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* BlackComedyBurst: Tilly's story includes a puppy planet, but then briefly gets creepy when she ominously mentions a puppy dog with an unnerving, human face.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: After Cricket buries Henry, Tilly is noticeably disappointed when she tells she cannot find him, which foreshadows her reaction when he destroys Henry mid-act.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: After Cricket buries Henry, Tilly is noticeably genuinely disappointed when she tells she cannot find him, which foreshadows her reaction when he destroys Henry mid-act.
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* RedFilteredDoom: Cricket's dummy-induced nightmare is tinted deep red. The background goes red again when his fear of Henry gets the better of him during Tilly's act.
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* RedFilteredDoom: RedFilterOfDoom: Cricket's dummy-induced nightmare is tinted deep red. The background goes red again when his fear of Henry gets the better of him during Tilly's act.
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* DemonicDummy: Hiya Henry, the dummy that Tilly finds, gets on Cricket’s nerves throughout the episode.
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* DemonicDummy: Hiya Henry, the dummy that Tilly finds, gets on Cricket’s Cricket's nerves throughout the episode.
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* RedFilteredDoom: Cricket's dummy-induced nightmare is tinted deep red. The background goes red again when his fear of Henry gets the better of him during Tilly's act.
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* MassOhCrap: Pretty much ''everyone'' in the audience when they see Cricket destroy Henry onstage, with Tilly having the biggest.
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* HonestyAesop: Tilly discovers Hiya Henry and decides to use him for her act; while most of the family is amused, Cricket is obviously terrified of him. But he cannot bring himself to tell Tilly and his family he doesn't like Henry, because he's worried he could hurt her feelings and ruin her fun. Eventually his fear gets the better of him and destroys Henry in the middle of Tilly's act, which in turn horrifies everyone and leaves Tilly hurt and sad as he predicted, and as she tells him, none of this would've happened if he just told her about it in the first place.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Howdy Doody's come to haunt you...]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Howdy Doody's come to haunt you...]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Fun fact: Everything is white. LAME!]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Fun fact: Everything is white. LAME!]]
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Tilly finds an old ventriloquist dummy to use for Big Coffee’s Open Mic Night, but it constantly creeps Cricket out but he doesn't want to hurt Tilly's feelings; the Green family plays the People Watching game where they make up stories based on the various citizens they find, but Bill has trouble making one of his own.
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'''Hiya Henry'''
Tilly finds an old ventriloquist dummy to use for BigCoffee’s Coffee's Open Mic Night, Mic, but it constantly the dummy creeps Cricket out but he doesn't want to hurt Tilly's feelings; the Green family plays the People Watching game where they make up stories based on the various citizens they find, but Bill has trouble making one of his own.
feelings.
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Tilly finds an old ventriloquist dummy to use for Big
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'''People Watching'''
The Green family plays the People Watching game where they make up stories based on the various citizens they find, but Bill has trouble making one of his own.
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* BreakTheCutie: Tilly is completely reduced to tears when Cricket destroys Henry without even telling her he didn't like him in the first place, and even before that she was feeling mournful when Cricket buried him.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Having enough of Henry when Tilly has him sleep with him, Cricket violently buries Henry in the garden outside...the only downfall is he didn't know someone would dig him up, in this case Phoenix.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Phoenix digging up Henry when Cricket buried him.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Cricket goes, “What...the...heck?!” when he sees Henry for the first time.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Cricket goes, “What..."What...the...heck?!” heck?!" when he sees Henry for the first time.
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* WholePlotReference: To Creator/EdgarAllenPoe's ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart''.
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* WholePlotReference: To Creator/EdgarAllenPoe's Creator/EdgarAllanPoe's ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart''.
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* WholePlotReference: To Creator/EdgarAllenPoe's ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart''.
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* SwappedRoles: This episode pretty much follows the same plot as "Barry Cuda" but with the roles reversed; in the former, Cricket gets something which irritates his family, while here, Tilly gets something the family loves, but irritates Cricket.
