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* HotterAndSexier: In an effort to appeal to the 17-25 age range, the animated series relied on more risque comedy to compete with ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Fans of the original comic and the comic strip creators were ''not'' pleased with the results. Oddly enough, though, when it comes to most of Creator/AdultSwim's other shows, ''Baby Blues'' is pretty tame in comparison (yes, it does have sex references, {{Fanservice}} [The Birthday Lady], and kid-unfriendly jokes that'd nevertheless go over their heads, but it's nothing worse than a TV-PG).

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* HotterAndSexier: In an effort to appeal to the 17-25 18-25 age range, the animated series relied on more risque comedy to compete with ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Fans of the original comic and the comic strip creators were ''not'' pleased with the results. Oddly enough, though, when it comes to most of Creator/AdultSwim's other shows, ''Baby Blues'' is pretty tame in comparison (yes, it does have sex references, {{Fanservice}} [The Birthday Lady], and kid-unfriendly jokes that'd nevertheless go over their heads, but it's nothing worse than a TV-PG).
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* OnlyFriend: As often as Darryl is irritated with Kenny (to the point of calling him an idiot), "Wanda Moves Up" reveals he's this to him. When Darryl quits his job to be a stay-at-home dad, Kenny is depressed, as none of the other hundreds of people who work in their office will even make small talk with him. Kenny outright hugs Darryl when he comes back for a visit.
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* AdaptedOut: Since this series takes place when Zoe was a baby, Hammie and Wren do not appear.



* CanonForeigner: The Bittermans, Darryl's co-worker Kenny, and Bizzy the babysitter.

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* CanonForeigner: The Bittermans, Darryl's co-worker Kenny, the family's dog Charlie, and Bizzy the babysitter.
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The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim in its early years aired this show as part of a trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity, and is the only one of the three to not see a home media release.

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The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more like a copy of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone.''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' or ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim in its early years aired this show as part of a trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity, and is the only one of the three to not see a home media release.
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* GenderBenderName: In "Bizzy Moves In", one of Bizzy's friend is named Sioux, which sounds like "Sue".

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* GenderBenderName: GenderBlenderName: In "Bizzy Moves In", one of Bizzy's friend is named Sioux, which sounds like "Sue".
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* GenderBenderName: In "Bizzy Moves In", one of Bizzy's friend is named Sioux, which sounds like "Sue".
-->'''Sioux's dad:''' ''(picking his son up from the police station)'' A boy named Sioux, what did I do?
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* HippieParents: In "Bizzy Moves In", Bizzy mentions that Sioux's parents are this, hence his unusually name. His dad later show up to pick him up, he definitely looks hippie.

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* HippieParents: In "Bizzy Moves In", Bizzy mentions that Sioux's parents are this, hence his unusually name. His dad later show up to pick him up, up at the police station, he definitely looks hippie.
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* HippieParents: In "Bizzy Moves In", Bizzy mentions that Sioux's parents are this, hence his unusually name.

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* HippieParents: In "Bizzy Moves In", Bizzy mentions that Sioux's parents are this, hence his unusually name. His dad later show up to pick him up, he definitely looks hippie.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: One of Bizzy's friends is mistaken for a girl by Wanda in "Bizzy Moves In", because of his long name and his name "Sioux" sounds like "Sue".

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* DudeLooksLikeALady: One of Bizzy's friends is mistaken for a girl by Wanda in In "Bizzy Moves In", Wanda mistaken one of Bizzy's friends Sioux as a girl because of his long name hair and his name "Sioux" sounds like "Sue".
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: One of Bizzy's friends is mistaken for a girl by Wanda in "Bizzy Moves In", because of his long name and his name "Sioux" sounds like "Sue".


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* HippieParents: In "Bizzy Moves In", Bizzy mentions that Sioux's parents are this, hence his unusually name.
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* ParentWithNewParamour: Bizzy's mom's boyfriend, who's a real jerk, according to Bizzy. He's actually Creator/DrewCarrey, and he's only trying to get along with Bizzy.

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* ParentWithNewParamour: Bizzy's mom's boyfriend, who's a real jerk, according to Bizzy. He's actually Creator/DrewCarrey, Creator/DrewCarey, and he's only trying to get along with Bizzy.
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* ParentWithNewParamour: Bizzy's mom's boyfriend, who's a real jerk, according to Bizzy.

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* ParentWithNewParamour: Bizzy's mom's boyfriend, who's a real jerk, according to Bizzy. He's actually Creator/DrewCarrey, and he's only trying to get along with Bizzy.
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* AnimatedShockComedy: While the comic was generally rather tame and down-to-earth, the show is filled to the brim with crude humor.
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A short-lived cartoon on Creator/TheWB based on the comic strip ''ComicStrip/BabyBlues''. It lasted only 13 episodes[[note]]really having 26 episodes but the last 13 unaired.[[/note]] as a {{midseason replacement}}. The first 8 episodes aired between July and August 2000, with the final five airing on Creator/AdultSwim in 2002.

The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim aired this show alongside the trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity, and is the only one of the three to not see a home media release.

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A short-lived cartoon on Creator/TheWB based on the comic strip ''ComicStrip/BabyBlues''. It lasted only 13 episodes[[note]]really having episodes[[note]]it really had 26 episodes episodes, but only half made it to the last 13 unaired.[[/note]] air[[/note]] as a {{midseason replacement}}. The first 8 episodes aired between July and August 2000, with the final five airing on Creator/AdultSwim in 2002.

The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim in its early years aired this show alongside the as part of a trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity, and is the only one of the three to not see a home media release.

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* SantasExistenceClause: At the end of "A Baby Blues Christmas Special," Darryl and Wanda wind up at a diner with Zoey and get some useful advice from a big guy with a white beard. After a moment of wondering, they see he's a truck driver and laugh it off, but the end reveals he was Santa all along.



* YesVirginia: At the end of "A Baby Blues Christmas Special," Darryl and Wanda wind up at a diner with Zoey and get some useful advice from a big guy with a white beard. After a moment of wondering, they see he's a truck driver and laugh it off, but the end reveals he was Santa all along.
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The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim aired this show alongside the trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity.

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The show was subjected to much ExecutiveMeddling to make it more of a ''Simpsons''-com ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' clone. [[http://www.enquirer.com/columns/kiese/2000/07/27/jki_kiesewetter_network.html The strip's creators weren't too thrilled with the results]] and neither were most of the audience. Not only was the show a critical failure (especially when compared to the more warm comic strip), but it suffered very poor ratings. Creator/AdultSwim aired this show alongside the trio of short-lived WB network animated shows from the late 1990s into 2000 (this show, ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'', and ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''), but now, the show has largely faded into obscurity.
obscurity, and is the only one of the three to not see a home media release.
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* ConjoinedEyes: Some of the characters are drawn this way.
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A short-lived cartoon on Creator/TheWB based on the comic strip ''ComicStrip/BabyBlues''. It lasted only 13 episodes[[note]]really having 26 episodes but the last 13 unaired.[[/note]] as a {{midseason replacement}}. All released between July and August, 2000.

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A short-lived cartoon on Creator/TheWB based on the comic strip ''ComicStrip/BabyBlues''. It lasted only 13 episodes[[note]]really having 26 episodes but the last 13 unaired.[[/note]] as a {{midseason replacement}}. All released The first 8 episodes aired between July and August, 2000.August 2000, with the final five airing on Creator/AdultSwim in 2002.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Carl and Rodney. Like father like son.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Carl and Rodney. Like father father, like son.


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* ParentWithNewParamour: Bizzy's mom's boyfriend, who's a real jerk, according to Bizzy.
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