History YMMV / LadyAndTheTramp

* FridgeBrilliance:
** Remember how Lady's owners were referred to as Jim Dear and Darling? (Like even in associated books, etc...) If you also thought "well that's sort of a strange name...", it makes sense when you realize that those aren't their real names -- they're what they call each other. As Lady knows them from only the privacy of their shared home, it makes sense that she would hear only these terms of endearment as "names" and probably assume that is what their names are.
** Tramp is a mutt, but he looks like he's got a lot of terrier in him. Terriers are ''rat catchers.''
* NightmareFuel:
** The growing suspension during the baby's anticipated arrival sequence. Mostly the SugarWiki/{{awesome music}} does it.
** [[ReleasedToElsewhere "The last walk."]]
** The rat... oh, God, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRKbxTmz9gU the rat]].
** The Siamese cats, for all their creepy mannerisms and [[CatsAreMean general meanness.]]

* {{Sequelitis}}: Arguably averted; the sequel has some decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[Film/ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]].[[note]]On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.[[/note]]
** Helped by having a good deal of [[ComicStrip/{{Scamp}} source material]] to draw from.

** In ''Scamp's Adventure,'' Buster (the big bad) tries to win the affections of a Pomeranian named Angel... and so does Scamp. Now, Scamp's obviously a ''puppy'', as is Angel, but Buster is an adult dog.
*** Don't forget that as a pomeranian, she won't be getting very big...

** The Siamese cats have buck teeth, crooked eyes and speak with bizarre, exotic accents (Not to mention improper English, too).
*** Yeah, there's a definite Yellow Peril feeling about them. Rather ironic, considering what Siamese cats are like in RealLife.
**** Why focus just on how they look? [[KarmaHoudini Don't forget how they ACT...]]

** ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: Anybody who knows anything about taking care of pets will definitely have a problem with the way Lady is treated when Darling is pregnant. You are responsible for her even if you're pregnant. She still has needs that need to be met.
*** She can't exactly play fetch and chase a dog around carrying a baby in her stomach.
*** Darling seems to be too thick to realize that when Lady brings her the ball, all she has to do is take it, throw it, and not move at all.

** Buster, an adult dog, trying to woo a puppy. She might be of breeding age but she's still young.

** The Siamese cats, for all their creepy mannerisms.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Arguably averted; the sequel has some decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]].[[note]]On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.[[/note]]
** Helped by having a good deal of [[{{Scamp}} source material]] to draw from.

** The Siamese cats...they always scared this troper so bad as a child... they still do!

* {{Squick}}: In ''Scamp's Adventure,'' Buster (the big bad) tries to win the affections of a Pomeranian named Angel... and so does Scamp. Now, Scamp's obviously a ''puppy'', as is Angel, but Buster is an adult dog.
** Don't forget that as a pomeranian, she won't be getting very big...
** As a troper on the "HonorableMarriageProposal" page mentioned, it's possible the scene where Lady is being chased by the dogs is caused by her being in heat, as later on she spends a night alone with Tramp, and Jock and Trusty discuss marrying her to preserve her honour.

* UnfortunateImplications: The Siamese cats have buck teeth, crooked eyes and speak with bizarre, exotic accents (Not to mention improper English, too).
** Yeah, there's a definite Yellow Peril feeling about them. Rather ironic, considering what Siamese cats are like in RealLife.
*** Why focus just on how they look? [[KarmaHoudini Don't forget how they ACT...]]

** ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: This troper has trouble watching this movie because of the way Lady is treated when Darling is pregnant. You are responsible for her even if you're pregnant. She still has needs that need to be met.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Averted; the sequel has some arguably decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]].[[note]]On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.[[/note]]

* EarWorm: "''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL9hooe-yKQ The Siamese Cat Song]]''".

* FridgeBrilliance: Remember how Lady's owners were referred to as Jim Dear and Darling? (Like even in associated books, etc...) If you also thought "well that's sort of a strange name...", it makes sense when you realize that those aren't their real names- they're what they call each other. As Lady knows them from only the privacy of their shared home, it makes sense that she would hear only these terms of endearment as "names" and probably assume that is what their names are.

* NightmareFuel: The growing suspension during the baby's anticipated arrival sequence. Mostly the SugarWiki/{{awesome music}} does it.

* OneSceneWonder: All the dogs at the pound (save for Peg and Bull, who appear in one other scene early on).

* TearJerker: The "No Place Like Home" sequence, done in dog howls. A bit mitigated by the fact that the dogs were doing that howling as cover for the escape tunnel being dug and is almost done.

** She can't exactly play fetch and chase a dog around carrying a baby in her stomach.
** Darling seems to be too thick to realize that when Lady brings her the ball, all she has to do is take it, throw it, and not move at all.

* OneSceneWonder: All the dogs at the pound (save it for Peg and Bull, who appear in one other scene early on).

** The Siamese cats...they always scared me so bad as a child... they still do!

*** ...her stomach?

* More FridgeBrilliance: Tramp is a mutt, but he looks like he's got a lot of terrier in him. Terriers are ''rat catchers.''

* {{Sequelitis}}: Arguably averted; the sequel has some decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]]. [[hottip:*: On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.]]

** Darling seems to be too thick to realize that when Lady brings her the ball, all she has to do is take it, throw it, and not move at all.

** She can't exactly play fetch and chase a dog around carrying a baby in her stomach.

** ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: This troper has trouble watching this movie because of the way Lady is treated when Darling is pregnant. You are responsible for her even if you're pregnant. She still has needs that need to be met.

** ArtisticLicence-Animal Care: This troper has trouble watching this movie because of the way Lady is treated when Darling is pregnant. You are responsible for her even if you're pregnant. She still has needs that need to be met.

** The police officer guarding the entrance to the zoo where Tramp tries to get Lady's muzzle off has an OfficerOHara characterization, down to his HairTriggerTemper and [[{{Oireland}} strong Oirish accent]].

*** Why focus just on how they look? Don't forget [[KarmaHoudini how they ''act''...]]

* {{Sequelitis}}: Surprisingly averted; the sequel has some decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]]. [[hottip:*: On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.]]