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* VoiceChangeling: Everyone in the Greens' stories speak in the voices in whoever is the narrator and anyone who gives comments on such.
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* VoiceChangeling: Everyone in the Greens' stories speak in the voices in of whoever is the narrator and anyone who gives comments on such.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: Phoenix. She finds Henry buried in the backyard and digs him out.
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* GlowingEyes: Henry appears to have these when sleeping with a panicking Cricket.
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* GlowingEyes: Henry appears to have these when sleeping with a panicking Cricket.
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* EyeAwaken: Cricket does it when he awakens and sees Henry is gone the following morning (actually a dream sequence he's having).
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* OhCrap: Tilly's reaction when she sees Cricket destroy Henry.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: After Cricket buries Henry, Tilly is noticeably disappointed when she tells she cannot find him, which foreshadows her reaction when he destroys Henry mid-act.
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* AnAesop: It’s important to tell someone that you're afraid of something, otherwise it could get worse.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: As Cricket realizes when telling the truth to Tilly, he could've told her or someone else he didn't like Henry in the first place so he wouldn't have spent the episode freaking out in the first place.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: As Cricket realizes when telling the truth to Tilly, he could've told her or someone else he didn't like Henry in the first place so he wouldn't have spent the episode freaking out in the first place.
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* AnAesop: It’s It's important to tell someone that you're afraid of something, otherwise it could get worse.
* CannotSpitItOut: A lot of trouble could've been avoided if Cricket simply told someone he didn't like Henry.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: As Cricket realizes when telling the truth to Tilly, he could've told her or someone else he didn't like Henryin the first place so he wouldn't have spent the episode freaking out in the first place.
* CannotSpitItOut: A lot of trouble could've been avoided if Cricket simply told someone he didn't like Henry.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: As Cricket realizes when telling the truth to Tilly, he could've told her or someone else he didn't like Henry
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: As Cricket realizes when telling the truth to Tilly, he could've told her or someone else he didn't like Henry in the first place so he wouldn't have spent the episode freaking out in the first place.
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* NoJustNoReaction: The Greens' reactions to Bill's boring story.
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* {{Mouthflaps}}: Everyone in Cricket's story uses this technique when speaking, in keeping up with the story's anime style.
* PieEyed: Everyone in Tilly's story has these.
* PieEyed: Everyone in Tilly's story has these.
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* PieEyed: Everyone in Tilly's story has these.
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* PieEyed: RevealShot: In Nancy's story when Winifred drops her squeegee, she looks over her platform in fright due to her fear of heights, then the camera pulls back to reveal she barely left the ground.
* VoiceChangeling: Everyone inTilly's story has these.the Greens' stories speak in the voices in whoever is the narrator and anyone who gives comments on such.
* VoiceChangeling: Everyone in
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* {{Hallucinations}}: Cricket imagines Henry talking to him demonically during Tilly's act, which Remy doesn't hear.
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* {{Retraux}}: Tilly's story is in the style of cartoons from the 1930s, with the PieEyed characters and everything coming to life.
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Tilly finds an old ventriloquist dummy to use for Big Coffee’s Open Mic Night, but it constantly creeps Cricket out; out but he doesn't want to hurt Tilly's feelings; the Green family plays the People Watching game where they make up stories based on the various citizens they find, but Bill has trouble making one of his own.
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* AnAesop: It’s important to tell someone that you’re afraid of something, otherwise it could get worse.
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* AnAesop: It’s important to tell someone that you’re you're afraid of something, otherwise it could get worse.
* SelfFulfillingProphecy: Cricket is constantly irked by Henry to the point he can't stand him anymore, but he doesn't tell Tilly about it because he doesn't want to hurt her feelings. When his insanity is pushed to the limit during Tilly's act, he destroys Henry in return, hurting Tilly's feelings anyway.
