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Back at the Shack, Candy and Grenda come over for another sleepover, and Dipper-in-Mabel is traumatized by the fact they are going to read age innapropriate romance novels. Mabel-in-Dipper is caught spying on Dipper-in-Mabel, Candy, and Grenda by Grunkle Stan, who reads "him" a book on puberty. ("Goodbye, childhood.") Mabel-in-Dipper then calls out Stan, causing Dipper to win the competition. Mabel then seems to hand Dipper the key, but locks herself in there. To break down the door, Dipper-In-Mabel tells Candy and Grenda to give Mabel-in-Dipper a makeover. One electric shock later, and the status quo is restored.... until Candy decides to test the carpet herself, touching Dipper.
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Back at the Shack, Candy and Grenda come over for another sleepover, and Dipper-in-Mabel is traumatized by the fact they are going to read age innapropriate inappropriate romance novels. Mabel-in-Dipper is caught spying on Dipper-in-Mabel, Candy, and Grenda by Grunkle Stan, who reads "him" a book on puberty. ("Goodbye, childhood.") Mabel-in-Dipper then calls out Stan, causing Dipper to win the competition. Mabel then seems to hand Dipper the key, but locks herself in there. To break down the door, Dipper-In-Mabel tells Candy and Grenda to give Mabel-in-Dipper a makeover. One electric shock later, and the status quo is restored.... until Candy decides to test the carpet herself, touching Dipper.
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* ChewOutFakeOut: When Mable (in Dipper's body) starts insulting Stan, in the hope of convincing him to give her the new room, he responds with a cold, threatening "What did you say to me?". When she keeps pushing... he laughs, congratulates her on having the courage at stand up to him, and decides that he's giving her [[SpringtimeForHitler (that is, Dipper)]] the new room as a reward.
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* ChewOutFakeOut: When Mable (in Dipper's body) starts insulting Stan, in the hope of convincing him to give her against giving the new room, room to Dipper, he responds with a cold, cold and threatening "What did you say to me?". When she keeps pushing... he laughs, congratulates her on having the courage at to stand up to him, and decides that he's giving her [[SpringtimeForHitler (that is, Dipper)]] the new room as a reward.
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* ChewOutFakeOut: When Mable (in Dipper's body) starts insulting Stan, in the hope of convincing him to give her the new room, he responds with a cold, threatening "What did you say to me?". When she keeps pushing... he laughs, congratulates her on having the courage at stand up to him, and decides that he's giving her [[SpringtimeForHitler (that is, Dipper)]] the new room as a reward.
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* WrongNameOutburst: When he's trying to get Mabel to open the door, Dipper accidentally calls his sister by his own name. He tries to correct himself, but upon realizing the body swap has begun to take a toll on him, he mainly ends up slapping his forehead.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: If you look carefully, Stan can be seen taking a pair of glasses from a dresser in the room. He’s later seen uncharacteristically somber while looking at them...
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: If you look carefully, {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The shag carpet in the room has two arrows in a circular motion in the center, implying it can swap things. Special attention is also paid to the static electricity it generates and an experiment tag is shown.
** Stancan be seen taking takes a pair of glasses from a dresser in the room. He’s later seen being uncharacteristically somber while looking at them...
** The shag carpet in the room has two arrows in a circular motion in the center, implying it can swap things. Special attention is also paid to the static electricity it generates and an experiment tag is shown.
** Stan
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* JerkassBall: Mabel is ''extra''-obnoxious and selfish in this episode, bringing her girlfriends into the bedroom she shares with her brother for an insanely loud and wild slumber party without asking him until he's forced to sleep outside (where [[WouldRatherSuffer he'd prefer to let a coyote chew his leg than go back in]]), and when he complains about it (and the fact that the party destroyed their elaborate minigolf course) the next morning she acts like nothing she did was in any way wrong and [[InsaneTrollLogic starts poking him with a stick to try and cheer him up]]. The only complaint she can come up with about Dipper's behavior in return is [[PokeThePoodle his habit of muttering aloud to himself and clicking his pen repeatedly while reading mystery books]] and when, after Dipper finds a cool new room to use as his bedroom when he can't stand the prospect of sharing with Mabel any more, she decides she should have it instead, [[ItsAllAboutMe just because]]. Even when Stan officially awards the room key to Dipper, she goes to extreme lengths to try and keep it from him because she can't accept not getting her way.
