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** "Qué bruto, pónganle cero" (What a fool, grade them zero) [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Profesor Jirafález asked a student on his class about an answer, said student would answer and El Chavo would mock their answer, often wrongfully). The meme has been used to mock idiotic attitudes or remarks.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Qué bruto, pónganle cero" (What a fool, grade them zero) [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Profesor Jirafález Jirafales asked a student on his class about an answer, said student would answer and El Chavo would mock their answer, often wrongfully). The meme has been used to mock idiotic attitudes or remarks.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Definitivamente es barriga, Señor Cine". [[labelnote:Explanation]]Essentially the Spanish translation of the "This is cinema" meme, it's accompanied with a screencap of Don Ramón smoking, as well as his usual AccidentalMisnaming of El Señor Barriga (essentially "This is belly, Mr. Cinema").[[/labelnote]]
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* {{Squick}}: In the end of the 1974 version of Quico's SickEpisode, Chavo throws all of Quico's medicine out the window at the latter's request. Don Ramón was lying unconscious under the window, so he ended up accidentally drinking everything Chavo was throwing out the window as well. In the last scene, Quico tells Chavo "You were supposed to throw away only the medicine... ''not the urine exams as well!''". Don Ramón passes out again after hearing this.
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** Carlos Villagrán and Florinda Meza ''did'' have a RomanceOnTheSet, as confirmed in an interview by Villagrán. Go watch their characters' scenes as [[MyBelovedSmother mother]] and [[SpoiledBrat son]]. Either get BrainBleach as fast as you can or laugh until you cry.
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** In "Los Tronadores", El Chavo shouts: "I would rather be dead than to lose my life!"[[note]]In Spanish: "¡Primero muerto antes que perder la vida!"[[/note]] The irony comes from the fact that in some of the Latin-American gaming communities, [[OneUp 1-Ups]] [[https://ehmato.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/prefiro-morrer-do-que-perder-a-vida.jpg are called "lives"]].
** In "El Cumpleaños de Don Ramón", the titular character starts feeling bad for some unknown reason, and other characters don't want to tell him anything. El Chavo accidentally telling him wrong facts only made him feel much worse; turns out, Don Ramón forgot his own birthday, and the other characters were planning a surprise party. [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E25PartyOfOne A certain pink pony would relate to him over 30 years later]].
** The fight between Don Ramón and El Profesor Jirafales in "El chicle en el sombrero" takes on a whole new meaning after both [[WesternAnimation/ElChavoAnimado the animated adaptation]] and ''Manga/DragonBallSuper'', as they have the same voice actors as Goku and Jiren, respectively. This also applies for the Ultra Instinct parodies using that same fight, as they were made before it was known that Juan Carlos Tinoco would voice Jiren.
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** In "Los Tronadores", El Chavo shouts: "I would rather be dead than to lose my life!"[[note]]In Spanish: "¡Primero muerto antes que perder la vida!"[[/note]] The irony comes from the fact that in some of the Latin-American gaming communities, [[OneUp 1-Ups]] [[https://ehmato.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/prefiro-morrer-do-que-perder-a-vida.jpg are called "lives"]].
** In "El Cumpleaños de Don Ramón", the titular character starts feeling bad for some unknown reason, and other characters don't want to tell him anything. El Chavo accidentally telling him wrong facts only made him feel much worse; turns out, Don Ramón forgot his own birthday, and the other characters were planning a surprise party. [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E25PartyOfOne A certain pink pony would relate to him over 30 years later]].
** The fight between Don Ramón and El Profesor Jirafales in "El chicle en el sombrero" takes on a whole new meaning after both [[WesternAnimation/ElChavoAnimado the animated adaptation]] and ''Manga/DragonBallSuper'', as they have the same voice actors as Goku and Jiren, respectively. This also applies for the Ultra Instinct parodies using that same fight, as they were made before it was known that Juan Carlos Tinoco would voice Jiren.
