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* ShowerScene: One scene where Felix is having a shower, but ends up being cold.
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* ShowerScene: One scene where Felix is having a shower, but ends up being cold.
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* RingRingCrunch: After Felix wakes up from his nightmare at the end, he silences his alarm clock by throwing his bedside lamp at it.
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* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from a previous episode, "Do It Yourself Monster Book".
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* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from a previous episode, [[Recap/JoeOrioloFelixTheCat1x07DoItYourselfMonsterBook "Do It Yourself Monster Book". Book".]]
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* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from "Do It Yourself Monster Suit".
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* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from a previous episode, "Do It Yourself Monster Suit".Book".
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* StockAnimalDiet: In the opening, when Felix is scrambling to get ready for work, his sole breakfast is drinking from a milk bottle.
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* NotTheFallThatKillsYou: In the opening, Felix is fired from his office job and gets thrown out near the top of a 12 story building—but he lands basically unharmed. Justified, since he's a cat, who are known to be able to survive high falls, and it turned out he was dreaming the whole thing anyway.
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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Father Time's clock to slow down time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right back in time to the stone age.
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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Felix feels the world is moving too fast for him, so he finds the residence of Father Time's Time (who lives in a local clock shop) and tries to pull a lever on a machine of his to slow down time. Unfortunately, Felix pulls the lever back all the way and breaks it, which causes time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right to revert all the way back in time to the stone age.age. Fortunately, the whole episode turns out to be a dream. Interestingly, it's one of the few episodes where Felix himself drives whats going on—all of the villains and the Magic Bag are completely absent.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: In the opening, Felix gets fired from his office job and thrown out (as in, thrown out the window near the top of a 12 story building) for being 1 minute late!
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This episode should not be confused with the silent-era Felix short WesternAnimation/FelixInTheBoneAge, which is sometimes renamed to the [[SimilarlyNamedWorks similar sounding]] ''The Stone Age''.
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This episode should not be confused with the silent-era [[UsefulNotes/TheSilentAgeOfAnimation silent-era]] Felix short WesternAnimation/FelixInTheBoneAge, which is sometimes renamed to the [[SimilarlyNamedWorks similar sounding]] ''The Stone Age''.
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This episode should not be confused with the silent-era Felix short WesternAnimation/FelixInTheBoneAge, which is sometimes called the [[SimilarlyNamedWorks similar sounding]] ''The Stone Age''.
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This episode should not be confused with the silent-era Felix short WesternAnimation/FelixInTheBoneAge, which is sometimes called renamed to the [[SimilarlyNamedWorks similar sounding]] ''The Stone Age''.
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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Father Time's clock to turn back time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right back in time to the stone age.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change.
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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Father Time's clock to turn back slow down time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right back in time to the stone age.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change. The dinosaurs and caveman he meets in the past aren't evil either, just naturally carnivorous and ignorant of what Felix really is.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change. The dinosaurs and caveman he meets in the past aren't evil either, just naturally carnivorous and ignorant of what Felix really is.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"The master time control! I'll slow it down..."]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"The master time control! I'll slow it down..."]]
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This episode should not be confused with the silent-era Felix short WesternAnimation/FelixInTheBoneAge, which is sometimes called the [[SimilarlyNamedWorks similar sounding]] ''The Stone Age''.
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''Stone Age Felix'' is a 1960 made-for-TV cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FelixTheCat, distributed by Trans-Lux and directed by Joe Oriolo.
!Tropes:
* AllJustADream: It turns out the entire episode was just a dream Felix was having.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Father Time's clock to turn back time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right back in time to the stone age.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change.
* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from "Do It Yourself Monster Suit".
* TimeMachine: Father Time's clock works as this, and Felix tries to use it to slow time down, but he unwittingly breaks it and ends up sending himself way back in time.
!Tropes:
* AllJustADream: It turns out the entire episode was just a dream Felix was having.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Felix's attempt to tamper with Father Time's clock to turn back time ends up breaking it and sends him flying right back in time to the stone age.
* NoAntagonist: This is one of the few episodes in the Joe Oriolo series where Professor and Rock Bottom are absent. Felix himself is the source of the episodes conflict for a change.
* StockFootage: One scene where Felix encounters a dinosaur is recycled Creator/JimTyer animation from "Do It Yourself Monster Suit".
* TimeMachine: Father Time's clock works as this, and Felix tries to use it to slow time down, but he unwittingly breaks it and ends up sending himself way back in time.
