History YMMV / TimeWarpTrio

* NoYay: For fans who shipped the boys with each of the girls, it's super disturbing when you think about it; the girls come from the future and by the time it happens, the boys would be insanely old or dead by the time the girls are alive. So basically, the girls would be crushing on or dating dead guys.

* {{Squick}}: Meta: for fans who shipped the boys with each of the girls, it's super disturbing when you think about it; the girls come from the future and by the time it happens, the boys would be insanely old or dead by the time the girls are alive. So basically, the girls would be crushing on or dating dead guys.
* TearJerker: Samantha in the latter part of the Napoleon episode. When Fred starts ranting about the irritating parts of the US having become "New France", she interrupts with the reveal that humanity is practically extinct in her time period. Made even worse with her weak attempt at BlackComedy ("But hey. At least there's plenty of room for the cockroaches."). Joe and Fred don't buy her act for a minute.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: It was a PBS-style children's edutainment program, but frequently featured murder, with the first episode even opening with Blackbeard gunning down two of his crew, and FamilyUnfriendlyViolence, like when Mad Jack threatened to use his LaserBlade to hack Joe and Anna (his niece and nephew, respectively) to pieces that he would then fling across "every era since the dawn of time."

* {{Squick}}: Meta: for fans who shipped the boys with each of their great-granddaughters, it's super disturbing when you think about it; the girls come from the future and by the time it happens, the boys would be insanely old or dead by the time the girls are alive. So basically, the girls would be crushing on or dating dead guys.

* Squick: Meta: for fans who shipped the boys with each of their great-granddaughters, it's super disturbing when you think about it; the girls come from the future and by the time it happens, the boys would be insanely old or dead by the time the girls are alive. So basically, the girls would be crushing on or dating dead guys.

* NightmareFuel: "Dude, Where's My Karma?" was a boatload of nightmare. First, Fred and Sam are nearly trampled to death in the opener. Then Joe wakes up and finds his feet missing. He naturally calls his friends and by the time they get there, half his body is gone. Joe then runs from the room in a panic to check on his mom and sister. Matters are made worse when Samantha and Freddi meet up with their ancestors and panic about how much worse Jodi must be given the state Joe was in when Sam and Fred left and they only very narrowly avert the [[RetGone ret-goning]] of ''Joe's entire family line''. This is also the first episode Mad Jack properly shows up in and it's clear when Freddi spots him that he scares her and Samantha half to death (which is impressive because [[FearlessFool Samantha]] is just as scared of him as [[LovableCoward Freddi]]).

* HilariousInHindsight: In "Me Oh Maya", the kids run into a man named "''BigStupidDooDooHead Kaka Poo Poo Head''", a name which was ''[[SarcasmMode never]]'' [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb used again.]]

* HilariousInHindsight: In "Me Oh Maya", the kids run into a man named "Kaka Poo Poo Head", a name which was ''[[SarcasmMode never]]'' [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb used again.]]

* EarWorm: The theme song.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[LovableCoward Freddie]] saving Samantha from a [[BearsAreBadNews wild grizzly bear]] in the Lewis and Clark episode.

* NightmareFuel: "Dude, Where's My Karma?" was a boatload of nightmare. First, Fred and Sam are nearly trampled to death in the opener. Then Joe wakes up and finds his feet missing. He naturally calls his friends and by the time they get there, half his body is gone. Joe then runs from the room in a panic to check on his mom and sister. Matters are made worse when Samantha and Freddi meet up with their ancestors and panic about how much worse Jodi must be given the state Joe was in when Sam and Fred left and they only very narrowly avert the [[RetGone ret-goning]] of ''Joe's entire family line''. This is also the first episode Mad Jack shows up in and it's clear when Freddi spots him that he scares her and Samantha half to death (which is impressive because [[FearlessFool Samantha]] is just as scared of him as [[LovableCoward Freddi]]).

