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* WhamLine: When Sam [[Spoilers: Calls in to Snertz to deliver Mr Jenkins]].
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* WhamLine: When Sam [[Spoilers: Calls in to Snertz to deliver Mr Jenkins]]
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* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].[[spoiler: But not really]].
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* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].[[spoiler: But [[spoiler:But not really]].
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz.[[spoiler: Then [[spoiler:Then it’s revealed that they’re not bad guys at all]]?all]].
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* AdaptationalVillainy: The goat from the book is a bounty hunter.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: The AdaptationalVillainy:
**The goat from the book is a bountyhunter.hunter.
**[[spoiler:'''''SAM-I-AM'''''. Though not evil by any means, the last few episodes of Season 1 reveal that his claim to want to return Jenkins to his family in the wild was a lie and that '''he’s''' the one trying to sell him to Snerz as part of his career as a animal-smuggling scam artist, with a notorious enough rap sheet to catch the BADGUYS attention. Thankfully, his adventures and friendship with Jenkins and Guy inspire him to pull a HeelFaceTurn and help Jenkins for real]].
**The goat from the book is a bounty
**[[spoiler:'''''SAM-I-AM'''''. Though not evil by any means, the last few episodes of Season 1 reveal that his claim to want to return Jenkins to his family in the wild was a lie and that '''he’s''' the one trying to sell him to Snerz as part of his career as a animal-smuggling scam artist, with a notorious enough rap sheet to catch the BADGUYS attention. Thankfully, his adventures and friendship with Jenkins and Guy inspire him to pull a HeelFaceTurn and help Jenkins for real]].
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* EvilCounterpart: [=McWinkle=] and Gluntz are basically bounty hunter versions of Guy and Sam in terms of temperament and size, but [=McWinkle=] is genuinely successful at his profession and Gluntz mostly listens to what he has to say.
* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].
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* EvilCounterpart: [=McWinkle=] and Gluntz are basically bounty hunter versions of Guy and Sam in terms of temperament and size, but [=McWinkle=] is genuinely successful at his profession and Gluntz mostly listens to what he has to say.
say.[[spoiler: Subverted when they’re revealed to be GoodAllAlong]].
* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].[[spoiler: But not really]].
* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].[[spoiler: But not really]].
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:The BADGUYS, whose name is actually an acronym for “Bureau of Animal Defense, Glurfsberg, Upper Yipville Section, and were chasing after Sam and Guy to '''stop''' Sam from selling Jenkins to Snerz. The narrator even uses this trope word-for-word to describe them]].
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* LovableRogue: Deconstructed with the precocious Sam whose harebrained whims and reckless spending of ''Guy's'' money leave the pair broke midway through the show.
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* LovableRogue: Deconstructed with the precocious Sam whose harebrained whims and reckless spending of ''Guy's'' money leave the pair broke midway through the show.
show. [[spoiler:Especially true when he’s revealed to be an animal-smuggling scam artist]].
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Gluntz.[[spoiler: Except she’s not evil]].
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Gluntz.[[spoiler: Except she’s not evil]].
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz.[[spoiler: Then it’s revealed that they’re not bad guys at all]]?
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* LemonyNarrator: He can be muted, confused, and when he briefly talks to Guy in the second episode, the Narrator tells him that he's gone insane.
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* ScarilyCompetentTracker: In a bizarre world, [=McWinkle=] gets by with sensible logic and ruthlessness. For example, when the protagonists would theoretically have an entire town to hide in, [=McWinkle=] is able to determine just from visiting a restaurant they were at, that the pair is short on cash (they only ordered partial portions) and to make money fast, they'd likely find work at the local carnival (which they are at).
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* ScarilyCompetentTracker: In a bizarre world, [=McWinkle=] gets by with sensible logic and ruthlessness. For example, when the protagonists would theoretically have an entire town to hide in, [=McWinkle=] is able to determine just from visiting a restaurant they were at, that the pair is short on cash (they only ordered partial portions) and to make money fast, they'd likely find work at the local carnival (which they are at). The Goat is a more typical example of the trope as he manages to get on Sam and Guy's trail with some rather off-kilter methods.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Of all the Seuss book adaptations, this show has the capacity to really scale back the levity to create atmospheres of bonafide danger and mortal peril.
