Roger can not only sail, it can fly and go into space, and has a lot of hidden features and gadgets as well. The S.S. Dirty Tricks is Dastardly's version, loaded with tools for spying on the heroes.
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* CoolShip: The S.S. Jelly Roger can not only sail, it can fly and go into space, and has a lot of hidden features and gadgets as well.space. The S.S. Dirty Tricks is Dastardly's version, loaded with tools gadgets for spying on the heroes.heroes and trying to delay them so he can get to the treasure first.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: PlayedWith in "To Bee or Not To Bee", where the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay the mortgage on her farm. Dick Dastardly, as usual, is also after the treasure - but he's also Cindy's landlord and had engineered her problems to get at her farm. Arguably, he could just sit back and wait for Yogi and the gang to deliver the treasure right to him, but his characteristic {{Greed}} means he wants both the treasure ''and'' the farm, rather than just the part of the treasure that would have paid off the mortgage.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: PlayedWith in "To Bee or Not To Bee", where the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay the mortgage on her farm. Dick Dastardly, as usual, is also after the treasure - but he's also Cindy's landlord and had engineered her problems to get at her farm. Arguably, he could just sit back and wait for Yogi and the gang to deliver the treasure right to him, but his characteristic {{Greed}} means he wants both the treasure ''and'' the farm, rather than just the part of the treasure that would have paid off the mortgage.farm.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Huckleberry Hound seems to make most of the gadgets used in the gang's treasure hunting. Most of them don't always work as planned.
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* LethalChef: Snagglepuss is the ship's cook... insofar as what he cooks can be considered "food". His chocolate cake is so heavy it breaks a hole in the Jelly Roger!
* LiteralSurveillanceBug: "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold" features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the crew of the Jelly Roger will go to search for the treasure of the week. Although Boo-Boo swats it thinking it's a real fly, Dick is satisfied because it at least lasted long enough to fulfill its purpose.
* LiteralSurveillanceBug: "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold" features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the crew of the Jelly Roger will go to search for the treasure of the week. Although Boo-Boo swats it thinking it's a real fly, Dick is satisfied because it at least lasted long enough to fulfill its purpose.
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* LethalChef: Snagglepuss is apparently the ship's cook... insofar as what he cooks can be considered "food". His cook, but other characters will remark on how foul his food smells/tastes. Best demonstrated in the first episode - his chocolate cake is so heavy heavy, it breaks a hole in the Jelly Roger!
Roger when Yogi drops it.
* LiteralSurveillanceBug: "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold" features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the crew of the Jelly Roger will go to search for the treasure of the week. Although Boo-Boo swats it thinking it's a real fly,Dick is satisfied because it at least lasted lasts long enough for Dastardly to fulfill its purpose.find out what the gang is after.
* LiteralSurveillanceBug: "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold" features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the crew of the Jelly Roger will go to search for the treasure of the week. Although Boo-Boo swats it thinking it's a real fly,
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* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: In one episode, the treasure of the week is a pot of gold and Dastardly and Muttley force two leprechauns to reveal its location. Needing shovels to pick it up, the villains tie a handkerchief to a nearby tree and make the leprechauns promise they won't remove it. When Dastardly and Muttley return with shovels, they find several trees with one identical handkerchief each.
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* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: In one episode, "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold", the treasure of the week is a pot of gold and Dastardly and Muttley force two leprechauns to reveal its location. Needing shovels to pick it up, the villains tie a handkerchief to a nearby tree and make the leprechauns promise they won't remove it. When Dastardly and Muttley return with shovels, they find several trees with one identical handkerchief each.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In the episode set in Ireland, the gang is trapped in a room filling with water, and as Huckleberry Hound yells for help the show fades out to an ad break. When the show returns the gang are safe and sound on the roof of the building, and Huck - in one of the show's many NoFourthWall moments - tells the viewers that they'd have seen an incredible escape "if it weren't for that there commercial interruption" ("Yeah, take Huck's word for it," Snooper adds, "it was a doozy!").
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
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* OnlySaneMan: Ranger Smith has more common sense than [[CloudCuckooLander the rest of the cast]]. Probably deliberate, as he's the guy who gives the orders around the ship.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Follow theepisode set in Ireland, Yellow Brick Gold", the gang is trapped in a room filling with water, and as Huckleberry Hound yells for help the show fades out to an ad break. When the show returns the gang are safe and sound on the roof of the building, and Huck - in one of the show's many NoFourthWall moments - tells the viewers that they'd have seen an incredible escape "if it weren't for that there commercial interruption" ("Yeah, take Huck's word for it," Snooper adds, "it was a doozy!").