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* CreatorsPet: La Popis is usually considered one of the most bland members of the main cast at best, yet she and Ñoño gained a very prominent role after Carlos Villagrán's departure in 1979, replacing Quico and becoming main characters. However, it appears that Chespirito tended to overuse the character to give more protagonism to Florinda Meza, who he was in a relationship with at the time and had already became the female lead of ''Series/ElChapulinColorado'' for years, with Maria Antonieta de las Nieves being demoted in that series to usually only showing up when a second female character was needed, and in the same series, an episode which originally guest-starred Quico was later remade with Popis on his place, even though Chilindrina is a more important main character and could better fill that role (in fact, she does in a posterior remake of the episode). In fact, even in the 1978 version of "El insomnio del Chavo", Popis is added into the plot and takes some of Quico's lines, despite Villagrán ''being still in the cast at that point''.
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* TheWoobie: Chavo easily lives the worst life out of the Vecindad's children, and sometimes has to [[WithFriendsLikeThese deal with the others' antics]] (Quico's [[SpoiledBrat meanness]], Chilindrina's {{manipulative|Bastard}} nature, Don Ramon's [[HairTriggerTeper temper]], Doña Florinda's... well, ''[[{{Jerkass}} everything]]'', etc.). The "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad -- living in an orphanage of horror, witnessing a child ran over and die, and his ParentalSubstitute dying sometime after he arrived to the Vecindad. He is often mis-blamed for problems he didn't cause, most infamously in the episode where him is mis-blamed for theft, ostracized by everyone and leaves temporarily; seeing everyone calling him a thief at his face is pretty hard to watch.
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* TheWoobie: Chavo easily lives the worst life out of the Vecindad's children, and sometimes has to [[WithFriendsLikeThese deal with the others' antics]] (Quico's [[SpoiledBrat meanness]], Chilindrina's {{manipulative|Bastard}} nature, Don Ramon's [[HairTriggerTeper [[HairTriggerTemper temper]], Doña Florinda's... well, ''[[{{Jerkass}} everything]]'', etc.). The "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad -- living in an orphanage of horror, witnessing a child ran over and die, and his ParentalSubstitute dying sometime after he arrived to the Vecindad. He is often mis-blamed for problems he didn't cause, most infamously in the episode where him is mis-blamed for theft, ostracized by everyone and leaves temporarily; seeing everyone calling him a thief at his face is pretty hard to watch.
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** "Qué bruto, pónganle cero" (What a fool, grade him/her zero) [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Profesor Jirafález asked a student on his class about an answer, said student would answer and El Chavo would mock their answer, often wrongfully). The meme has been used to mock idiotic attitudes or remarks.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Qué bruto, pónganle cero" (What a fool, grade him/her them zero) [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Profesor Jirafález asked a student on his class about an answer, said student would answer and El Chavo would mock their answer, often wrongfully). The meme has been used to mock idiotic attitudes or remarks.[[/labelnote]]
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** Gómez Bolaños never gave a pass to any of his cast members' physical traits. Some of the jokes he wrote would be considered mean-spirited in places like the United States, but still there are tons of references about Aguirre and Valdés's thinness (and the former's tall height), Fernández's old age, Meza's lack of curves, Padilla and Villagrán's droopy faces, de las Nieves' short height and Vivar's overweight (although, in all fairness, Gómez Bolaños [[SelfDeprecation would also make fun of his own]] short height and thinness). In modern times, this would be considered bullying and body shaming, and in fact, Chespirito himself later admitted in 2012 [[CreatorBacklash that he regrets making this sort of jokes]] and, if he were to return producing the series in modern times, he wouldn't include them.
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* MemeticBadass: IronWoobie: Don Ramón; his wife died while giving birth to Chilindrina, leaving him alone to take care of her, and while lazy, every time he gets a new job the kid's antics and his unusual bad luck end up getting in the way, leaving him unsuccessful and with even more debts. And the times Doña Florinda hits him unfairly or even gets him so badly hurt he needs to go to the hospital are plentiful. Yet, most of the time he's seen with a smile, which he lampshades.
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** Chavo is this sometimes, mainly in the episode where him is mis-blamed for theft, ostracized by everyone and leaves temporarily. It traumatised several generations: seeing everyone calling him a thief at his face is pretty hard to watch. Also the "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel, which shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad.
** Don Ramón. His wife died while giving birth to Chilindrina, leaving him alone to take care of her, and while lazy, every time he gets a new job the kid's antics and his unusual bad luck end up getting in the way, leaving him unsuccessful and with even more debts. And the times Doña Florinda hits him unfairly or even gets him so badly hurt he needs to go to the hospital are plentiful.
