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* In ''Mikey's Pants'', Gretchen gives Mikey pants made from a titanium alloy that the Soviet Union used on their spaceships... but the pants rip anyways. However, the Soviet Union not only went through a lot of shortages but also tended to have faulty technology, what with Soviet televisions literally [http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19910721&slug=1295639 exploding]. Either a material shortage or terrible production left Mikey with defective pants. (Plus, why would the Soviet Union spend resources from its space program, that is, its greatest strength, on mundane ''pants''?)
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** Let's hope the events of the episode have encouraged TJ to take authority figures, even those representing his country, with a grain of salt.
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** Maybe they just are in that class for one subject. It happens sometimes in school.
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* The ChristmasEpisode takes place after "The Voice," complete with references and a flashback. Yet Mikey's singing performance in "The Voice" is at the Spring Fling assembly. A typical school semester runs from September to June – Christmas [[CaptainObvious obviously]] never comes after spring. So if the whole series takes place while the main cast is in fourth grade, how can Mikey have sung at the Spring Fling before singing at the Christmas pageant?


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* The ChristmasEpisode takes place after "The Voice," complete with references and a flashback. Yet Mikey's singing performance in "The Voice" is at the Spring Fling assembly. A typical school semester runs from September to June – Christmas [[CaptainObvious obviously]] obviously never comes after spring. So if the whole series takes place while the main cast is in fourth grade, how can Mikey have sung at the Spring Fling before singing at the Christmas pageant?

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* Vincent’s big brother Chad is revealed to be a geek despite all the praise the other kids initially had for him. Since he was a geek his peers most likely didn’t want to hang out with him. Chad is shown to be very self-confident, so rather then try to impress them he would talk to and play with the younger kids. Having an older kid be nice to you when you’re very young is a big deal, so he was legitimately cool in their eyes at the time.
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* Hypnosis cannot force people to do things against their will. Thus in the episode "The Hypnotist", when Principal Prickly is hypnotized into thinking hey's a six-year-old, it reveals a subconscious desire to want to be a kid.

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* Hypnosis cannot force people to do things against their will. Thus in the episode "The Hypnotist", when Principal Prickly is hypnotized into thinking hey's he's a six-year-old, it reveals a subconscious desire to want to be a kid.kid again.
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* In the episode "The Challenge" at Fifth Street Elementary (Where Prickley's brother's the principal) he meet the gang's doppelgangers at the school. In the episode after it, "Dance Lessons," Spinelli does ballet and meets some doppelgangers of the Ashleys named the Megans. Even though we don't see them in the previous episode, it's safe to assume they attend Fifth Street.

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* In the episode "The Challenge" at Fifth 98th Street Elementary (Where Prickley's (where Prickly's brother's the principal) he meet the gang's doppelgangers at the school. In the episode after it, "Dance Lessons," Spinelli does ballet and meets some doppelgangers of the Ashleys named the Megans. Even though we don't see them in the previous episode, it's safe to assume they attend Fifth 98th Street.
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* Hank knowing advanced math seems like a ThrowItIn gag done for the sake of an AlmightyJanitor joke but it's revealed that Third Street Elementary is heated by a boiler. Boilers require special licensing as well as training to operate and service and Hank is the only janitor seen. Therefore, it's likely that he has a significant engineering background with the attendant high proficiency in math.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RecessSchoolsOut'', the film ends with one of Dr. Benedict's lackeys offering to turn state's evidence for the trial; Randall, overhearing this, remarks "Geez, what a squealer!" This might look like a simple case of HypocriticalHumor, but the series reveals that for all of his love of snitching and tattling, Randall is ''completely'' devoted to Miss Finster, and would never think of betraying her. That's why he's so disgusted with the idea of Benedict's minion ratting him out--he would never do the same to her.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/RecessSchoolsOut'', the film ends with one of Dr. Benedict's lackeys offering to turn state's evidence for the trial; Randall, overhearing this, remarks "Geez, what a squealer!" This might look like a simple case of HypocriticalHumor, but the series reveals that for all of his love of snitching and tattling, Randall is ''completely'' devoted to Miss Finster, and would never think of betraying her. That's why he's so disgusted with the idea of Benedict's minion ratting him out--he would never do can't even imagine doing the same to her.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RecessSchoolsOut'', the film ends with one of Dr. Benedict's lackeys offering to turn state's evidence for the trial; Randall, overhearing this, remarks "Geez, what a squealer!" This might look like a simple case of HypocriticalHumor, but the series reveals that for all of his love of snitching and tattling, Randall is ''completely'' devoted to Miss Finster, and would never think of betraying her. That's why he's so disgusted with the idea of Benedict's minion ratting him out--he would never do the same to her.
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* Mikey's huge size and BigEater tendencies aren't just a funny contrast to his [[GentleGiant gentle]], sensitive personality, but actually fit with it. First of all, it makes sense that a poetic personality like his should relish all sensual pleasures, including food. Secondly, highly sensitive people are often prone to emotional eating and to excess weight as a result.

