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* In ''SoLongMrDespair,'' the writing on the blackboard in the classroom, and a lot of writing seen elsewhere, will change in every ''shot,'' mid-coversation.
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* In ''SoLongMrDespair,'' ''Manga/SayonaraZetsubouSensei,'' the writing on the blackboard in the classroom, and a lot of writing seen elsewhere, will change in every ''shot,'' mid-coversation.
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* ''WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment'': Spoony does most of his reviews just sitting in a green chair while you can see posters hanging on the walls in the room corner directly behind him. In pretty much every review he does, he changes those posters to reflect something relevant to the review itself, usually a movie poster or wallscroll of the movie or game he's reviewing. If it's anything {{Highlander}} related, it'll usually be a poster of that movie. Anything Japanese game related, expect to see wallscrolls of the game or of CowboyBebop: The Movie.
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* ''WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment'': Spoony does most of his reviews just sitting in a green chair while you can see posters hanging on the walls in the room corner directly behind him. In pretty much every review he does, he changes those posters to reflect something relevant to the review itself, usually a movie poster or wallscroll of the movie or game he's reviewing. If it's anything {{Highlander}} ''Franchise/{{Highlander}}'' related, it'll usually be a poster of that movie. Anything Japanese game related, expect to see wallscrolls of the game or of CowboyBebop: The Movie.
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* The entire plot of ''PhineasAndFerb'', with the occasional outlier.
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* Ms. Frizzle from ''TheMagicSchoolBus'' will change her dress in every episode to reflect the subject being covered in that episode.
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* On ''{{Friends}}'' the Magna Doodle on Chandler and Joey's apartment has a different picture each time.
* The picture on ''MurphyBrown's'' DartboardOfHate.
* The funny message on Frank's trucker cap on ''Series/ThirtyRock.''
* ''ThePrisoner'' has a subtle ''aural'' example: the section of the opening theme tune accompanying the scene where the future Number 6 confronts his boss is remixed to emphasize different instruments in each episode.
* The number on the whiteboard in ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|Reimagined}}'' is a more-serious-than-usual example. It counts the population of the fleet and ticks down over the course of the series.
* On ''{{Friends}}'' the Magna Doodle on Chandler and Joey's apartment has a different picture each time.
* The picture on ''MurphyBrown's'' DartboardOfHate.
* The funny message on Frank's trucker cap on ''Series/ThirtyRock.''
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* Similarly, ''WebOriginal/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' would often switch up his background posters hoping people would spot the references. [[/folder]]
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* The chief of ''TheSecretShow'' changes his name every episode for security reasons.
* Kimiko from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
* On ''BobsBurgers'', the Burger of the Day that is posted on the wall changes every episode. It will also change during episodes that take place over multiple days.
* The sign outside Charles Darwin Middle School in ''MyGymPartnersAMonkey.''
* The sign outside Middleton High on ''KimPossible.''
* ''TheSpoonyExperiment'': Spoony does most of his reviews just sitting in a green chair while you can see posters hanging on the walls in the room corner directly behind him. In pretty much every review he does, he changes those posters to reflect something relevant to the review itself, usually a movie poster or wallscroll of the movie or game he's reviewing. If it's anything {{Highlander}} related, it'll usually be a poster of that movie. Anything Japanese game related, expect to see wallscrolls of the game or of CowboyBebop: The Movie.
* Similarly, ''WebOriginal/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' would often switch up his background posters hoping people would spot the references. [[/folder]]
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* The chief of ''TheSecretShow'' changes his name every episode for security reasons.
* Kimiko from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
* On ''BobsBurgers'', the Burger of the Day that is posted on the wall changes every episode. It will also change during episodes that take place over multiple days.
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* The number on the whiteboard in ''BattlestarGalactica'' is a more-serious-than-usual example. It counts the population of the fleet and ticks down over the course of the series.
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* The number on the whiteboard in ''BattlestarGalactica'' ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|Reimagined}}'' is a more-serious-than-usual example. It counts the population of the fleet and ticks down over the course of the series.
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* Kimiko from ''XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
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** Once an episode, Inspector Frank Drebin would visit Johnny the Shoeshine Guy for "the word on the street". After getting oddly detailed information from Johnny, Frank would leave and someone else--a heart surgeon, a theologian, Dick Clark, etc.-- would come, asking for advice specific to their line of work. Johnny would have the answer for them as well.
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** Once an episode, Inspector Frank Drebin would visit [[InformationBroker Johnny the Shoeshine Guy Guy]] for "the word on the street". After getting oddly detailed information from Johnny, Frank would leave and someone else--a else would come, asking for (and receiving) advice specific to their line of work. This second person was different every episode--a heart surgeon, a theologian, Dick Clark, etc.-- would come, asking for advice specific to their line of work. Johnny would have the answer for them as well.
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** The first episode parodied the practice of playing the end credits over a freeze frame, by leaving the cameras rolling while the actors just stand really still. Every subsequent episode introduces a different variation on this gag: the actors all freeze while a chimpanzee trashes up the office in the background; an arrested criminal notices that everyone else is frozen and tries to escape; the actors continue pouring a cup of coffee during the credits until the coffee mug overflows, etc.
