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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Knew your father, I did!"'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Knew your father, I did!"'']]
did!"''[[note]]Hey, leave my father outta this![[/note]]]]
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* ImaginaryFriend: Basically? Mr. B claims to be Buzz's personal spirit of music, who awakened when Buzz reached out to play a record in order to make himself feel better. As such, such one else can see or interact with them. The implication is that ''everyone'' has a Mr. B Natural of their own. However, since ''this'' Mr. B claims to have helped another child, there may be some kind of HiveMind going on.
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* BeYourself: Mr B encourages Buzz to run with his desire to learn how to play music and not worry about whether or not he'll be any good.


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* FamousAncestor: Mr. B claims to be related to all musical instruments, and, is (one assumes) also family to all the other notes.
* {{Flight}}: At one point Mr B flings themself out a window, and Buzz's reaction indicates that he sees them flying off.


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* {{Shapeshifter}}: Mr. B can assume the form of a note...or is a note assuming humanoid form?


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* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Mr. B can make musical instruments appear out of thin air. Buzz still has to pay for his own trumpet, though.


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* {{Teleportation}}: First shown when Mr. B suddenly appears in Buzz's locker, then in his room.
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* HartmanHips: Betty Luster, who plays Mr. B., unknowingly (or knowingly?) shows off her hips when lying down on her side at one point.
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* CuteButCacophonic: Mr. B has a very high-pitched voice. '''Very''' high-pitched, in fact. It's probably not even Betty Luster's [[{{Pun}} natural]] voice, [[{{Irony}} for that matter]].

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* CuteButCacophonic: Mr. B has a very high-pitched voice. '''Very''' high-pitched, in fact. It's probably not even Betty Luster's [[{{Pun}} natural]] voice, [[{{Irony}} for that matter]].
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: Mr. B Natural is the living embodiment of music, and represents " the spirit of music in you [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall AND you]]!"

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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: Mr. B Natural is the living embodiment of music, and represents " the "the spirit of music in you [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall AND you]]!"
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''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''has riffed on this twice - for the original version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E19WarOfTheColossalBeast episode recap page]]; it was riffed again in the 2023 Winter Festival of Shorts.

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''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''has ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' has riffed on this twice - for the original version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E19WarOfTheColossalBeast episode recap page]]; it was riffed again in the 2023 Winter Festival of Shorts.
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-->'''Fred:''' ''([[WhatAnIdiot turning down a date with a cute girl]])'' Not me, Jeannie! Band practice! I wouldn't miss it for anything! I'm bucking for first clarinet chair![[invoked]]

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-->'''Fred:''' ''([[WhatAnIdiot turning ''(turning down a date with a cute girl]])'' girl)'' Not me, Jeannie! Band practice! I wouldn't miss it for anything! I'm bucking for first clarinet chair![[invoked]]
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* VocalDissonance: For such a hot... person, Mr. B has a screechy, high-pitched, constantly fluctuating, harpy scream of a voice.

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* VocalDissonance: For such a hot... person, Mr. B has a screechy, high-pitched, constantly fluctuating, harpy scream of a voice.voice; described as "a shrill, peculiar succubus" in The Amazing Colossal Mystery Science Theatre Episode Guide.

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For the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E19WarOfTheColossalBeast episode recap page]]. Podcast/RiffTrax also did its own commentary using a complete, unblemished copy of the short; the ''[=MST3K=]'' version had broken splices.

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For ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''has riffed on this twice - for the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' original version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E19WarOfTheColossalBeast episode recap page]]. page]]; it was riffed again in the 2023 Winter Festival of Shorts.

Podcast/RiffTrax also did its own commentary using a complete, unblemished copy of the short; the ''[=MST3K=]'' version had broken splices.

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* LegFocus: Mr. B has a few odd shots showing off her legs as she stands or sits, though the actress was a dancer, so it makes some sense.



* ShesGotLegs: Mr. B has a few odd shots showing off her legs as she stands or sits, though the actress was a dancer, so it makes some sense.
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%%* AnthropomorphicPersonification

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%%* AnthropomorphicPersonification* AnthropomorphicPersonification: Mr. B Natural is the living embodiment of music, and represents " the spirit of music in you [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall AND you]]!"



%%* CuteButCacophonic: Mr. B.

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%%* * CuteButCacophonic: Mr. B.B has a very high-pitched voice. '''Very''' high-pitched, in fact. It's probably not even Betty Luster's [[{{Pun}} natural]] voice, [[{{Irony}} for that matter]].
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* HartmanHips: Betty Luster, who plays Mr. B., unknowingly (or knowingly?) shows off her hips when laying down on her side at one point.

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* HartmanHips: Betty Luster, who plays Mr. B., unknowingly (or knowingly?) shows off her hips when laying lying down on her side at one point.
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* AnAesop: For all its goofiness and commercial praise of Conn instruments, the short does spend most of its time emphasizing the importance of musical education, even if it does exaggerate just how good it is.
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* AsHimself: Bruce Podewell and his parents played themselves.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Mr. B.

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* %%* {{Bifauxnen}}: Mr. B.



* CuteButCacophonic: Mr. B.

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* SweetPollyOliver

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* %%* SweetPollyOliver
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* CrosscastRole: Mr. B. is clearly not played by a man.
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* HartmanHips: Betty Luster, who plays Mr. B., unknowingly (or [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar knowingly]]?) shows off her hips when laying down on her side at one point.

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* HartmanHips: Betty Luster, who plays Mr. B., unknowingly (or [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar knowingly]]?) knowingly?) shows off her hips when laying down on her side at one point.

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