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* Mikey's huge size and BigEater tendencies aren't just a funny contrast to his [[GentleGiant gentle]], sensitive personality, but actually fit with it. First of all, highly sensitive people are often prone to emotional eating and weight problems. Secondly, it makes sense that a poetic personality like his should relish all sensual pleasures, including food. Secondly, highly sensitive people are often prone to emotional eating and to excess weight as a result.
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*The ChristmasEpisode takes place after "The Voice," complete with references and a flashback. Yet Mikey's singing performance in "The Voice" is at the Spring Fling assembly. A typical school semester runs from September to June – Christmas [[CaptainObvious obviously]] never comes after spring. So if the whole series takes place while the main cast is in fourth grade, how can Mikey have sung at the Spring Fling before singing at the Christmas pageant?
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* In the episode "The Challenge" at Fifth Street Elementary (Where Prickley's brother's the principal) he meet the gang's doppelgangers at the school. The episode after it is when Spinelli does ballet we meet some Ashleys doppelgangers named the Megans. Since we don't see them in the previous episode, it's safe to assume they attend Fifth Street.

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* In the episode "The Challenge" at Fifth Street Elementary (Where Prickley's brother's the principal) he meet the gang's doppelgangers at the school. The In the episode after it is when it, "Dance Lessons," Spinelli does ballet we meet and meets some Ashleys doppelgangers of the Ashleys named the Megans. Since Even though we don't see them in the previous episode, it's safe to assume they attend Fifth Street.
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* A lot of one time characters disappear without an explanation while some leave at the end of an episode. It's possible Geldman the Bully scared them away, like he did to the kid at the beginning of "Gus' Last Stand."

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* A lot of one time characters disappear without an explanation while some leave at the end of an episode. It's possible Geldman Gelman the Bully scared them away, like he did to the kid at the beginning of "Gus' Last Stand."




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* Mikey's huge size and BigEater tendencies aren't just a funny contrast to his [[GentleGiant gentle]], sensitive personality, but actually fit with it. First of all, it makes sense that a poetic personality like his should relish all sensual pleasures, including food. Secondly, highly sensitive people are often prone to emotional eating and to excess weight as a result.

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* In Recess is Cancelled TJ refuses to do anything about the governments plan to cancel recess on the grounds that it's unpatriotic and that's the one thing he'd never do. So basically TJ would never fight or go against the US government, no matter how wrong he thought they were, because of his blind loyalty to his country. Let's hope he grows out of that mentality.

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* In Recess "Recess is Cancelled Cancelled" TJ refuses to do anything about the governments plan to cancel recess on the grounds that it's unpatriotic and that's the one thing he'd never do. So basically TJ would never fight or go against the US government, no matter how wrong he thought they were, because of his blind loyalty to his country. Let's hope he grows out of that mentality. mentality.
* TheReveal at the end of "The Trial" is much more disturbing from an adult perspective than from a kid's. Randall [[spoiler: hit himself on the head with a rock to frame Spinelli for throwing it at him, just because he was jealous that Miss Finster praised her.]] It's only dumb luck that he didn't [[spoiler: seriously injure or even kill himself.]] That boy needs therapy!
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* In "The Shiner", King Bob lavished T.J. with praise for supposedly quelling a Kindergarden uprising. In a previous episode, "To Finster With Love", just such an uprising temporarily drove him off of his throne.
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* "The Library Kid" has this gem from Gretchen: "Drive her into the [[{{Existentialism}} existentialists]]! There's Theatre/NoExit!"

