The: Jokenote is a joke Object Show created by Gery (Best known for Burger Brawl). It is inspired by GreenyGuy's joke show Object Fool and the first episode premiered on 19th April 2023.
Texto sends twelve objects on a whirlwind adventure around the world to compete in his joke show whether they like it or not.
See The: Episodes
and The: Intro.
Contains the following tropes:
- A Dog Named "Dog": Like all Object Shows, the cast are all Animate Inanimate Objects and named accordingly.
- Alliterative Name: Two of the contestants have the names of Black Belt and Cosmic Clone.
- Animate Inanimate Object: The cast consists of anthropomorphic objects which also has a fair share of joke objects as well such as Cosmic Clone, Sonic and Texto.
- Anthropomorphic Food: Garlic is the only living food object in the show.
- Armless Biped: Five contestantsnote qualify for the trope while Texto is a floating face with no limbs.
- Audience Participation: Texto encourages the viewers to vote for who they want to eliminate from the losing contestants at the end of every episode.
- Dwindling Party: As how this type of show normally goes, one of the twelve contestants gets eliminated every episode until there's only one left remaining.
- Eject the Loser: Texto eliminates their contestants by selecting and then deleting them out of existence. When asked if they are dead, Texto reassures that they just sent them to a place somewhere probably in another dimension.
- Fun with Acronyms: The: Joke stands for "Texto's Hilarious Entertainment: Just Objects Killing Eachother" which spells out the true intentions of what Texto wants to see in their joke show.
- Mythology Gag: A portion of the castnote had initially come from Inanimate Roulette, Gery's old show currently in
Development Hell, as seen in the intro. - They Killed Kenny Again: There's a reason why Joke in the title stands for "Just Objects Killing Eachother" what with the contestants dying in increasingly comical ways only to be brought back to life the next episode no worse for wear.