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* AerithAndBob: Contrast Sam and Guy's fairly normal names to the typically outlandish ones of the other cast members. Michellee (''not'' Michelle) and [=EB=] (short for ''Elana''beth) exist somewhere in the wide gulf between those extremes.
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* CanonForeigner: Much of the supporting cast, including [=McWinkle=], Gluntz, Michelle, [=EB=], Snerz, among others.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman being "vegan" as if she had a serious medical condition, complete with him sympathetically asking "How long have you known?"
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman Michellee being "vegan" as if she had a serious medical condition, complete with him sympathetically asking "How long have you known?"
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* CanonForeigner: Much of the supporting cast, including [=McWinkle=], Gluntz, Michelle, [=EB=], Snerz, among others.
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* YankTheDogByTheChain: Whenever Guy looks to be on the cusp of becoming more optimistic or tolerant of Sam, a new crisis (sometimes caused by Sam) immediately punishes him for letting his guard down.
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* YankTheDogByTheChain: YankTheDogsChain: Whenever Guy looks to be on the cusp of becoming more optimistic or tolerant of Sam, a new crisis (sometimes caused by Sam) immediately punishes him for letting his guard down.
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A second, more expansive AnimatedAdaptation, starring Adam Devine and Creator/MichaelDouglas, is set to premiere on Netflix on November 8, 2019.
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* OnlySaneMan: Guy and [=McWinkle=], who are often frustrated at how weird and lackadaisical the world and people around them are.
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A second, most expansive AnimatedAdaptation, starring Adam Devine and Creator/MichaelDouglas, is set to premiere on Netflix on November 8, 2019.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: The mouse from the book becomes an obstacle for Sam & Guy to overcome, especially since his house is a jail cell this time, and is working for the BigBad [=McWinkle=]. Likewise for the goat who is a bounty hunter.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: The mouse goat from the book becomes an obstacle for Sam & Guy to overcome, especially since his house is a jail cell this time, and is working for the BigBad [=McWinkle=]. Likewise for the goat who is a bounty hunter.
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* LanternJawOfJustice: Gluntz is one of the few characters in any Seuss-related production who has a bonafide, solid chin.
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* LanternJawOfJustice: Gluntz is one of the few characters in any Seuss-related production who has [[NonStandardCharacterDesign a bonafide, solid chin.]]
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* OddCouple: Sam's an upbeat guy with a love of green eggs and ham. Guy is a grump dragged along for the ride with a keen mind of machinery.
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* OddCouple: Sam's an upbeat guy with a love of green eggs and ham. Guy is a grump dragged along for the ride with a keen mind of machinery. There's also the familial Michellee and [=EB=], and the coworker pair [=McWinkle=] and Gluntz.
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* PowerUpFood: '''FLANNEL CANDY.'''
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* EvilCounterpart: [=McWinkle=] and Gluntz are basically bounty hunter versions of Guy and Sam in terms of temperament and size, but [=McWinkle=] is genuinely successful at his profession and Gluntz mostly listens to what he has to say.
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: In a bizarre world, [=McWinkle=] gets by with sensible logic and ruthlessness. For example, when the protagonists would theoretically have an entire town to hide in, [=McWinkle=] is able to determine just from visiting a restaurant they were at, that the pair is short on cash (they only ordered partial portions) and to make money fast, they'd likely find work at the local carnival (which they are at).
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* ShoutOut: Multpile allusions to other ''Dr. Seuss'' books are made. At one point, Sam destroys the home of characters from ''One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish'' and later gives a ''very'' abbreviated version of ''Oh, the Places You'll Go!'' to high school graduates as he's being chased by the police.
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* ShoutOut: Multpile Multiple allusions to other ''Dr. Seuss'' books are made. At one point, Sam destroys the home of characters from ''One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish'' and later gives a ''very'' abbreviated version of ''Oh, the Places You'll Go!'' to high school graduates as he's being chased by the police.
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* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: The fox from the book is given both a name (Michael) and potent cocktail of neuroses as he attempts to woo an aloof hen at the farm he works at who looks down on him for eating eggs. His efforts to deprive himself of his favorite food have caused him to become unstable and violent. Mentioning eggs or even the name of his would-be girlfriend is enough to cause him to go on a rampage.
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* ChainedHeat: In preparation for their trip, Michellee gets [=EB=] and herself "friendship bracelets." These accessories are more like handcuffs that magnetically latch on to each other with a press of the button so her daughter can't get too far away from her.
