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* BaitAndSwitch: One vignette is an educational video-like segment with a narrator scientifically explaining the chemical reactions of LoveAtFirstSight between a male and a female subject. At the end they're seen hooking up with members of the same sex that have been off screen the whole time, to the narrator's moderate surprise before accepting the fact that love has no set rules [[DancePartyEnding and ends the segment with the lovers dancing]]. Another segment features the cheese guy holding a sandwich and describing how he feels, but then it turns out he wants to talk to Karen rather than describing the sandwich.
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* BaitAndSwitch: BaitAndSwitch:
** One vignette is an educational video-like segment with a narrator scientifically explaining the chemical reactions of LoveAtFirstSight between a male and a female subject. At the end they're seen hooking up with members of the same sex that have been off screen the whole time, to the narrator's moderate surprise before accepting the fact that love has no set rules [[DancePartyEnding and ends the segment with the loversdancing]]. dancing]].
** Another segment features the cheese guy holding a sandwich and describing how he feels, but then it turns out he wants to talk to Karen rather than describing the sandwich.
** One vignette is an educational video-like segment with a narrator scientifically explaining the chemical reactions of LoveAtFirstSight between a male and a female subject. At the end they're seen hooking up with members of the same sex that have been off screen the whole time, to the narrator's moderate surprise before accepting the fact that love has no set rules [[DancePartyEnding and ends the segment with the lovers
** Another segment features the cheese guy holding a sandwich and describing how he feels, but then it turns out he wants to talk to Karen rather than describing the sandwich.
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* BaitAndSwitch: One vignette is an educational video-like segment with a narrator scientifically explaining the chemical reactions of LoveAtFirstSight between a male and a female subject. At the end they're seen hooking up with members of the same sex that have been off screen the whole time, to the narrator's moderate surprise before accepting the fact that love has no set rules [[DancePartyEnding and ends the segment with the lovers dancing]].
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* BaitAndSwitch: One vignette is an educational video-like segment with a narrator scientifically explaining the chemical reactions of LoveAtFirstSight between a male and a female subject. At the end they're seen hooking up with members of the same sex that have been off screen the whole time, to the narrator's moderate surprise before accepting the fact that love has no set rules [[DancePartyEnding and ends the segment with the lovers dancing]]. Another segment features the cheese guy holding a sandwich and describing how he feels, but then it turns out he wants to talk to Karen rather than describing the sandwich.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: This episode does not have a storyline to it (whether self-contained or part of an arc), but is rather a VignetteEpisode with musical number bookends.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: This episode does not have a storyline to it (whether self-contained or part of an arc), but is rather a VignetteEpisode with musical number bookends.
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* ZeroesAndOnes: How Bobert starts off the song.
-->'''Bobert:''' A one, a one zero, a one, one zero, one one, one zero zero--
-->'''Bobert:''' A one, a one zero, a one, one zero, one one, one zero zero--
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-->'''Bobert:''' A one, a one zero, a one, one zero, one one, one zero zero--
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->'''Bobert:''' If I understand you correctly, you have narrowed the definition of love down to everything and everywhere and everyone. Does not compute.
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->'''Bobert:''' If I understand you correctly, you have narrowed the definition of love down to everything and everywhere and everyone. Does not compute.
everyone.
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->'''Darwin:''' Well, love is in the air. It's in your heart, in the eyes of others. It's in the way people touch, the way people talk. And it's all over the universe.
->'''Bobert:''' If I understand you correctly, you have narrowed the definition of love down to everything and everywhere and everyone. Does not compute.
->'''Darwin:''' Well, love is in the air. It's in your heart, in the eyes of others. It's in the way people touch, the way people talk. And it's all over the universe.
->'''Bobert:''' If I understand you correctly, you have narrowed the definition of love down to everything and everywhere and everyone. Does not compute.
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** Richard's attempts at hugging people gets him arrested and tried in court for alleged sexual harassment (hugging Felicity) child molestation (hugging Billy), and assaulting a police officer (hugging the Hamburger Cop), then put in jail where he's punched into the hospital by his cellmates (though his family does visit him in the hospital). The music and how Richard happily hugs people despite the consequences is what makes it funny.
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* IncurableCoughOfDeath: Mrs. Robinson coughs several times before she is sent to the hospital. Played for laughs, in that Margaret faked being terminally ill just so she can prank her husband.
* JerkassHasAPoint: While the Hexagon Lady is creeped out over Timmy knowing everything about her, Timmy is right in saying that she shouldn't post everything about herself online.
* JerkassHasAPoint: While the Hexagon Lady is creeped out over Timmy knowing everything about her, Timmy is right in saying that she shouldn't post everything about herself online.
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* IncurableCoughOfDeath: Mrs. Robinson coughs several times before she is sent to the hospital. Played for sick laughs, in that Margaret faked being terminally ill just so she can prank her husband.
* JerkassHasAPoint: While the Hexagon Lady is creeped out over Timmy knowing everything about her, Timmy is right in saying that she shouldn't post everything about herselfonline.online (which is what leads creeps like Timmy to know everything about someone).
* JerkassHasAPoint: While the Hexagon Lady is creeped out over Timmy knowing everything about her, Timmy is right in saying that she shouldn't post everything about herself
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**The Cartoon Network Asia version cuts the sequence with Sussie's parents having dinner (most likely due to the gross-out humor).
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* The skit that educates on the physical changes from being love has background music that sounds suspiciously like Wii menu music.
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* The skit that educates on the physical changes from being love has background music that sounds suspiciously like Wii menu music.
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** When the Moon tries to join the Sun on the other side of the Earth, we hear people screaming (most in French) and she apologizes to the Sun for flooding Europe.
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** When the female version of the Moon tries to join the Sun on the other side of the Earth, we hear people screaming (most in French) and she apologizes to the Sun for flooding Europe.