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* ''TheSpoonyExperiment'': Spoony does most of his reviews just sitting in a green chair while you can see posters hanging on the walls in the room corner directly behind him. In pretty much every review he does, he changes those posters to reflect something relevant to the review itself, usually a movie poster or wallscroll of the movie or game he's reviewing. If it's anything {{Highlander}} related, it'll usually be a poster of that movie. Anything Japanese game related, expect to see wallscrolls of the game or of CowboyBebop: The Movie.
* Similarly, ''TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' would often switch up his background posters hoping people would spot the references.
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* The chief of ''TheSecretShow'' changes his name every episode for security reasons.
* Kimiko from ''XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
* On ''BobsBurgers'', the Burger of the Day that is posted on the wall changes every episode. It will also change during episodes that take place over multiple days.
* Kimiko from ''XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
* On ''BobsBurgers'', the Burger of the Day that is posted on the wall changes every episode. It will also change during episodes that take place over multiple days.
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* Kimiko from ''XiaolinShowdown'' has an UnlimitedWardrobe where she's always wearing a different outfit (and often hairstyle) in each episode simply because she can. '''Everyone''' else in the show is subject to a LimitedWardrobe, with a few special occasions as the plot of the episode demands.
* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
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* In ''{{Squidbillies}}'', Early Cuyler's hat says something different in every episode.
* The pizza restaurant has a different theme and the museum offers a sample of a different exotic food in each episode of ''TheWeekenders.''
* On ''BobsBurgers'', the Burger of the Day that is posted on the wall changes every episode.
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[[caption-width-right:244: This doesn't even ''begin'' to cover [[WeirdnessMagnet the weird things]] that you will frequently [[LampshadeHanging see on]] the [[AcademyOfAdventure Middleton]] [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld High]] [[RunningGag sign]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:244: This doesn't even ''begin'' to cover [[WeirdnessMagnet the weird things]] that you will frequently [[LampshadeHanging see on]] on the [[AcademyOfAdventure Middleton]] [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld High]] [[RunningGag sign]].Middleton High sign.]]
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A RunningGag of sorts. If a CouchGag is where something different shows up every time in the opening sequence, this is where something from the episode itself is always different. Not just the obvious story telling devices like characters, plot, and settings, (though it can play into them,) but rather more mundane things that are different just because they can be. May often overlap with UnlimitedWardrobe if most characters in the series are usually subjected to LimitedWardrobe, and one is different just because they can be.
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A RunningGag of sorts.
If a CouchGag is where something different shows up every time in the opening sequence, this is where something from the episode itself is always different. Not just the obvious story telling devices like characters, plot, and settings, (though it can play into them,) but rather more mundane things that are different just because they can be.
May often overlap with UnlimitedWardrobe if most characters in the series are usually subjected to LimitedWardrobe, and one is different just because they can be.
If a CouchGag is where something different shows up every time in the opening sequence, this is where something from the episode itself is always different. Not just the obvious story telling devices like characters, plot, and settings, (though it can play into them,) but rather more mundane things that are different just because they can be.
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* In KoreWaZombieDesuKa, Ayumu's fantasies of [[TheVoiceless Eucliwood]] are voiced by a different {{Seiyuu}} (frequently well known, but less commonly heard from nowadays) each episode. There is even a scrolling text placed onscreen saying who the {{Seiyuu}} is this week.
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* In KoreWaZombieDesuKa, ''KoreWaZombieDesuKa'', Ayumu's fantasies of [[TheVoiceless Eucliwood]] are voiced by a different {{Seiyuu}} (frequently well known, but less commonly heard from nowadays) each episode. There is even a scrolling text placed onscreen saying who the {{Seiyuu}} is this week.
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* ''PoliceSquad'' had a few:
**Once an episode, Inspector Frank Drebin would visit Johnny the Shoeshine Guy for "the word on the street". After getting oddly detailed information from Johnny, Frank would leave and someone else--a heart surgeon, a theologian, Dick Clark, etc.-- would come, asking for advice specific to their line of work. Johnny would have the answer for them as well.
**Any time Frank Drebin parked his car, he would hit another car or some garbage cans. With every episode, the number of garbage cans he hit at once would increase.
**Once an episode, Inspector Frank Drebin would visit Johnny the Shoeshine Guy for "the word on the street". After getting oddly detailed information from Johnny, Frank would leave and someone else--a heart surgeon, a theologian, Dick Clark, etc.-- would come, asking for advice specific to their line of work. Johnny would have the answer for them as well.
**Any time Frank Drebin parked his car, he would hit another car or some garbage cans. With every episode, the number of garbage cans he hit at once would increase.
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* The Prisoner has a subtle ''aural'' example: the section of the opening theme tune accompanying the scene where the future Number 6 confronts his boss is remixed to emphasize different instruments in each episode.
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* The Prisoner ''ThePrisoner'' has a subtle ''aural'' example: the section of the opening theme tune accompanying the scene where the future Number 6 confronts his boss is remixed to emphasize different instruments in each episode.