History Recap / GravityFallsS1E5TheInconveniencing

* CuttingBackToReality: Mabel ends up getting high on Smile Dip, resulting in one of the strangest sugar highs depicted in animation. At one point, she finds herself meeting two giant backwards-talking dogs in a psychedelic landscape and tries to eat their candy paws... only for the narrative to cut back to reality, where she is still slumped in a corner, chewing on nothing.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Grunkle Stan starts really getting into the movie when the Duchess asserts independence from her mother. [[spoiler:Turns out he knows what it's like to clash with your parents.]]

* GRatedDrug: Mabel is clearly high on Smile Dip.

* CutASliceTakeTheRest: How Mabel eats Smile Dip for the first time.

* TeensAreMonsters: The store owners think so.

* LostTheTVRemote: Stan can't find the TV remote and "refuses to stand up". Later, after watching several hours of an old movie and, to his surprise, absolutely loving it, his excuse for throwing the TV out the window when Dipper and Mabel return is that he couldn't find the remote.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Dipper, laying in his bed at night after his rooftop scene with Wendy, gets an uncomfortable look on his face, and says "Uh-oh." Admittance of a crush that he was in denial about, or a RagingStiffie? This is made even more racy as the next episode shows that he is going through puberty.

* EleventyZillion: Mabel manages to eat "bleventeen" packs of Smile Dip in a single sitting.

* FauxHorrific: The "shocking and tasteless" rap lyrics that gave the elderly convenience store owners fatal heart attacks.

--> [[StylisticSuck "Homework's whack, and so are rules! Tucking in your shirt's for fools!"]]

* StealthPun: Nate gets turned into a hot dog at one point. "Nate" makes up the first syllable of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan's_Famous a famous hot dog company]].

* SuddenEyeColor: When Mable is succumbing to hallucinations caused by the Smile Dip, her eyes turn green for one scene.

* LostTheTVRemote: Stan can't find the TV remote and "refuses to stand up". Later, after watching several hours of a soap opera and, to his surprise, absolutely loving it, his excuse for throwing the TV out the window when Dipper and Mabel return is that he couldn't find the remote.

* {{Hallucinations}}: Eating too much Smile Dip causes Mable to have these.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Dipper, laying in his bed at night after his rooftop scene with Wendy, gets an uncomfortable look on his face, and says "Uh-oh." Admittance of a crush that he was in denial about, or a RagingStiffie? This is made even more racy as the next episode shows that he is going through puberty.
** Mabel is clearly [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything high]] on [[GRatedDrug Smile Dip.]]

Then, Mabel is released.... and the ghosts were just two seniors who, in the 1990s, were irritated by teens, and had fatal heart attacks because of "rap music" ("Homework's whack and so are rules, tucking in your shirt's for fools!") Dipper has to dance his way out.... with the "Lamby Lamby Dance" that he was forced to perform during his younger years. The teens are freed, Mabel gets off her sugar trip, and Wendy thanks Dipper, and tells him that they should hang out more often. She is the only one who witnessed his humiliating dance, and tells her friends he attacked the ghosts and fought them off instead, which thoroughly impresses them.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Tambry has purple and pink colored hair. Most likely DelinquentHair.

* RealMenWearPink: After the BigNo, Stan gets really into ''The Duchess Approves'' (to the point of throwing the TV out the window out of rage at one of the plot elements).
* ShoutOut:
** Mabel doing Film/TheThreeStooges or [[TheSimpsons Homer Simpson]]-style whooping while spinning on the ground.
** The British show Stan watches could be an AffectionateParody of ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', or film adaptations of Victorian romantic drama in general.

Wendy and Mabel have a dance party "for no reason". Dipper is asked to dance, and Mabel reminds him about an old dance he used to do, the "lamby-lamb dance". Dipper asks Wendy if they can tag along with her on her hangout with her friends. To do this, he lies about his age (stating that he is 13). Her friends come over, and Dipper meets this eccentric cast of teens. Forced to sit in the back with Mabel, they take off in the busted down, written on minivan, for an abandoned convenience store ("Thompson! Thompson! Thompson!")

Then, Mabel is released.... and the ghosts were just two seniors who, in the 1990s, were irritated by teens, and had fatal heart attacks because of "rap music" ("Homework's whack and so are rules, tucking in your shirt's for fools!") Dipper has to dance his way out.... with the "Lamby Lamb Dance" that he was forced to perform during his younger years. The teens are freed, Mabel gets off her sugar trip, and Wendy thanks Dipper, and tells him that they should hang out more often. She is the only one who witnessed his humiliating dance, and tells her friends he attacked the ghosts and fought them off instead, which thoroughly impresses them.

** Mabel offhandedly mentions the "Lamby Dance" and shows a photo of Dipper in a lamb costume. Dipper actually has to ''do the dance'', complete with lamb costume, to free his friends.
* ChekhovsSkill: The Lamby Dance.

* CutenessProximity: Wendy gets a huge grin on her face when she sees Dipper doing the Lamby Dance.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Robbie was never seen attacked nor transformed by the ghosts and it's unknown if he witnessed Dipper's Lamby Dance.
* WinkDing: Punctuates Dipper's performance of the Lamby Dance.

** Dipper, laying in his bed at night after his rooftop scene with Wendy, gets an uncomfortable look on his face, and says "Uh, oh." Admittance of a crush that he was in denial about, or a RagingStiffie? Made even more racy as the next episode shows that he is going through puberty.

After arriving at said convenience store (Dusk 2 Dawn), Dipper decides to slip over the fence, to prove that he is not afraid to Wendy. Dipper then decides to slip in the locked convenience store that one of the teens could not unlock, and is rewarded with praise from the teens. Said teens wind up going insane, eating expired food, putting mints in soda to see it explode, and having fights with bags of sugar. Mabel decides to eat some "Smile Dip", which was banned in America. Mabel consumes the entire sugar packet, and undergoes strange hallucinations, including dogs and riding a four headed dolphin with hands in it's mouths. ("ONWARD AOSHIMA!") Dipper is told to go get ice for two of the teens... and winds up seeing a recreation of the nervous system. In monster form. He distracts the teens with "Dancey Pants Revolution" ("the game that tricks you into exercising!"). Dipper then winds up finding the outlines of two bodies on the floor. One of the teens wants to lie down in them, and Dipper, already knowing that something's not right in the store, asks everyone to reconsider "what if this store is really haunted". He is laughed off and earns the title of "Captain Buzzkill" from all of the teens, including Wendy. Enraged at accusation of cowardice, Dipper lies down himself.... only for the outlines to disappear.

** Pa's response when Dipper asks him if he may do something else than dance to save his friends, a la [[VoiceOfTheLegion voice of the legion]].

** Mabel offhandedly mentions the "Lamby Dance" and shows a photo of Dipper in a lamb costume. Dipper actually has to ''do the dance'', complete with Lamb costume, to free his friends.