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* ChewToy: Stuart and Willard.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[BuxomisBetter assets ]] and being voiced by Kristen Chenoweth.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[BuxomisBetter assets ]] [[BuxomBeautyStandard assets]] and being voiced by Kristen Chenoweth.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint of irony.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The school play, ''High School Musical: The Musical (A Musical).'' Disney made that idea into a series with an '''[[Series/HighSchoolMusicalTheMusicalTheSeries almost identical title.]]'''
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* {{Moe}}: Miracle and Stuart, due to their perky and goofy personalities.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[BuxomisBetter assets ]] and being voiced by ''Kristen Chenoweth''
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[BuxomisBetter assets ]] and being voiced by ''Kristen Chenoweth''Kristen Chenoweth.
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* DudeNotFunny:
** The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A line Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely icky implications, namely that he may have raped someone who could not run away fast enough.
** The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A line Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely icky implications, namely that he may have raped someone who could not run away fast enough.
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* RefugeInVulgarity: One of the show's many criticisms.
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* DudeNotFunny: The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A line where Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely [[UnfortunateImplications]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[assets BuxomisBetter]] and being voiced by ''Creator/KristenChenoweth''
* HoYay: Andrew's feelings for Larry and the episode where Larry tries to kiss him.
** A line where Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely [[UnfortunateImplications]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[assets BuxomisBetter]] and being voiced by ''Creator/KristenChenoweth''
* HoYay: Andrew's feelings for Larry and the episode where Larry tries to kiss him.
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* DudeNotFunny: DudeNotFunny:
** The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A linewhere Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely [[UnfortunateImplications]]
icky implications, namely that he may have raped someone who could not run away fast enough.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her[[assets BuxomisBetter]] [[BuxomisBetter assets ]] and being voiced by ''Creator/KristenChenoweth''
''Kristen Chenoweth''
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** Andrew's feelings for Larry and the episode where Larry tries to kiss him.
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* JerkassWoobie: Ennis. He's rude, he's sexist, he's arrogant, but his wanting [[to make his father proud by joining the military but it not working out and dealing with admitting it to his father certainly counts. WellDoneSoneGuy]]
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* JerkassWoobie: Ennis. He's rude, he's sexist, he's arrogant, but his wanting [[to [[WellDoneSonGuy to make his father proud by joining the military but it not working out and dealing with admitting it to his father certainly counts. WellDoneSoneGuy]]counts]].
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* Squick: The song Miracle sings about taking Merch to be probed and neutered at the vet.
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* Moe: Miracle and Stuart, due to their perky and goofy personalities.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint of irony.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Miracle really that dim or smarter than she looks? Same with Stuart. Does Sue genuinely care about the school but hides it under her burnt out exterior?
* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint ofirony.irony.
* DudeNotFunny: The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A line where Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely [[UnfortunateImplications]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[assets BuxomisBetter]] and being voiced by ''Creator/KristenChenoweth''
* HoYay: Andrew's feelings for Larry and the episode where Larry tries to kiss him.
** Ennis has occasionally given pet names to Larry (ex: Larebear).
* JerkassWoobie: Ennis. He's rude, he's sexist, he's arrogant, but his wanting [[to make his father proud by joining the military but it not working out and dealing with admitting it to his father certainly counts. WellDoneSoneGuy]]
* RefugeInVulgarity: One of the show's many criticisms.
* Squick: The song Miracle sings about taking Merch to be probed and neutered at the vet.
** Happy's song about cleaning the school and toilets.
* TooGoodToLast
* Moe: Miracle and Stuart, due to their perky and goofy personalities.
* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint of
* DudeNotFunny: The episode where Willard hugs a Nazi can be deemed an attempt towards OOC played for laughs and a cheap AllGermansAreNazis joke.
** A line where Ennis makes about a woman's "face saying no but club foot saying yes" has extremely [[UnfortunateImplications]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Miracle due to her [[assets BuxomisBetter]] and being voiced by ''Creator/KristenChenoweth''
* HoYay: Andrew's feelings for Larry and the episode where Larry tries to kiss him.
** Ennis has occasionally given pet names to Larry (ex: Larebear).
* JerkassWoobie: Ennis. He's rude, he's sexist, he's arrogant, but his wanting [[to make his father proud by joining the military but it not working out and dealing with admitting it to his father certainly counts. WellDoneSoneGuy]]
* RefugeInVulgarity: One of the show's many criticisms.
* Squick: The song Miracle sings about taking Merch to be probed and neutered at the vet.
** Happy's song about cleaning the school and toilets.
* TooGoodToLast
* Moe: Miracle and Stuart, due to their perky and goofy personalities.
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%% Commented out until a YMMV trope could be found for this entry: A lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint of {{Irony}}.
* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
* CriticalResearchFailure: An episode repeatedly referred to ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (released in 1976) as a quintessential [[TheEighties 1980s]] film, without a hint of {{Irony}}.
* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
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* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
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* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
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* TooGoodToLast: When
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* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't ''ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't ''ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
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* HypeBacklash: Part of the reason why this show wasn't well-received was that everyone expected it to be the cartoon version of ''ArrestedDevelopment'' ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' (considering that most of the crew members involved with "Sit Down, Shut Up" also wrote for AD)
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't''ArrestedDevelopment: ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment: The Animated Series'' and was more like ''FamilyGuy'' with a dysfunctional public school staff and raunchier jokes (some of which did fall flat), which led them to brand the show as either average or horrible.
* TooGoodToLast: When a show breaks as many rules as this, what else could it be? Mileage varies on whether its cancellation was good or bad: a lot of critics and fans were disappointed that this show wasn't