** Chavo is this sometimes, mainly in the episode where him is mis-blamed for theft, ostracized by everyone and leaves temporarily. It traumatised several generations: seeing everyone calling him a thief at his face is pretty hard to watch. Also the "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel, which shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad.
** Don Ramón. His wife died while giving birth to Chilindrina, leaving him alone to take care of her, and while lazy, every time he gets a new job the kid's antics and his unusual bad luck end up getting in the way, leaving him unsuccessful and with even more debts. And the times Doña Florinda hits him unfairly or even gets him so badly hurt he needs to go to the hospital are plentiful.
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**TheWoobie: Chavo easily lives the worst life out of the Vecindad's children, and sometimes has to [[WithFriendsLikeThese deal with the others' antics]] (Quico's [[SpoiledBrat meanness]], Chilindrina's {{manipulative|Bastard}} nature, Don Ramon's [[HairTriggerTeper temper]], Doña Florinda's... well, ''[[{{Jerkass}} everything]]'', etc.). The "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad -- living in an orphanage of horror, witnessing a child ran over and die, and his ParentalSubstitute dying sometime after he arrived to the Vecindad. He is this sometimes, mainly often mis-blamed for problems he didn't cause, most infamously in the episode where him is mis-blamed for theft, ostracized by everyone and leaves temporarily. It traumatised several generations: temporarily; seeing everyone calling him a thief at his face is pretty hard to watch. Also the "El Diario del Chavo del 8" novel, which shows what a crappy life he had before arriving at the vecindad.
** Don Ramón. His wife died while giving birth to Chilindrina, leaving him alone to take care of her, and while lazy, every time he gets a new job the kid's antics and his unusual bad luck end up getting in the way, leaving him unsuccessful and with even more debts. And the times Doña Florinda hits him unfairly or even gets him so badly hurt he needs to go to the hospital are plentiful.watch.
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** Don Ramón. His wife died while giving birth to Chilindrina, leaving him alone to take care of her, and while lazy, every time he gets a new job the kid's antics and his unusual bad luck end up getting in the way, leaving him unsuccessful and with even more debts. And the times Doña Florinda hits him unfairly or even gets him so badly hurt he needs to go to the hospital are plentiful.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The reason why El Chavo is so popular in Brazil is partially due to the amazing job done by the dubbing company, who many agree has improved over the original script - for instance, a joke that became a {{Meme|ticMutation}} was "We would be better off watching Pelé's movie!", which in the original was an ActorAllusion, "We would be better off watching [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Chanfle al Chanfle!]]". This is coupled with the fact that many Mexican productions back in the day used to be imported with a dubbing that was either mediocre or just plain bad.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The reason why El Chavo is so popular in Brazil is partially due to the amazing job done by the dubbing company, who many agree has improved over the original script - for instance, a joke that became a {{Meme|ticMutation}} was "We would be better off watching Pelé's movie!", which in the original was an ActorAllusion, "We would be better off watching [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Chanfle al Chanfle!]]". This is coupled with the fact that many Mexican productions back in the day used to be imported with a dubbing that was either mediocre or just plain bad. The dub did have some occasional flaws, such as false cognates (such as "''piña''" - "''pineapple''" - being translated to the homophone "''pinha''" - "''pinecone''") and some jokes becoming completely nonsensical, but in general, it is considered an excellent dub overall with many good adaptations.
** Another example is in the episode where everyone thinks El Chavo is going crazy and speaking to doors. At one point, Profesor Jirafales says the same happened to Don Quijote, and Chavo compares Don Quijote to Ñoño, saying that whenever Señor Barriga goes out with his son Ñoño, other people say "Que hijote" ("what a big son"). In the dubbed version, the joke is changed to that instead Chavo says that on another day, he kicked Ñoño on the leg and he shouted "Que chute!" ("what a kick") mantaining the wordplay with "Dom Quixote".
** Another example is in the episode where everyone thinks El Chavo is going crazy and speaking to doors. At one point, Profesor Jirafales says the same happened to Don Quijote, and Chavo compares Don Quijote to Ñoño, saying that whenever Señor Barriga goes out with his son Ñoño, other people say "Que hijote" ("what a big son"). In the dubbed version, the joke is changed to that instead Chavo says that on another day, he kicked Ñoño on the leg and he shouted "Que chute!" ("what a kick") mantaining the wordplay with "Dom Quixote".
