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** In "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E21TheCycle The Cycle]]", Harold is revealed to be a psychotherapist, a very lousy one. In this episode, the Wattersons pay him for his service in hopes he can help with their problem. Harold is still terrible at his job, as he cares more about himself than them.

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** In "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E21TheCycle The Cycle]]", Harold is revealed to be a psychotherapist, a very lousy one. In this episode, the Wattersons pay him for his service in hopes he can help with their problem. Harold is still ''still'' terrible at his job, as he cares more about himself than them.
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** In "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E21TheCycle The Cycle]]", Harold is able to successfully pretend he's a psychotherapist. In this episode, it's revealed he actually is one, though he does a terrible job at it.

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** In "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E21TheCycle The Cycle]]", Harold is able revealed to successfully pretend he's be a psychotherapist. psychotherapist, a very lousy one. In this episode, it's revealed the Wattersons pay him for his service in hopes he actually can help with their problem. Harold is one, though he does a still terrible job at it.his job, as he cares more about himself than them.

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* AuthorsRetaliation: In a blink and you'll miss it gag, Darwin says that their conversation "goes limper than an animator's handshake", and the animators retaliate by erasing one of his legs while he's walking.



* RageAgainstTheAuthor: A variation. In a blink and you'll miss it gag, Darwin makes an insulting joke about animators, and the animators retaliate by erasing one of his legs while he's walking.
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* RageAgainstTheAuthor: A variation. In a blink and you'll miss it gag, Darwin makes an insulting joke about animators, and the animators retaliate by erasing one of his legs while he's walking.
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* AnAesop: You don't need constant conversation to show that you're good friends.
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* FalseReassurance: Mr. Small reassures the boys that the other patients whose tongues were deformed by his acupuncture attempt managed to go back to their normal lives...once they accepted that ''as'' their new normal.
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* TongueTrauma: Mr. Small's acupuncture treatment causes Gumball and Darwin's tongues to swell up until they stick out of their mouths. Small admits this happened to all his other patients, but they went on with their lives... after they accepted that this is how their lives are now.

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* TongueTrauma: Mr. Small's acupuncture treatment causes Gumball and Darwin's tongues to swell up until they stick out of their mouths. Small admits this happened to all his other patients, but they went on with their lives... after they accepted that this is how their lives are now.now.
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* BatDecuction: Gumball is able to find Darwin by correctly following his [[WikiWalk rather random]] thought process.

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* BatDecuction: BatDeduction: Gumball is able to find Darwin by correctly following his [[WikiWalk rather random]] thought process.
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* BackAlleyDoctor: Gumball and Darwin have to go to one to get their tongues back to normal after Mr. Small's treatment.
* BatDecuction: Gumball is able to find Darwin by correctly following his [[WikiWalk rather random]] thought process.



* PaintingTheFourthWall: Fitting with the title, this is the only episodes with a completely silent title card.

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* PaintingTheFourthWall: Fitting with the title, this is the only episodes with a completely silent title card.card.
* SplitScreen: During Gumball and Darwin's song, the two head to separate directions, and the screen splits in two halves as each follows one of the former friends.
* TongueTrauma: Mr. Small's acupuncture treatment causes Gumball and Darwin's tongues to swell up until they stick out of their mouths. Small admits this happened to all his other patients, but they went on with their lives... after they accepted that this is how their lives are now.
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* FictionalSocialNetwork: The website where Gumball and Darwin roleplay is called "[[Website/{{Twitter}} Tweetr]]". The design is very similar to its real-life counterpart as well.

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* FictionalSocialNetwork: The website where Gumball and Darwin roleplay is called "[[Website/{{Twitter}} Tweetr]]". The design is very similar to its real-life counterpart as well.well.
* PaintingTheFourthWall: Fitting with the title, this is the only episodes with a completely silent title card.
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Gumball and Darwin finally run out of things to say to each other.
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* ContinuityNod:
** Mr. Small's [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E16TheAllergy obsession with alternative medicine]] is brought up again.
** In "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS5E21TheCycle The Cycle]]", Harold is able to successfully pretend he's a psychotherapist. In this episode, it's revealed he actually is one, though he does a terrible job at it.
* HurricaneOfPuns: At class, Gumball and Darwin make several fish puns out of music artist names.
* EndOfSeriesAwareness: The plot is partially another attempt of telling the fandom that the show's GrandFinale is near and the characters are starting to feel its wear and tear.
* FictionalSocialNetwork: The website where Gumball and Darwin roleplay is called "[[Website/{{Twitter}} Tweetr]]". The design is very similar to its real-life counterpart as well.

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