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* NightmareFuel: A lot of the emergencies are this in general due to how frequent they are and the fact that many involve young children at the forefront. But here are just some examples:
** "Case of the Liquoride Shoelaces" has Dilys come very to suffocating from smoke due to her forgetting to change the smoke alarm's batteries and placing newspapers beside a heater while sleeping.
** "Deepwater" has Norman and Mandy search for treasure in Pontypandy, and while hunting, a sinkhole suddenly devours Mandy, causing her to not only be trapped in a cave but also break her arm from the fall. And to make matters worse? The hole starts filling up with water. Thank goodness [[BigDamnHeroes Sam came when he did.]]
** "Froggy Fantasy" has Norman at his worst as he locks James into a changing room so he can be the star of the Froggy Fantasy. Things get much worse when a fire starts, and it's right next to the door where Norman locked James earlier. If not for Sam, things would've turned out much differently, thanks to Norman's selfish actions.
** Everything to do with the fire in "The Great Fire of Pontypandy." Thanks to Norman and Derek getting the [[SarcasmMode utterly brilliant]] idea to bring and cook sausages in a forest, they start the biggest fire in the show. By the time Sam and his crew get to the scene, [[spoiler: the fire has already spread to the point where the only feasible thing to do is to evacuate the town.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: rainfall is able to put out the fire just in time.]]
** "Case of the Liquoride Shoelaces" has Dilys come very to suffocating from smoke due to her forgetting to change the smoke alarm's batteries and placing newspapers beside a heater while sleeping.
** "Deepwater" has Norman and Mandy search for treasure in Pontypandy, and while hunting, a sinkhole suddenly devours Mandy, causing her to not only be trapped in a cave but also break her arm from the fall. And to make matters worse? The hole starts filling up with water. Thank goodness [[BigDamnHeroes Sam came when he did.]]
** "Froggy Fantasy" has Norman at his worst as he locks James into a changing room so he can be the star of the Froggy Fantasy. Things get much worse when a fire starts, and it's right next to the door where Norman locked James earlier. If not for Sam, things would've turned out much differently, thanks to Norman's selfish actions.
** Everything to do with the fire in "The Great Fire of Pontypandy." Thanks to Norman and Derek getting the [[SarcasmMode utterly brilliant]] idea to bring and cook sausages in a forest, they start the biggest fire in the show. By the time Sam and his crew get to the scene, [[spoiler: the fire has already spread to the point where the only feasible thing to do is to evacuate the town.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: rainfall is able to put out the fire just in time.]]
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* NightmareFuel: A lot of the emergencies are this in general due to how frequent they are and the fact that many involve young children at the forefront. But here are just some examples:
** "Case of the Liquoride Shoelaces"[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/NightmareFuel/FiremanSam Now has Dilys come very to suffocating from smoke due to her forgetting to change the smoke alarm's batteries and placing newspapers beside a heater while sleeping.
** "Deepwater" has Norman and Mandy search for treasure in Pontypandy, and while hunting, a sinkhole suddenly devours Mandy, causing her to not only be trapped in a cave but also break her arm from the fall. And to make matters worse? The hole starts filling up with water. Thank goodness [[BigDamnHeroes Sam came when he did.]]
** "Froggy Fantasy" has Norman at his worst as he locks James into a changing room so he can be the star of the Froggy Fantasy. Things get much worse when a fire starts, andit's right next to the door where Norman locked James earlier. If not for Sam, things would've turned out much differently, thanks to Norman's selfish actions.
** Everything to do with the fire in "The Great Fire of Pontypandy." Thanks to Norman and Derek getting the [[SarcasmMode utterly brilliant]] idea to bring and cook sausages in a forest, they start the biggest fire in the show. By the time Sam and his crew get to the scene, [[spoiler: the fire has already spread to the point where the only feasible thing to do is to evacuate the town.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: rainfall is able to put out the fire just in time.own page.]]
** "Case of the Liquoride Shoelaces"
** "Deepwater" has Norman and Mandy search for treasure in Pontypandy, and while hunting, a sinkhole suddenly devours Mandy, causing her to not only be trapped in a cave but also break her arm from the fall. And to make matters worse? The hole starts filling up with water. Thank goodness [[BigDamnHeroes Sam came when he did.]]