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* GrowingTheBeard: The 1974 season is the one where CharacterizationMarchesOn is completed for the cast, with the main characters getting their definite personalities. Most {{Running Gag}}s were also introduced (such as Señor Barriga being hit by El Chavo when he comes to the vecindad, or Profesor Jirafales making a mistake in his CatchPhrase when he meets with Doña Florinda), and not all episodes [[BottleEpisode are set in the vecindad]], some of them being set in the streets or in the school.
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* GrowingTheBeard: The 1974 season is the one where CharacterizationMarchesOn is completed for the cast, with the main characters getting their definite personalities. Most {{Running Gag}}s were also introduced (such as Señor Barriga being hit by El Chavo when he comes to the vecindad, or Profesor Jirafales making a mistake in his CatchPhrase when he meets with Doña Florinda), and not all episodes [[BottleEpisode are set in the vecindad]], some of them being set in the streets or in the school. The 1975 season took these traits and improved even more, adding aspects such as a redesign to the vecindad, La Chilindrina's return after her leaving in late 1973, more creative and original stories, unusual cartoonish elements such as the kids' imaginary visit to the witch's house, and Doña Florinda kicking Don Ramón up to the top of the vecindad's wall.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Mexico and Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic Brazilian [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] named " [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGcstfDJNLY Seu Madruga Will Go On]]", which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Mexico and Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic Brazilian [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] named " [[https://www."[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGcstfDJNLY Seu Madruga Will Go On]]", which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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* SeasonalRot: Often stated to happen either in 1979 (With the departures of Fan-Favorites Quico and Don Ramón) or 1980 (When the show stops existing independently, becomes part of Chespirito and the amount of RecycledScript episodes goes up to eleven). Although there is a consensus about Quico and Don Ramón leaving the vecindad had a huge impact in the quality of the show. First, this made characters like Doña Clotilde and Doña Florinda to become almost useless, especially the latter (who gained much more focus and entire episodes centered around her). Despite the addition of new characters like Jaimito and Doña Nieves, which become very popular with the fandom, many feel the 1972-1978 seasons are way better.
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* SeasonalRot: SeasonalRot:
** Often stated to happen either in 1979 (With the departures of Fan-Favorites Quico and Don Ramón) or 1980 (When the show stops existing independently, becomes part of Chespirito and the amount of RecycledScript episodes goes up to eleven). Although there is a consensus about Quico and Don Ramón leaving the vecindad had a huge impact in the quality of the show. First, this made characters like Doña Clotilde and Doña Florinda to become almost useless, especially the latter (who gained much more focus and entire episodes centered around her). Despite the addition of new characters like Jaimito and Doña Nieves, which become very popular with the fandom, many feel the 1972-1978 seasons are waybetter.better.
** To a lesser extent, the 1977-78 seasons are considered relatively inferior to the 1974-76 phase, due to the overabundance of remakes (most of them serving the purpose of incorporating Chilindrina in stories she originally wasn't present in, but in most cases, it resulted on her being completely irrelevant and expendable to the plot), and the actors' performances being less lively in comparison. Some detractors of this era feel that the 1979 season was actually a breath of fresh air for the show, since the absence of Quico and Don Ramón forced Chespirito to stop simply doing identical remakes and start adding new elements to the series, such as an increase of classroom episodes and Doña Florinda's restaurant.