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. Then again, He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Follow the
* PaperThinDisguise: Dick Dastardly often uses these. Then again, He and Muttley once fooled Ranger Smith with their impersonations of Yogi and Boo Boo.
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* RunningGag: Dick Dastardly proclaiming he'll be rich, followed by Muttley biting him to correct him that ''they'll'' be rich.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: {{ZiggZagged}} In "To Bee or Not To Bee", where the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay the mortgage on her farm. Dick Dastardly, as usual, is also after the treasure - but he's also Cindy's landlord and had engineered her problems to get at her farm. Arguably, he could just sit back and wait for Yogi and the gang to deliver the treasure right to him, but his characteristic {{Greed}} means he wants both the treasure ''and'' the farm, rather than just the part of the treasure that would have paid off the mortgage.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: {{ZiggZagged}} In PlayedWith in "To Bee or Not To Bee", where the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay the mortgage on her farm. Dick Dastardly, as usual, is also after the treasure - but he's also Cindy's landlord and had engineered her problems to get at her farm. Arguably, he could just sit back and wait for Yogi and the gang to deliver the treasure right to him, but his characteristic {{Greed}} means he wants both the treasure ''and'' the farm, rather than just the part of the treasure that would have paid off the mortgage.
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* LethalChef: Snagglepuss is the ship's cook... insofar as what he cooks can be considered "food". His chocolate cake is so heavy it breaks a hole in the Jelly Roger!
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** Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla, appears in "Beawitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered".
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: "To Bee or Not To Bee" has the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay her mortgage, and as always Dick Dastardly is trying to get it himself. The thing is, Dastardly is [[CrankyLandlord Cindy's landlord]], and he'd engineered her financial problems in order to get Cindy's farm. Arguably, if he'd just sat back and did nothing, Yogi's gang would have brought the treasure to him. Then again, he makes it quite clear he wants both the farm ''and'' the treasure - if he ''had'' sat back, he probably would have only gotten the mortgage payment.
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* NotZilla: Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla that shows up in one episode. The treasure of the week has gone missing, prompting him to return and start smashing up Japan.
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* NotZilla: Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla that shows up in one episode."Beawitched, Buddha'd and Bewildered". The treasure of the week has gone missing, prompting him to return and start smashing up Japan.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: "To Bee or Not To Bee" has the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay her mortgage, and as always Dick Dastardly is trying to get it himself. The thing is, Dastardly is [[CrankyLandlord Cindy's landlord]], and he'd engineered her financial problems in order to get Cindy's farm. Arguably, if he'd just sat back and did nothing, Yogi's gang would have brought the treasure to him. Then again, the episode hints that he [[Greed wants both the farm and the treasure]] - if he ''had'' sat back, he probably would have only gotten the mortgage payment.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: "To Bee or Not To Bee" has the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay her mortgage, and as always Dick Dastardly is trying to get it himself. The thing is, Dastardly is [[CrankyLandlord Cindy's landlord]], and he'd engineered her financial problems in order to get Cindy's farm. Arguably, if he'd just sat back and did nothing, Yogi's gang would have brought the treasure to him. Then again, the episode hints that he [[Greed makes it quite clear he wants both the farm and ''and'' the treasure]] treasure - if he ''had'' sat back, he probably would have only gotten the mortgage payment.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: "The Attack of Dr. Mars" has Yogi catching the eye of Connie, a brawny Inca-Dinca woman who drags him into dancing with her. He later almost gets hitched to her when she protests against him being sacrificed.
-->'''Yogi:''' If it's all the same to you, I'd ''rather'' be sacrificed!
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Doggie Daddy briefly turns kaiju-sized after being hit by a malfunctioning shrink ray in "The Attack of Dr. Mars".
-->'''Yogi:''' If it's all the same to you, I'd ''rather'' be sacrificed!
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Doggie Daddy briefly turns kaiju-sized after being hit by a malfunctioning shrink ray in "The Attack of Dr. Mars".