* CoolTrain: Sam and Guy ride on one of these on their journey. Perplexingly, it has a "Model Train Car" which contains a scaled down model of the actual train that reflects exactly what's happening on and inside of it.
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* {{Foil}}: Guy and Sam's quest is paralleled by a cross-country trip undertaken by Michellee and [=EB=], a mother-daughter pair whose dynamic is an inversion of the protagonists' with the former being quirkily cautious and the latter being sensibly adventurous.
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* LovableRogue: Deconstructed with the precocious Sam whose harebrained whims and reckless spending of ''Guy's'' money leave the pair broke midway through the show.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: The only one who seems to know anything about chickeraffes is [=EB=], while its zookeepers (who had it in captivity for years), Sam (who rescued it), and the general public know next to nada.
* TheArtifact: The titular Green Eggs and Ham. The subtext of the dish (i.e. trying out new things) becomes the actual text of the show as Guy does undertake a plethora of unfamiliar adventures to help Sam get the chickeraffe back to its natural habitat. Sam does offer Guy various types of Green Eggs and Ham OnceAnEpisode, but he's not as persistent as he was in the book and is fine with his pal going without sustenance if there's no other food available. It's still symbolic, but its consumption no longer constitutes the main thrust of the story.
* EpicFail: Pretty much all of Guy's inventions violently explode. Even very simple ones like a device made from two chopsticks, an eggbeater, and a pair of gloves.
* LanternJawOfJustice: Gluntz is one of the few characters in any Seuss-related production who has a bonafide, solid chin.
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Sam's "friend" (for lack of a better term) is finally given a name, which is Guy-Am-I.
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Sam's "friend" (for lack of a better term) is finally given a name, which is Guy-Am-I. The unnamed Fox and Mouse are also likewise given names.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Sam's lack of caution causes him to make most situations he and Guy find themselves in worse. Such as deciding to drive a car off a cliff into a lake without bothering to wake up Guy (who was still inside it), or opening up a drainage pipe without reading what it was being used for and causing corrosive toxic sludge to flood the area.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Sam's lack of caution causes him to make most situations he and Guy find themselves in worse. Such as deciding to drive a car off a cliff into a lake without bothering to wake up Guy (who was still inside it), or opening up a drainage pipe without reading what it was being used for and causing corrosive toxic sludge to flood the area.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz.
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* HashHouseLingo: The waitress at Donna's Diner calls Guy's order of dry oatmush the "Sad Man's Special."
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Gluntz.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Sam breaks into a zoo and liberates the chickeraffe ''Mission Impossible'' style.
* ButtMonkey: Life seems determined to make Guy miserable.
* CerebusRetcon: Guy's grouchiness is shown to be justified every scene he's in. He steps in a puddle and somehow sinks up to his waist. He's been trying to get his invention onto the market for who-knows-how-long and on his most recent pitch, the device blows up in his face. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Then his hat gets bent.]]
* CerebusRetcon: Guy's grouchiness is shown to be justified every scene he's in. He steps in a puddle and somehow sinks up to his waist. He's been trying to get his invention onto the market for who-knows-how-long and on his most recent pitch, the device blows up in his face. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Then his hat gets bent.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Guy says "no" to pretty much everyone who interacts with him. Sam befriends the exact same people Guy dismisses.
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* GrumpyBear: Guy. Though between his crushed dreams and the constant string of bad luck he endures at every turn, you can't blame him.
* GutturalGrowler: [=McWinkle=].
* MuseumOfBoredom: After giving up on his invention, Guy's fallback plan is to go to Meepville and get a job as a paint-watcher. Even the perpetually-enthusiastic Sam has to force himself to sound excited about that choice of career.
* GutturalGrowler: [=McWinkle=].
* MuseumOfBoredom: After giving up on his invention, Guy's fallback plan is to go to Meepville and get a job as a paint-watcher. Even the perpetually-enthusiastic Sam has to force himself to sound excited about that choice of career.
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* SynchroVox: In the second episode Guy hallucinates green eggs and ham singing to him, with the hams having actual mouths super imposed on them.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: The mouse from the book becomes an obstacle for Sam & Guy to overcome, especially since his house is a jail cell this time, and is working for the BigBad [=McWinkle=]. Likewise for the goat who is a bounty hunter.
