Basic Trope: A museum dedicated to something boring.
- Straight: Peter doesn't like going to the Neon City Stamp Museum.
- Exaggerated: The subject of the museum is so impossibly boring that you wonder why it was ever built.
- Downplayed: The museum is about a subject that most people are neutral about.
- Inverted: Peter likes going to the Museum of Motorcycles and Cool Cars.
- Subverted: Peter thinks he's going to hate the Stamp Museum, but then he finds some cool exhibits.
- Double Subverted: They're not open yet, so he has to look at the stamps.
- Parodied: It's a literal Museum of Boredom, listing some of the most boring things in history.
- Zig-Zagged: Peter's parents are stamp enthusiasts, so they find it interesting, while Peter doesn't.
- Averted:
- The museum specializes in something interesting.
- There is no museum.
- Enforced: "Wouldn't it be funny if Peter's class was going on a trip to a museum, and it was for something like paperclips or boxes?"
- Lampshaded: "Who would even want to visit a stamp museum? That's so boring!"
- Exploited: The museum is actually a front for one of Damien's evil plans; he disguised it as something nobody would want to visit so they won't interrupt him.
- Defied: The museum tries to cater to a variety of topics so there's something for everyone.
- Conversed: "Only in a cartoon would you see a Plain White Rock Museum."
Okay, everybody, single file, now let's continue our tour of the Museum of Boredom with a look at the history of tofu...