** Often stated to happen either in 1979 (With the departures of Fan-Favorites Quico and Don Ramón) or 1980 (When the show stops existing independently, becomes part of Chespirito and the amount of RecycledScript episodes goes up to eleven). Although there is a consensus about Quico and Don Ramón leaving the vecindad had a huge impact in the quality of the show. First, this made characters like Doña Clotilde and Doña Florinda to become almost useless, especially the latter (who gained much more focus and entire episodes centered around her). Despite the addition of new characters like Jaimito and Doña Nieves, which become very popular with the fandom, many feel the 1972-1978 seasons are way
** To a lesser extent, the 1977-78 seasons are considered relatively inferior to the 1974-76 phase, due to the overabundance of remakes (most of them serving the purpose of incorporating Chilindrina in stories she originally wasn't present in, but in most cases, it resulted on her being completely irrelevant and expendable to the plot), and the actors' performances being less lively in comparison. Some detractors of this era feel that the 1979 season was actually a breath of fresh air for the show, since the absence of Quico and Don Ramón forced Chespirito to stop simply doing identical remakes and start adding new elements to the series, such as an increase of classroom episodes and Doña Florinda's restaurant.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic Brazilian [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] named " [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGcstfDJNLY Seu Madruga Will Go On]]", which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Mexico and Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic Brazilian [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] named " [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGcstfDJNLY Seu Madruga Will Go On]]", which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic Brazilian [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] named " [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGcstfDJNLY Seu Madruga Will Go On]]", which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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** The 1975 episode "El primér dia de clases - parte 2" also spawned countless memes in Brazil due to the scene where Don Ramón temporarily acts as a teacher while Profesor Jirafales is away. Examples include Don Ramón's BigNo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCoBW52GwM due to his voice actor's delivery]], the scene where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4G3FSREzE he exclaims that the skull drawing represents danger]], wrongly exclaiming the word "perigo" (danger) as "prerigo" and [[PunctuatedForEmphasis emphasizing each syllable]], and the weird, funny dance he does while giving a visual representation of what can happen if one drinks from a bottle with a skull symbol on it. There is even an iconic [[VoiceClipSong YTPMV]] which used several lines of dialogue of that scene to the tune of Music/{{Anamanaguchi}}'s ''My Skateboard Will Go On''.
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* SacredCow: Disliking the show? Fair enough. Disliking Don Ramon? [[FandomHeresy Better don't say it out loud]].
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** In the CourtoomEpisode, there is one scene that, after Quico starts randomly imitating people communicating through a walkie-talkie, Don Ramón sarcastically says to Profesor Jirafales "Why don't you tell him to kill himself". Due to the suicide incentivation, to a child nonetheless, such a joke would most likely not be taken as lightly nowadays.
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** In the CourtoomEpisode, CourtroomEpisode, there is one scene that, after Quico starts randomly imitating people communicating through a walkie-talkie, Don Ramón sarcastically says to Profesor Jirafales "Why don't you tell him to kill himself". Due to the suicide incentivation, to a child nonetheless, such a joke would most likely not be taken as lightly nowadays.
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** In the CourtoomEpisode, there is one scene that, after Quico starts randomly imitating people communicating through a walkie-talkie, Don Ramón sarcastically says to Profesor Jirafales "Why don't you tell him to kill himself". Due to the suicide incentivation, to a child nonetheless, such a joke would most likely not be taken as lightly nowadays.
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** Doña Nieves and Jaimito, and La Pópis and Ñoño for Don Ramón and Quico, respectively. The latter two were so essential to the show that when the producers decided to remake earlier episodes using the former characters, it led to a series of rewritten personalities and jokes that lost their meaning. It's one of the reasons why fans consider the 1979 season the start of the show's SeasonalRot.
* TheScrappy: Candida and Elizabete (especially the latter). Both were introduced in the first classroom episode, ''"Llegando tarde a la escuela"'', the same episode in which Malicha was introduced. While Candida is a forgettable FlatCharacter, Elizabete plays the role of the intelligent student but has very annoying quirks, such as crying at the slightest provocation and giving answers in [[MotorMouth very rapid succession]]. Malicha still got to show up in two more episodes, while both Candida and Elizabete were promptly PutOnABus.
* TheScrappy: Candida and Elizabete (especially the latter). Both were introduced in the first classroom episode, ''"Llegando tarde a la escuela"'', the same episode in which Malicha was introduced. While Candida is a forgettable FlatCharacter, Elizabete plays the role of the intelligent student but has very annoying quirks, such as crying at the slightest provocation and giving answers in [[MotorMouth very rapid succession]]. Malicha still got to show up in two more episodes, while both Candida and Elizabete were promptly PutOnABus.
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** Doña Nieves and Jaimito, and La Pópis and Ñoño for Don Ramón and Quico, respectively. The latter two were so essential to the show that when the producers decided to remake earlier episodes using the former characters, it led to a series of rewritten personalities and jokes that lost their meaning. It's one of the reasons why fans consider the 1979 season the start of the show's SeasonalRot.