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* ArtShift: Each of the Greens’ stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s is based on a comic book, Gramma’s is old fashioned, and Tilly’s is in the style of 1930s cartoons.
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* {{Animesque}}: Cricket's story is in the style of a manga comic.
* ArtShift: Each of theGreens’ Greens' stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s Nancy's is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s Bill's is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s Cricket's is based on a comic book, Gramma’s Gramma's is old fashioned, an old-fashioned woodcut, and Tilly’s Tilly's is in the style of 1930s cartoons.cartoons.
* BottleEpisode: The episode is set entirely at a single street, mainly the stairs to a building the Greens are sitting on.
* ArtShift: Each of the
* BottleEpisode: The episode is set entirely at a single street, mainly the stairs to a building the Greens are sitting on.
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* AnAesop: You can use your imagination any time; don't be afraid to use it.
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* IHaveNoSon: Gramma threatens to disown Bill if he doesn't come up with a good story.
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* IHaveNoSon: Gramma threatens to disown Bill if he doesn't come up with a good story.story.
* PieEyed: Everyone in Tilly's story has these.
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* GlowingEyes: Henry appears to have these when sleeping with a panicking Cricket.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Cricket goes, “What...the...heck?!” when he sees Henry for the first time.
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** Cricket when he first sees Henry.
** Henry in Cricket’s nightmare just before he turns into a dummy himself.
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** Cricket when he first sees Henry.
** Henry in Cricket’s nightmare just before he turns into a dummy himself.
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* SuddenEyeColor: Cricket and the others suddenly gain eye colors when they turn into dummies in Cricket’s nightmare.
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* ArtShift: Each of the Greens’ stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s is based on a comic book, Gramma’s is old fashioned, and Tilly’s is in the style of 50s cartoons.
* FramingDevice: The episode is framed by the Greens telling stories about the citizens they see.
* FramingDevice: The episode is framed by the Greens telling stories about the citizens they see.
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* ArtShift: Each of the Greens’ stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s is based on a comic book, Gramma’s is old fashioned, and Tilly’s is in the style of 50s 1930s cartoons.
* FantasyTwist: Bill's stories are of the characters doing mundane, every day stuff, instead of the exciting, fantasy scenarios the others come up with.
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* IHaveNoSon: Gramma threatens to disown Bill if he doesn't come up with a good story.
* FantasyTwist: Bill's stories are of the characters doing mundane, every day stuff, instead of the exciting, fantasy scenarios the others come up with.
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Tilly finds an old ventriloquist dummy to use for Big Coffee’s Open Mic Night, but it constantly creeps Cricket out; the Green family plays the People Watching game where they make up stories based on the various citizens they find, but Bill has trouble making one of his own.
!! Hiya Henry:
* DemonicDummy: Hiya Henry, the dummy that Tilly finds, gets on Cricket’s nerves throughout the episode.
* NightmareSequence: Cricket has one where Hiya Henry has control over himself and the family, turning them into dummies.
* ShoutOut: Hiya Henry is a parody of ''Series/HowdyDoody''.
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* ArtShift: Each of the Greens’ stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s is based on a comic book, Gramma’s is old fashioned, and Tilly’s is in the style of 50s cartoons.
* FramingDevice: The episode is framed by the Greens telling stories about the citizens they see.
!! Hiya Henry:
* DemonicDummy: Hiya Henry, the dummy that Tilly finds, gets on Cricket’s nerves throughout the episode.
* NightmareSequence: Cricket has one where Hiya Henry has control over himself and the family, turning them into dummies.
* ShoutOut: Hiya Henry is a parody of ''Series/HowdyDoody''.
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* ArtShift: Each of the Greens’ stories has a distinct art style. Nancy’s is the regular animation style with a brighter color scheme, Bill’s is various crayon drawings, Cricket’s is based on a comic book, Gramma’s is old fashioned, and Tilly’s is in the style of 50s cartoons.
* FramingDevice: The episode is framed by the Greens telling stories about the citizens they see.