** "Froggy Fantasy" has Norman at his worst as he locks James into a changing room so he can be the star of the Froggy Fantasy. Things get much worse when a fire starts, and
** Everything to do with the fire in "The Great Fire of Pontypandy." Thanks to Norman and Derek getting the [[SarcasmMode utterly brilliant]] idea to bring and cook sausages in a forest, they start the biggest fire in the show. By the time Sam and his crew get to the scene, [[spoiler: the fire has already spread to the point where the only feasible thing to do is to evacuate the town.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: rainfall is able to put out the fire just in time.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Two portable games consoles used by James and Sarah are rectangular-shaped with the controls on the sides and the screen in the middle. Given the period of the episode airing, it was likely meant to be an {{Expy}} of the UsefulNotes/WiiU and the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS. Still, there's also a small slot at the top, which resembles a cartridge slot. This description nearly matches one for the portable mode of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. This became even more hilarious following the Nintendo Switch Mini's release, where both consoles match the solid non-detachable controller sides and the pastel colours.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Two portable games consoles used by James and Sarah are rectangular-shaped with the controls on the sides and the screen in the middle. Given the period of the episode airing, it was likely meant to be an {{Expy}} of the UsefulNotes/WiiU and the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS. Still, there's also a small slot at the top, which resembles a cartridge slot. This description nearly matches one for the portable mode of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. This became even more hilarious following the Nintendo Switch Mini's Lite's release, where both consoles match the solid non-detachable controller sides and the pastel colours.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound:
** The drum beat that opens the theme song, be it a snare or bass drum, sets the viewer up for the following rock number.
** The sound of Elvis' goofy laugh, or his electric guitar {{Leitmotif}}.
** The drum beat that opens the theme song, be it a snare or bass drum, sets the viewer up for the following rock number.
** The sound of Elvis' goofy laugh, or his electric guitar {{Leitmotif}}.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: In the classic series, Sarah and James looked older than they should be due to the crude nature of the models. From the fifth season onward, they look as young as they should.
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** In the classic series, Sarah and James looked older than they should be due to the crude nature of the models. From the fifth season onward, they look as young as theyshould.should.
** In "Magic Norman", the portraits of the firefighters on Boyce's sheet is clearly taken from their default pose in animation testing. This is especially noticeable in Sam and Elvis, whose models are rather wall-eyed.
** In the classic series, Sarah and James looked older than they should be due to the crude nature of the models. From the fifth season onward, they look as young as they
** In "Magic Norman", the portraits of the firefighters on Boyce's sheet is clearly taken from their default pose in animation testing. This is especially noticeable in Sam and Elvis, whose models are rather wall-eyed.
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** [[spoiler:In "Set For Action", Sam is fired. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at the fire station. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music and will make anyone tear up.]]
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** [[spoiler:In "Set For Action", Sam is fired.fired after he was framed for overlooking a failed dangerous stunt which was sabotaged. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at the fire station. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music and will make anyone tear up.]]
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** [[spoiler: In "Set For Action", Sam is fired. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at the fire station. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music and will make anyone tear up.]]
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** [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In "Set For Action", Sam is fired. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at the fire station. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music and will make anyone tear up.]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Series 5 sees an upgrade in fluidity and detail to the animation, giving the characters new outfits, lip sync, and cleaner walk/run cycles, and looks much smoother and livelier than its preceding seasons.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: In "Set For Action", Sam is fired. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at the fire station. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music and will make anyone tear up.]]
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: TearJerker:
** In"Set For Action", Sam is fired. As he looks through his stuff, he recalls working at "Cat Magic", Lion disappears, and the fire station. Jones family is devastated by this. Bronwyn sets out a bowl of food for him as a sparse piano tune plays in the background, but he doesn't come home all night. The flashbacks are accompanied by sombre music next day, the family puts up missing posters of him, and will make anyone tear up.]]in her grief, Sarah lashes out at Bronwyn for bringing Lion out in the first place before crying.
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** Some people make fun of the Welsh accents, notably changing "Hear/Here" to "Yur".
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* LadyMondegreen: The name of Sam's invention in "Barn Fire", the Samuel Patent Potato Picker, caused a large chunk of people to believe Sam's full name was Samuel Peyton. His full name would later be canonized as Samuel Jones.
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* HilariousInHindsight: A portable games console used by James and Sarah is rectangular-shaped with the controls on the sides and the screen in the middle. Given the period of the episode airing, it was likely meant to be an {{Expy}} of the UsefulNotes/WiiU and the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS. Still, there's also a small slot at the top, which resembles a cartridge slot. This description nearly matches one for the portable mode of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
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* HilariousInHindsight: A Two portable games console consoles used by James and Sarah is are rectangular-shaped with the controls on the sides and the screen in the middle. Given the period of the episode airing, it was likely meant to be an {{Expy}} of the UsefulNotes/WiiU and the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS. Still, there's also a small slot at the top, which resembles a cartridge slot. This description nearly matches one for the portable mode of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. This became even more hilarious following the Nintendo Switch Mini's release, where both consoles match the solid non-detachable controller sides and the pastel colours.