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* "The Library Kid" has this gem from Gretchen: "Drive her into the [[{{Existentialism}} [[UsefulNotes/{{Existentialism}} existentialists]]! There's Theatre/NoExit!"
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* In Recess is Cancelled TJ refuses to do anything about the governments plan to cancel recess on the grounds that it's unpatriotic and that's the one thing he'd never do. So basically TJ would never fight or go against the US government, no matter how wrong he thought they were, because of his blind loyalty to his country. Let's hope he grows out of that mentality.
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* in one episode where Gus was designated King Bob's substitute, his first act as king involved him settling a conflict that he solved by floundering through and ultimately botching JudgementOfSolomon, this perfectly foreshadowed his brief reign becoming tyrannical and ultimately self destructive.
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* In "Hustler's Apprentice" Hustler Kid does not want Gus to sell counterfeit passes because they might get a kid in trouble, which would make sense, but in "The Ratings Game" Hustler Kid had no problem selling kids fake IDs and Social Security Cards, which could just as easily get kids in trouble, if anything fake IDs would get a kid in FAR more serious trouble then a fake hall pass, so when you remember that, Hustler Kid unintentionally comes off as a hypocrite.

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* In "Hustler's Apprentice" Hustler Kid does not want Gus to sell counterfeit passes because they might get a kid in trouble, which would make sense, but in "The Ratings Game" "First Name Ashley" Hustler Kid had no problem selling kids fake IDs I.D.s and Social Security Cards, which could just as easily get kids in trouble, if anything fake IDs I.D.s would get a kid in FAR more serious trouble then a fake hall pass, so when you remember that, Hustler Kid unintentionally comes off as a hypocrite.
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* In "Hustler's Apprentice" Hustler Kid does not want Gus to sell counterfeit passes because they might get a kid in trouble, which would make sense, but in "The Ratings Game" Hustler Kid had no problem selling kids fake IDs and Social Security Cards, which could just as easily get kids in trouble, if anything fake IDs would get a kid in FAR more serious trouble then a fake hall pass, so when you remember that, Hustler Kid unintentionally comes off as a hypocrite.
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* In some episodes the Ashley's are shown to be in Miss Grotke's class("Gus Fortune") while in other episodes they are in another class("The Great Can Drive").

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** Possibly the kids who had summer school went to a different school for that. There are some districts that just send all the summer school kids to one school.
** They might not have summer school at all; my elementary school didn't.

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** Possibly the kids who had summer school went to a different school for that. There are some that, if they even hold summer school at all. Many districts that just send all the summer school kids to one school.
** They might not have summer school at all; my elementary school didn't.
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** Where I grew up, most parents didn't allow their children to wear contacts until they were around fourteen or fifteen.

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** Where I grew up, most Most parents didn't don't allow their children to wear contacts until they were they're around fourteen or fifteen.



** I think they'd have to wait until the end of the day to see if any children who didn't get sick showed up. The gang showed up so school was back on.

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** I think they'd They would probably have to wait until the end of the day to see if any children who didn't get sick showed up. The gang showed up so school was back on.



* Considering Gus's dad is in the military, he's more than likely going to move away from Third Street at some point and leave the best friends he's ever had, like he's had to several times before.

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* Considering Gus's dad is in the military, he's more than likely going to move away from Third Street at some point and leave the best friends he's ever had, like he's had to several times before.before.
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* "The Library Kid" has this gem from Gretchen: "Drive her into the [[{{Existentialism}} existentialists]]! There's Theatre/NoExit!"
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* The entire school changing their names to Ashley in "First Name Ashley". Ashley Q protests "you're not even girls!" - Ashley is a boy's name in the UK.

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* The entire school changing their names to Ashley in "First Name Ashley". Ashley Q protests "you're not even girls!" - Ashley is a boy's name in the UK.UK, and (while uncommon) in the US too.
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** Wouldn't there at least be custodians working throughout the summer?
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* Considering Gus's dad is in the military, he's more than likely going to move away from Third Street at some point and leave the best friends he's ever had.

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* Considering Gus's dad is in the military, he's more than likely going to move away from Third Street at some point and leave the best friends he's ever had.had, like he's had to several times before.

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