* {{TearJerker}}: Samantha in the latter part of the Napoleon episode. When Fred starts ranting about the irritating parts of the US having become "New France", she interrupts with the reveal that humanity is practically extinct in her time period. Made even worse with her weak attempt at BlackComedy ("But hey. At least there's plenty of room for the cockroaches."). Joe and Fred don't buy her act for a minute.

* HoYay: Sam and Fred seem to be the most common offenders.

* GrowingTheBeard / ItGetsBetter: The show started out as a fairly basic, boy-targeted "adventures through history" show with low-brow humor and [[StrictlyFormula pretty much the same plot every episode]]: find The Book before you get killed. As the show went on, it toned down the tasteless humor and incorporated more female characters (Jodie, Freddi, and Samantha got more screen time, Anna showed up more often, more female [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figures]] were introduced, etc.), thus giving the show a more gender-neutral appeal. It also incorporated more creative uses of time travel, as well as world building elements (e.g. Mabel's Diner and the time agents), that played with each episode's formula and often gave the characters a goal that was more than "find The Book". All of this started happening around the time Mad Jack, the show's BigBad, was introduced.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[LovableCoward Freddie]] saving Samantha from a [[BearsAreBadNews bear]] in the Lewis and Clark episode.

* GrowingTheBeard / ItGetsBetter: The show started out as a fairly basic, boy-targeted "adventures through history" show with low-brow humor and pretty much the same plot every episode: Find the Book before you get killed. As the show went on, the tasteless humor was toned down and incorperated more females characters (the Future Trio got more screen time, Anna showed up more, more female [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figures]], etc.) thus giving the show a more gender-neutral appeal. It also incorporated more creative uses of time travel, as well as world building elements (e.g. Mables and time agents), that played with each episodes formula and often gave the characters a goal that was more than "find The Book". All this happened around when we got the introduction of the BigBad: Mad Jack
* HilariousInHindsight: In "Me Oh Maya", the kids run into man named "Kaka Poo Poo Head", a name which was [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb never used again.]]

* {{Tearjerker}}: Samantha in the latter part of the Napoleon episode. When Fred starts ranting about the irritating parts of the US having become "New France", she interrupts with the reveal that humanity is practically extinct in her time period. Made even worse with her weak attempt at BlackComedy ("But hey. At least there's plenty of room for the cockroaches."). Joe and Fred don't buy her act for a minute.

* HilariousInHindsight: In "Me Oh Maya", the kids run into man named "Kaka Poo Poo Head", a name which was [[PhineasAndFerb never used again.]]

* GrowingTheBeard / ItGetsBetter: The show started out as a fairly basic, boy-targeted "adventures through history" show with low-brow humor and pretty much the same plot every episode: Find the book before you get killed. As the show went on, the tasteless humor was toned down and incorperated more females characters (the Future Trio got more screen time, Anna showed up more, more female [[HistoricalDomainCharacter historical figures]], etc.) thus giving the show a more gender-neutral appeal. It also incorporated more creative uses of time travel, as well as world building elements (e.g. Mables and time agents), that played with each episodes formula and often gave the characters a goal that was more than "find the book". All this happened around when we got the introduction of the BigBad: Mad Jack

* GrowingTheBeard / ItGetsBetter: The show started out as a fairly basic, boy-targeted "adventures through history" show with low-brow humor and pretty much the same plot every episode: Find the book before you get killed. As the show went on, the tasteless humor was toned down and incorperated more females characters (the Future Trio got more screen time, Anna showed up more, more female HistoricalDomainCharacter, etc.) thus giving the show a more gender-neutral appeal. It also incorporated more creative uses of time travel, as well as world building elements (e.g. Mables and time agents), that played with each episodes formula and often gave the characters a goal that was more than "find the book". All this happened around when we got the introduction of the BigBad: Mad Jack

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[LovableCoward Freddie]] saving Samantha from a bear in the Lewis and Clark episode.

* HoYay: Sam and Fred seem to be the most common offenders.

* TooGoodToLast

* HoYay: Sam and Fred seem to be the most common offenders.