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* JerkassBall: Mabel is ''extra''-obnoxious and selfish in this episode, bringing her girlfriends into the bedroom she shares with her brother for an insanely loud and wild slumber party without asking him until he's forced to sleep outside (where [[WouldRatherSuffer he'd prefer to let a coyote chew his leg than go back in]]), and when he complains about it (and the fact that the party destroyed their elaborate minigolf course) the next morning she acts like nothing she did was in any way wrong and [[InsaneTrollLogic starts poking him with a stick to try and cheer him up]]. The only complaint she can come up with about Dipper's behavior in return is [[PokeThePoodle his habit of muttering aloud to himself and clicking his pen repeatedly while reading mystery books]] and when, after Dipper finds a cool new room to use as his bedroom when he can't stand the prospect of sharing with Mabel any more, she decides she should have it instead, [[ItsAllAboutMe just because]]. Even when Stan officially awards the room key to Dipper, she goes to extreme lengths to try and keep it from him because she can't accept not getting her way.
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* CentralTheme: Sharing. The twins decide they need a new room, citing that living with each other is too hectic. They argue over who should get the new room they find... which eventually results in them switching (or, as Mabel calls it, sharing) bodies.
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* CueTheFlyingPigs: "Dudes! I found some kind of secret hidden room in the shack!"
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* CueTheFlyingPigs: When Dipper and Mabel propose that they should have their own rooms, Stan says that'd be impossible because there are no more avaible rooms in the house. He then asks "What, do you think there's some kind of secret hidden room in the shack?" Soos then immediately yells "Dudes! I found some kind of secret hidden room in the shack!"
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* InstantlyProvenWrong: Dipper claims that, once they get separate rooms, they'll "never have to share anything ever again." This claim doesn't exactly pan out for him, because right after he says that, he and Mabel switch bodies.
--> '''Mabel:''' Now we're sharing ''bodies''?
--> '''Mabel:''' Now we're sharing ''bodies''?
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* VoicesAreMental: The voices switch along with the characters as they move from body to body. [[ZigzaggedTrope The voices are only switched for the audience]], Stan doesn't seem to notice any change. Then again, Waddles!Soos can talk to Old Man [=McGucket=].
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* VoicesAreMental: The voices switch along with the characters as they move from body to body. [[ZigzaggedTrope The voices are only switched for the audience]], Stan doesn't seem since no one else seems to notice any change. Then again, Waddles!Soos can talk to Old Man [=McGucket=].
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* TongueTrauma: Dipper mentions that while he was sleeping outside, [[ItMakesSenseInContext an owl tried to eat his tongue]] (Most likely mistaking it for a worm).
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* TongueTrauma: Dipper mentions that while he was sleeping outside, [[ItMakesSenseInContext an owl tried to eat his tongue]] (Most likely mistaking it tongue]].
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. When the twins start acting crazy in an attempt to sabotage each other, Stan is clearly quite confused and concerned... but overall doesn't really do much. His most significant reaction is a nonchalant "Welp, this is getting weird" before walking out. He never asks any further questions about their behavior fora worm).the rest of the episode.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. When the twins start acting crazy in an attempt to sabotage each other, Stan is clearly quite confused and concerned... but overall doesn't really do much. His most significant reaction is a nonchalant "Welp, this is getting weird" before walking out. He never asks any further questions about their behavior for
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* FreakOut: The second Dipper and Mabel realize they swapped bodies, they... [[HeroicBSOD don't take the news well]].
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* FreakOut: The second When Dipper and Mabel realize they swapped bodies, they... [[HeroicBSOD don't take the news well]].well. Mabel pukes and punches her stomach in an attempt to knock her conscious out of her brother's body and Dipper screams and rushes off upon seeing his reflection in the mirror only to just purposefully run in front of the mirror so he can terrify himself ''again''. According to the DVD commentary, the crew felt that characters in {{Freaky Friday Flip}}s typically aren't outright horrified by the swap, so they decided to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this by having Dipper and Mabel be as horrified as possible.
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: The sign Mabel wrote for her room originally said "No Boys Allowed!", but, in red marker, she crossed out "boys," replaced it with "girls" before crossing that out as well. She settled with "boys?".
