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--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''

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* In "Of Course You Know This Means War And Peace" pt. 2, the Martian Queen, being rescued from Duck Dodgers' bathroom (ItMakesSenseInContext) declares that she needs mouth to mouth resuscitation, which is all good and well, until you remember that the Martians have no mouths.
* In the same episode, we see the Martian Queen kiss Commander X-2. Except that neither of them have mouths, let alone lips, to kiss with.

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--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''

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* In "Of Course You Know This Means War And Peace" pt. 2, the Martian Queen, being rescued from Duck Dodgers' bathroom (ItMakesSenseInContext) declares that she needs mouth to mouth resuscitation, which is all good and well, until you remember that the Martians have no mouths.
* In the same episode, we see the Martian Queen kiss Commander X-2. Except that neither of them have mouths, let alone lips, to kiss with.
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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Protecting the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive with Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
** Additionally the theme song declares that he's fighting "tyranny." Except that the Martian Queen's name is Ty-Rah-Nee. Which is probably more accurate.

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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Protecting the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive with Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
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theme song declares that he's fighting "tyranny." Except that the Martian Queen's name is Ty-Rah-Nee. Which is probably more accurate.



* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way? It is '''because''' he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.

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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way? It is '''because''' he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However However, these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.



** In the same episode, we see the Martian Queen kiss Commander X-2. Except that neither of them have mouths, let alone lips, to kiss with.
*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].

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** * In the same episode, we see the Martian Queen kiss Commander X-2. Except that neither of them have mouths, let alone lips, to kiss with.
*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].
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Wrong line in lyrics. Changed "Defending the powerless and the weak" to "Protecting the powerless and the weak".


* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive with Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}

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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending century,/Protecting the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive with Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
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Come to think of it, the brackets aren't necessary.


* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive [with] Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}

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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive [with] with Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}

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* The opening theme for the ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive [with] Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}



* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way? It is because he '''is''' an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.

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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way? It is because '''because''' he '''is''' is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.

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* In 'Talent Show a-Go-Go', the Martian Queen could have picked any bit of music on Earth or Mars. Knowing Dodgers will be in the audience, she picks a blues song about lying, two-timing men (and then, predictably enough given her love/hate attitude toward him, performs it in the sultriest possible manner.)
--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''



*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].
* In 'Talent Show a-Go-Go', the Martian Queen could have picked any bit of music on Earth or Mars. Knowing Dodgers will be in the audience, she picks a blues song about lying, two-timing men (and then, predictably enough given her love/hate attitude toward him, performs it in the sultriest possible manner.)
--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''

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*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].
* In 'Talent Show a-Go-Go', the Martian Queen could have picked any bit of music on Earth or Mars. Knowing Dodgers will be in the audience, she picks a blues song about lying, two-timing men (and then, predictably enough given her love/hate attitude toward him, performs it in the sultriest possible manner.)
--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''
way]].
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* The opening theme for the ''DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}

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* The opening theme for the ''DuckDodgers'' ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way. Well it is because he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.

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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians and save the day in the end in some weird way. Well it way? It is because he is '''is''' an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.
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*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].

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*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].way]].
* In 'Talent Show a-Go-Go', the Martian Queen could have picked any bit of music on Earth or Mars. Knowing Dodgers will be in the audience, she picks a blues song about lying, two-timing men (and then, predictably enough given her love/hate attitude toward him, performs it in the sultriest possible manner.)
--> ''A man is just two-faced, / A worrisome thing / Who'll leave you to sing / The blues... in the night...''
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* The opening theme for the ''DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering who we're talking about here, it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}

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* The opening theme for the ''DuckDodgers'' series, specifically the first four lines. [="Frozen in a time and space divide,/but how would the universe survive?/Duck Dodgers in the 24th and one-half century,/Defending the powerless and the weak."=] One would normally parse that with the punctuation I just used, making it a BraggingThemeTune. OK, makes sense. But ''what if you move the question mark to the end of the fourth line?'' The third and fourth lines then become the object of "survive". In other words, now those same lines are asking, "How would the universe survive Duck Dodgers doing all that?" Considering [[LordErrorProne who we're talking about here, here]], it ends up being surprisingly appropriate. -{{Tropers/djkates}}
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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians andsave the day in the end in some weird way. Well it is because he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.

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* How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians andsave and save the day in the end in some weird way. Well it is because he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.
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** Additionally the theme song declares that he's fighting "tyranny." Except that the Martian Queen's name is Ty-Rah-Nee. Which is probably more accurate.
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*How is it that despite Dodgers being a complete idiot, he somehow manages to defeat the Martians andsave the day in the end in some weird way. Well it is because he is an idiot. Most of the Martian fleet appears to consist of robots; which are most likely programmed with full knowledge of Earth-based weapons and tactics and have counter measures programmed into them. However these robots are programmed to fight the best of the best, so they really have no counter measures for Dodgers because he doesn't even know what he is doing half the time...or maybe Dodgers is just really lucky and the Martians are idiots.
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*** [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit She's just drawn that way]].
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* In "Of Course You Know This Means War And Peace" pt. 2, the Martian Queen, being rescued from Duck Dodgers' bathroom (ItMakesSenseInContext) declares that she needs mouth to mouth resuscitation, which is all good and well, until you remember that the Martians have no mouths.
** In the same episode, we see the Martian Queen kiss Commander X-2. Except that neither of them have mouths, let alone lips, to kiss with.
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* Of course Dodgers would fare better in the Martian Desert than The Commander. Granted, as Dodgers says, he's lived in Palm Springs. However, given Mars' considerably further distance from the Sun, the "heat" of the Martian desert has to be called into question. In fact, drifting into FridgeLogic territory, what would the Martians even want with a planet as close to the Sun as our own? It would be sweltering to them in even our mildest of climates.

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