SeasonalRot. Some fans also feel that La Popis was becoming a bit of a CreatorsPet to give more prominence to Florinda Meza.
* TheScrappy: Candida andElizabete Elizabeth (especially the latter). Both were introduced in the first classroom episode, ''"Llegando tarde a la escuela"'', the same episode in which Malicha was introduced. While Candida is a forgettable FlatCharacter, Elizabete Elizabeth plays the role of the intelligent student but has very annoying quirks, such as crying at the slightest provocation and giving answers in [[MotorMouth very rapid succession]]. Malicha still got to show up in two more episodes, while both Candida and Elizabete were Elizabeth promptly PutOnABus.[[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome disappeared without explanation]].
* TheScrappy: Candida and
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** "We would have better gone to watch [X film]". [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Chavo and the rest of the vecindad go to the movies, Chavo keeps annoying the crowd present by saying that he wanted to watch ''El Chanfle''. As of 2022, this meme has been used to mock films people consider to be failures in favor of better ones.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We would have better gone to watch [X film]". [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Chavo and the rest of the vecindad go to the movies, Chavo keeps annoying the crowd present by saying that he wanted to watch ''El Chanfle''.Chanfle'' ("Pelé's movie" in the Brazilian dub). As of 2022, this meme has been used to mock films people consider to be failures in favor of better ones.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We would have better gone to watch [X film]". [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Chavo and the rest of the vecindad go to the movies, Chavo keeps annoying the crowd present by saying that he wanted to watch ''El Chanfle''. As of 2022, this meme has been used to mock recent films people consider to be failures in favor of better ones.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We'd "We would have better have gone to watch [X film]". [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Chavo and the rest of the vecindad go to the movies, Chavo keeps annoying the crowd present by saying that he wanted to watch ''El Chanfle''. As of 2022, this meme has been used to mock recent films people consider to be failures in favor of better ones.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We'd better have gone to watch [X film]". [[labelnote:Explanation]]When Chavo and the rest of the vecindad go to the movies, Chavo keeps annoying the crowd present by saying that he wanted to watch ''El Chanfle''. As of 2022, this meme has been used to mock recent films people consider to be failures in favor of better ones.[[/labelnote]]
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** Anyone outside of Mexico would regard [[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]] as a fake place.
** The way Jaimito el cartero talks about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]], his hometown, induces the belief it does not exist, both out and in-universe, even though it does. In fact, in 2012, years after his actor's death, [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-xr6VzsuUzQ4/UBCLRQuAa6I/AAAAAAAAHmM/KoWGOHaYpF0/s1600/Develaci%C3%B3n+de+la+estatua+Jaimito+el+Cartero+en+S.+Tangamandapio+3.jpg a statue of Jaimito was raised in Tangamandapio]] in gratitude for making the town famous.
** Anyone outside of Mexico would regard [[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]] as a fake place.
** The way Jaimito el cartero talks about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]], his hometown, induces the belief it does not exist, both out and in-universe, even though it does. In fact, in 2012, years after his actor's death, [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-xr6VzsuUzQ4/UBCLRQuAa6I/AAAAAAAAHmM/KoWGOHaYpF0/s1600/Develaci%C3%B3n+de+la+estatua+Jaimito+el+Cartero+en+S.+Tangamandapio+3.jpg a statue of Jaimito was raised in Tangamandapio]] in gratitude for making the town famous.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees:
** Anyone outside of Mexico would regard [[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]] as a fake place.
**AluminumChristmasTrees: The way Jaimito el cartero talks about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]], his hometown, induces the belief it does not exist, both out and in-universe, even though it does. In fact, in 2012, years after his actor's death, [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-xr6VzsuUzQ4/UBCLRQuAa6I/AAAAAAAAHmM/KoWGOHaYpF0/s1600/Develaci%C3%B3n+de+la+estatua+Jaimito+el+Cartero+en+S.+Tangamandapio+3.jpg a statue of Jaimito was raised in Tangamandapio]] in gratitude for making the town famous.
** Anyone outside of Mexico would regard [[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangamandapio Tangamandapio]] as a fake place.
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* CatharsisFactor: Don Ramón's DesignatedMonkey status may be brutal but this actually makes the few instances where he triumphs over Doña Florinda beyond satisfactory even if only happens for a small gag in the middle of an episode where he still loses at the end.