* CannibalTribe: PlayedForLaughs. The Inca-Dinca tribe are this... [[PunchClockVillain until the working day is over]], upon which they drop the act and prove quite amicable to our heroes.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: One episode the gang go after a treasure to help Cindy Bear pay her mortgage and like almost every episode Dick Dastardly is trying to get the treasure himself. The thing is the landlord is going after the treasure so Dick can take a break for one episode. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because Dick is trying to get the treasure ''and'' the farm. If the good guys get the treasure, Dick won't get anything other than a piece of the treasure, namely the amount needed to pay the mortgage.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: One episode "To Bee or Not To Bee" has the gang go after a lost pirate treasure to help Cindy Bear pay her mortgage mortgage, and like almost every episode as always Dick Dastardly is trying to get the treasure it himself. The thing is, Dastardly is the landlord is going after [[CrankyLandlord Cindy's landlord]], and he'd engineered her financial problems in order to get Cindy's farm. Arguably, if he'd just sat back and did nothing, Yogi's gang would have brought the treasure so Dick can take a break for one episode. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because Dick is trying to get him. Then again, the treasure ''and'' episode hints that he [[Greed wants both the farm. If farm and the good guys get treasure]] - if he ''had'' sat back, he probably would have only gotten the treasure, Dick won't get anything other than a piece of the treasure, namely the amount needed to pay the mortgage.mortgage payment.
* NotZilla: Monstro-Zilla, an {{Expy}} of Godzilla that shows up in one episode. The treasure of the week has gone missing, prompting him to return and start smashing up Japan.
* PieInTheFace: In "Heavens to Planetoid", it's apparently a Murgatroydian custom to thank people by throwing pies in their faces. Yogi Bear naturally [[BigEater approves.]]
* RunningGag: Dick Dastardly proclaiming he'll be rich, followed by Muttley biting him to correct him that ''they'll'' be rich.
* RunningGag: Dick Dastardly proclaiming he'll be rich, followed by Muttley biting him to correct him that ''they'll'' be rich.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Dick Dastardly and MuttleyMuttley.
** The first and second seasons occasionally saw them partner up with another [[OneShotCharacter one-shot villain]] who also wanted the treasure, but this was dropped in season three.
** The first and second seasons occasionally saw them partner up with another [[OneShotCharacter one-shot villain]] who also wanted the treasure, but this was dropped in season three.
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* LiteralSurveillanceBug: One episode features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the good guys will go to search for the treasure of the week. Someone swats it without realizing what it was but Dick is satisfied because it at least lasted long enough to fulfill its purpose.
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* LiteralSurveillanceBug: One episode "Follow the Yellow Brick Gold" features Dick Dastardly using one to find out where the good guys crew of the Jelly Roger will go to search for the treasure of the week. Someone Although Boo-Boo swats it without realizing what it was but thinking it's a real fly, Dick is satisfied because it at least lasted long enough to fulfill its purpose.
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->''Fun...tastic TREASURE HUNT! It's fun-fun-fun-fun...TASTIC!''
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->-- From the show's theme song
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-->"Now you're gonna get a riddle! You're gonna get a clue! You wanna know where the treasure is, the answer's up to you!...[[note]]Hey![[/note]]"
-->"Now you're gonna get a riddle! You're gonna get a clue! You wanna know where the treasure is, the answer's up to you!...[[note]]Hey![[/note]]"
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-->'''Fun, fun, fun, fun......TASTIC!'''
-->'''Fun, fun, fun, fun......TASTIC!'''
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-->"It's barbaric, "Hanna-Barberic", even!"
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-->"It's barbaric, "Hanna-Barberic", even!"
-->"It's barbaric, "Hanna-Barberic", even!"
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: One episode the gang go after a treasure to help Cindy bear pay her mortgage and like almost every episode Dick Dastardly is trying to get the treasure himself. The thing is the landlord is going after the treasure so Dick can take a break for one episode. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because Dick is trying to get the treasure ''and'' the farm. If the good guys get the treasure, Dick won't get anything other than a piece of the treasure, namely the amount needed to pay the mortgage.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: One episode the gang go after a treasure to help Cindy bear Bear pay her mortgage and like almost every episode Dick Dastardly is trying to get the treasure himself. The thing is the landlord is going after the treasure so Dick can take a break for one episode. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because Dick is trying to get the treasure ''and'' the farm. If the good guys get the treasure, Dick won't get anything other than a piece of the treasure, namely the amount needed to pay the mortgage.
Changed line(s) 22 (click to see context) from:
-->'''El Kabong:''' (''to audience'') Gawsh, kids, we're only trying to make you laugh. But [[DontTryThisAtHome don't try this at home]]!
to:
-->'''El Kabong:''' (''to audience'') Gawsh, kids, we're only trying to make you laugh. But laugh, but [[DontTryThisAtHome don't try this at home]]!