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* JerkassBall: Mabel is ''extra''-obnoxious and selfish in this episode, bringing her girlfriends into the bedroom she shares with her brother for an insanely loud and wild slumber party without asking him until he's forced to sleep outside (where [[WouldRatherSuffer he'd prefer to let a coyote chew his leg than go back in]]), and when he complains about it (and the fact that the party destroyed their elaborate minigolf course) the next morning she acts like nothing she did was in any way wrong and [[InsaneTrollLogic starts poking him with a stick to try and cheer him up]]. The only complaint she can come up with about Dipper's behavior in return is [[PokeThePoodle his habit of muttering aloud to himself and clicking his pen repeatedly while reading mystery books]] and when, after Dipper finds a cool new room to use as his bedroom when he can't stand the prospect of sharing with Mabel any more, she decides she should have it instead, [[ItsAllAboutMe just because]]. Even when Stan officially awards the room key to Dipper, she goes to extreme lengths to try and keep it from him because she can't accept not getting her way.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: Between Dipper and Mabel, and between Soos and Waddles. Until the final act, that is; at that point, it's between pretty much the entire cast besides Stan and Wendy.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: Between Dipper and Mabel, and between Soos and Waddles. Until the final act, that is; at that point, it's between pretty much the entire cast besides Stan and Wendy. This episode originally aired as part of Disney Channel's "Freaky Freakend" programming gimmick, in which all of the primetime shows had an episode involving body swapping.
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** Just who or what ''was'' Grenda kissing in that closet?
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** Just who or what ''was'' Grenda kissing in that closet?closet? ''Literature/GravityFallsJournal3'' implies that it's the [[BrickJoke Invisible Wizard]].
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Sevr'l Timez appears on one of Mabel's [=DVDs=] before their proper introduction in the next episode.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Sevr'l Sev'ral Timez appears on one of Mabel's [=DVDs=] before their proper introduction in the next episode.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Sevr'l Timez appears on one of Mabel's DVDs before their proper introduction in the next episode.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Sevr'l Timez appears on one of Mabel's DVDs [=DVDs=] before their proper introduction in the next episode.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Sevr'l Timez appears on one of Mabel's DVDs before their proper introduction in the next episode.
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-->''[[TheStinger 2-21-20 23-8-15 19-20-15-12-5 20-8-5 3-1-16-5-18-19?]]'' [[note]]But Who Stole The Capers?[[/note]]
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** [=McGucket=] says "that's what they all say!" when Soos says he's a man trapped in a pig's body to convince him not to eat him. How many talking pigs has he eaten?!
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** [=McGucket=] says "that's "That's what they all say!" when Soos says he's a man trapped in a pig's body to convince him not to eat him. How many talking pigs (or perhaps [[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness pigs he thought were talking]]) has he eaten?!
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* BrickJoke: Stan claims cannibals are onto something when he finds an omelet made in his image delicious. At the end of the episode [=McGucket=] decides to still try to eat Soos even ''after'' he's back in his human body.
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* ImAHumanitarian: Even after Soos returns to his human body, [=McGucket=] doesn't care either way. "I'LL STILL EATCHA!"
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** [=McGucket=] says "that's what they all say!" when Soos says he's a man trapped in a pig's body to convince him not to eat him. How many talking pigs has he eaten?!
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* SpannerInTheWorks: [=McGucket=] was just running around town, saying his own name, until he saw something he could eat. That something being poor Soos trapped in Waddles' body.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Grenda, Candy, and Dipper (in Mabel's body) play a {{Board Game|s}} with a tween-dating theme.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Grenda, Candy, Candy and Grenda have a sleepover with a body-swapped Mabel (it's actually her twin Dipper (in Mabel's body) play inside) and engage in stereotypically girly activities. One of which is playing a {{Board Game|s}} with ''TabletopGame/{{Mystery Date|1965}}'' knock-off. The board is majorly pink-colored and has a tween-dating theme.retro desk telephone at the center, numbered cards for the various dream boys, two dice, and tokens. Dipper is utterly bored.
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Board Games is not a trope but a type of media.
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* BoardGames: Grenda, Candy, and Dipper (in Mabel's body) play one with a tween-dating theme.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Grenda, Candy, and Dipper (in Mabel's body) play a {{Board Game|s}} with a tween-dating theme.