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** The whole 'El Cumpleaños de Don Ramón' episode, specially the line "You're not going to die, they're gonna kill you!" said by El Chavo to Don Ramón is this in Brazil.
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** Don Ramón killing Doña Florinda's cat just for thinking it was eating his fishes (and La Chilindrina tried the same in the remake) and El Chavo accidentally killing Quico's cat just to avoid to crash into Professor in the streets (and showing no remorse or sadness for that). Considering the modern times pets (especially cats and dogs) became UnacceptableTargets (although in both of cases their actions are viewed as wrong during these episodes; the latter one even hinges upon El Chavo being brought to trial for running over the cat).
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** Don Ramón killing Doña Florinda's cat just for thinking it was eating his fishes (and La Chilindrina tried the same in the remake) and El Chavo accidentally killing Quico's cat just to avoid to crash into Professor in the streets (and showing no remorse or sadness for that). Considering the modern times pets (especially cats and dogs) became UnacceptableTargets unacceptable targets (although in both of cases their actions are viewed as wrong during these episodes; the latter one even hinges upon El Chavo being brought to trial for running over the cat).
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** [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball Football]] commentators and referees, to the point "referee" was treated as shorthand for "blind". In one episode where El Chavo and Quico are playing soccer, El Chavo allows Chilindrina to play with them as long as she plays the commentator. When Quico argues that Chilindrina knows nothing about soccer, Chavo simply replies with "Exactly!"
** Gómez Bolaños never gave a pass to any of his cast members' physical traits. Some of the jokes he wrote would be considered mean-spirited in places like the United States, but still there are tons of references about Aguirre and Valdés's thinness (and the former's tall height), Fernández's old age, Meza's lack of curves, Padilla and Villagrán's droopy faces, de las Nieves' short height and Vivar's overweight. In all fairness, Gómez Bolaños [[SelfDeprecation would also make fun of his own]] short height and thinness.
** [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball Football]] commentators and referees, to the point "referee" was treated as shorthand for "blind". In one episode where El Chavo and Quico are playing soccer, El Chavo allows Chilindrina to play with them as long as she plays the commentator. When Quico argues that Chilindrina knows nothing about soccer, Chavo simply replies with "Exactly!"
** Gómez Bolaños never gave a pass to any of his cast members' physical traits. Some of the jokes he wrote would be considered mean-spirited in places like the United States, but still there are tons of references about Aguirre and Valdés's thinness (and the former's tall height), Fernández's old age, Meza's lack of curves, Padilla and Villagrán's droopy faces, de las Nieves' short height and Vivar's overweight. In all fairness, Gómez Bolaños [[SelfDeprecation would also make fun of his own]] short height and thinness.
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** Don Ramón Telling [[BaldOfEvil Sr. Calvillo]] To GetOut of his house
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Godínez from the school episodes, considering he was the regular character who appeared on the least episodes.
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** Godínez from the school episodes, considering he was the regular character who appeared on the leastepisodes.episodes.
** Héctor Bonilla, AsHimself, despite only appearing on a two-parter episode, and also despite the first part being a LostEpisode.
** Godínez from the school episodes, considering he was the regular character who appeared on the least
** Héctor Bonilla, AsHimself, despite only appearing on a two-parter episode, and also despite the first part being a LostEpisode.
** Much like the above, Doña Eduviges for Doña Clotilde, who was removed after only two episodes.
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* TheScrappy: Candida and Elizabete (especially the latter). Both were introduced in the first classroom episode, ''"Llegando tarde a la escuela"'', the same episode in which Malicha was introduced, but while Malicha still got to show up in two more episodes, both Candida and Elizabete were PutOnABus.
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* TheScrappy: Candida and Elizabete (especially the latter). Both were introduced in the first classroom episode, ''"Llegando tarde a la escuela"'', the same episode in which Malicha was introduced, introduced. While Candida is a forgettable FlatCharacter, Elizabete plays the role of the intelligent student but while has very annoying quirks, such as crying at the slightest provocation and giving answers in [[MotorMouth very rapid succession]]. Malicha still got to show up in two more episodes, while both Candida and Elizabete were promptly PutOnABus.
