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* ParodyDisplacement: the "Ketchup Advisory Board" commercials started as parodies of a series rather smug-sounding Merrill Lynch commercials from TheEighties, and have continued long after their inspiration, much like Merrill Lynch itself, are mostly forgotten.
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* ParodyDisplacement: the "Ketchup Advisory Board" commercials started as parodies of a series rather smug-sounding Merrill Lynch commercials from TheEighties, The80s, and have continued long after their inspiration, much like Merrill Lynch itself, are mostly forgotten.
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* AcceptableTargets: Texans, evidently.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Since Keillor was ousted by NPR and the show's title changed after he was accused of sexual misconduct.
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* ParodyDisplacement: the "Ketchup Advisory Board" commercials started as parodies of a series rather smug-sounding Merrill Lynch commercials from TheEighties, and have continued long after their inspiration, much like Merrill Lynch itself, are mostly forgotten.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Intentionally [[AvertedTrope Averted]] specifically for the News From Lake Wobegon. Keilor stated in an interview with the BBC that he deliberately avoids including any topical or pop culture references in this segment for a myriad of reasons, though timelessness is primary.
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* MemeticMutation: Keillor's red socks, invariably seen at the live shows. They're something of a personal trademark of his.
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* MemeticMutation: MemeticMutation:
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** Keillor's red socks, invariably seen at the live shows. They're something of a personal trademark of his.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Since Keillor was ousted by NPR and the show's title changed after he was accused of sexual misconduct.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The Powdermilk theme, but also the saxophone-and-piano number that opens ''Guy Noir'', and the theme song itself--so recognizable that people in the audience cheer at the very first note.
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* EarWorm: The Powdermilk theme, but also the saxophone-and-piano number that opens ''Guy Noir'', and the theme song itself--so recognizable that people in the audience cheer at the very first note.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Greg Chris Thile has inevitably been hit by this.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Greg Thile has inevitably been hit by this.
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** Leading to a joke among some fans that Keillor will only retire when "he runs out of red socks"
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* FollowTheLeader: It started off as an Upper Midwest, folk music-oriented take on ''The Grand Ole Opry'' before heading off in its own direction.
** On the flip side, ''TheVinylCafe'' clearly took inspiration from ''APHC'' but eventually evolved its own style. In the US, some public radio stations even air ''The Vinyl Cafe'' immediately following ''APHC''.
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** On the flip side,''TheVinylCafe'' ''Radio/TheVinylCafe'' clearly took inspiration from ''APHC'' but eventually evolved its own style. In the US, some public radio stations even air ''The Vinyl Cafe'' immediately following ''APHC''.
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** On the flip side,
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Keillor hosted the weekday morning show on Minnesota Public Radio starting in 1969. After writing an article about the Grand Ole Opry in ''TheNewYorker'' in 1974 he decided to try his own Saturday night live music variety show. He did both shows for a while, but the Saturday show was a big hit in Minnesota and became nationally syndicated, so Keillor quit doing the weekday show in 1982.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Keillor hosted the weekday morning show on Minnesota Public Radio starting in 1969. After writing an article about the Grand Ole Opry in ''TheNewYorker'' ''Magazine/TheNewYorker'' in 1974 he decided to try his own Saturday night live music variety show. He did both shows for a while, but the Saturday show was a big hit in Minnesota and became nationally syndicated, so Keillor quit doing the weekday show in 1982.
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* FollowTheLeader: It started off as an Upper Midwest, folk music-oriented take on ''The Grand Ole Opry'' before heading off in its own direction.
** On the flip side, ''TheVinylCafe'' clearly took inspiration from ''APHC'' but eventually evolved its own style. In the US, some public radio stations even air ''The Vinyl Cafe'' immediately following ''APHC''.
** On the flip side, ''TheVinylCafe'' clearly took inspiration from ''APHC'' but eventually evolved its own style. In the US, some public radio stations even air ''The Vinyl Cafe'' immediately following ''APHC''.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Keillor hosted the weekday morning show on Minnesota Public Radio starting in 1969. After writing an article about the Grand Ole Opry in ''TheNewYorker'' in 1974 he decided to try his own Saturday night live music variety show. He did both shows for a while, but the Saturday show was a big hit in Minnesota and became nationally syndicated, so Keillor quit doing the weekday show in 1982.
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* MemeticMutation: Keillor's red shoes, invariably seen at the live shows.
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* HoYay: Occasionally between Dusty and Lefty, the cowboys. They tend to say "my partner", which makes people think of the [[HaveAGayOldTime the newer version of "partner"]].
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* HoYay: Occasionally between Dusty and Lefty, the cowboys. They tend to say "my partner", which makes people think of the of [[HaveAGayOldTime the newer version of "partner"]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: Garrison Keillor's "I'm A Lutheran", from the 1990s, makes a lot of jokes about Episcopalians and how Garrison likes Lutherans more, Garrison Keillor is one of them (an Episcopalian) now.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The "Penguin Joke" became a RunningGag because the first time Garrison Keillor tried to tell it on the air, he badly flubbed the delivery. They've been repeating his mistake word-for-word ever since.
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* YourMileageMayVary: The show is a LoveItOrHateIt affair. Many Minnesotans ''really'' hate it, mostly because many people believe [[ViewersAreMorons Lake Wobegon is an actual town.]] Conversely, many ''really'' love it.