* EvilPoacher: [=McWinkle=].
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* MythologyGag: The trailer has Sam mention "Whoville" and "The Places You'll Go" the former is the setting of ''How the Grinch Stole Christmas'' ''Literature/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and the latter referencing ''Oh the Places You'll Go!''
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* BrainsAndBrawn: Guy's the mechanic and Sam seems to be more upfront socializer. Or as Sam states, "You're the brains. I'm the ''other'' brains."
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman being "vegan" as if she had a serious medical condition, complete with "How long have you known?"
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* BrainsAndBrawn: Guy's the mechanic and Sam seems to be more the upfront socializer. Or as Sam states, "You're the brains. I'm the ''other'' brains."
* CoolTrain: Sam and Guy ride on one of these on their journey.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman being "vegan" as if she had a serious medical condition, complete with him sympathetically asking "How long have you known?"
* CoolTrain: Sam and Guy ride on one of these on their journey.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman being "vegan" as if she had a serious medical condition, complete with him sympathetically asking "How long have you known?"
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* GadgeteerGenius: Guy is shown to be inventing a merry-go-round walker in the trailer.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Guy is shown to be inventing a merry-go-round walker in the trailer. The Netflix summary states that he's actually a brilliant inventor.
* GrumpyBear: Guy.
* GrumpyBear: Guy.
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* ThePollyanna: Sam; not even getting stuck in jail dampens his mood.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Guy will give Sam one of these at one point in the series, as shown in thetrailer.trailer (whether or not Sam gets it is a different story).
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Sam's friend "friend" is finally given a name, which is Guy-Am-I.Guy-Am-I.
* OddCouple: Sam's an upbeat guy with a love of green eggs and ham. Guy is a grump dragged along for the ride with a keen mind of machinery.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The trailer has Sam reacting to a woman being "Vegan" as if he's wondering if she was Gay complete with "How long have you known?"
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Guy is shown to be quite the mechanic in the series.
* FireForgedFriends: The trailer shows how Sam and Guy slowly become friends, including Guy even ''calling'' Sam his friend.
* GadgeteerGenius: Guy is shown to be inventing a merry-go-round walker in the trailer.
* GadgeteerGenius: Guy is shown to be inventing a merry-go-round walker in the trailer.
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* SceneryPorn: The scenery looks just like someone took landscapes from a ''Dr. Seuss'' book and gave them a splash of color.
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* MythologyGag: The trailer has Sam mention "Whoville" and "The Places You'll Go" the former the setting of ''How the Grinch Stole Christmas'' and the latter referencing ''Oh the Places You'll Go!''
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* RoadTripPlot: The story is about Sam and Guy traveling the world to return a rare creature to its home.
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For such a simple book, it's received a surprising number of adaptations: the first was as a segment in ''Dr. Seuss on the Loose'', an animated package film TV special hosted by The Cat In The Hat (the second and [[AuthorExistenceFailure final]] time he would be voiced by Creator/AlanSherman) which also adapted ''The Sneeches'' and ''The Zax''. It's had two musical adaptations, first as FunkRock/RapRop song by Canadian band Music/MoxyFruvous and another by Music/WeirdAlYankovic as a parody of Music/{{U2}}'s "Numb" which he'd occasionally perform in concert (due to [[ScrewedByTheLawyers push back from the Seuss estate]], he's never recorded a studio version). Tangentially, it inspired the title of the beginner snare drum solo, ''[[PunnyName Green Eggs and Flam]]''. It also has a ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation.
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For such a simple book, it's received a surprising number of adaptations: the first was as a segment in ''Dr. Seuss on the Loose'', an animated package film TV special hosted by The Cat In The Hat (the second and [[AuthorExistenceFailure final]] time he would be voiced by Creator/AlanSherman) Creator/AllanSherman) which also adapted ''The Sneeches'' and ''The Zax''. It's had two musical adaptations, first as FunkRock/RapRop {{Funk|rock}}/RapRock song by Canadian band Music/MoxyFruvous and another by Music/WeirdAlYankovic as a parody of Music/{{U2}}'s "Numb" which he'd occasionally perform in concert (due to [[ScrewedByTheLawyers push back from the Seuss estate]], he's never recorded a studio version). Tangentially, it inspired the title of the beginner snare drum solo, ''[[PunnyName Green Eggs and Flam]]''. It also has a ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation.
