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* SpottingTheThread: In the episode's epilogue, Piglet notices the inconsistency that Christopher Robin gave Pooh a second Valentine after the play after the one he already gave him that morning. Pooh notes it's odd and suggests he forgot, which he quickly admits would be unusual for Christopher Robin given he's the voice of reason who does a lot of remembering for ''him''. Eeyore arrives on cue to prove their suspicions are correct.
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* DisasterDominoes: When Piglet gets nervous and can't remember his lines, Owl tries to coach him, but lets go of the rope holding him up while doing so, making him land in the orchestra's tuba. When Owl pulls him out, Piglet swings around and hits the button of a big fan, which starts blowing everything away. Things snowball from there until Tigger, thinking it's time for the big finish, blows up the whole stage.
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** Eeyore causes the whole mess when he gives Pooh a Valentine, which Pooh gives back to Piglet; Piglet, not wanting to seem ungrateful, gets a Valentine cake to give to Pooh which soon starts a chain reaction that causes everyone to start giving out Valentines again.
** When Piglet gets nervous and can't remember his lines, Owl tries to coach him, but lets go of the rope holding him up while doing so, making him land in the orchestra's tuba. When Owl pulls him out, Piglet swings around and hits the button of a big fan, which starts blowing everything away. Things snowball from there until Tigger, thinking it's time for the big finish, blows up the whole stage.
** Eeyore causes the whole mess when he gives Pooh a Valentine, which Pooh gives back to Piglet; Piglet, not wanting to seem ungrateful, gets a Valentine cake to give to Pooh which soon starts a chain reaction that causes everyone to start giving out Valentines again.
** When Piglet gets nervous and can't remember his lines, Owl tries to coach him, but lets go of the rope holding him up while doing so, making him land in the orchestra's tuba. When Owl pulls him out, Piglet swings around and hits the button of a big fan, which starts blowing everything away. Things snowball from there until Tigger, thinking it's time for the big finish, blows up the whole stage.
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* DistantReactionShot: When Rabbit unwittingly causes his cabinet full of cards to unhitch, the episode cuts to a distant shot from outside his property line to show the explosion of card's erupting from his house.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the opening meeting scene, Rabbit mentions how they should follow Eeyore's example of not sending any Valentine cards, setting up how Eeyore will unwittingly cause the whole Valentine's Day chaos to unfold due to not having participated the year before.
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* AnAesop: Holidays aren't about giving as many physical gifts as possible, but they're meant to show people you care about them. Pooh is simply too innocent and forgetful to remember this lesson and thus the holiday is banned by Rabbit, but even when he tries to follow it, it just takes one Valentine for Pooh to cause another uproar in the forest.
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* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: While Christopher Robin's absence from the meeting isn't that surprising, Eeyore's absence is less so. His absence from the meeting inadvertently causes the whole Valentine's Day crisis to boil over.
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* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: While Christopher Robin's absence from the meeting isn't that surprising, Eeyore's absence is less so. His absence from the meeting inadvertently causes the whole Valentine's Day crisis to boil over.over since he sends a Valentine to Pooh, which starts everything again.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The group comes to believe Christopher Robin is this as he wasn't present at the meeting banning the holiday. It's actually Eeyore who wasn't present at the meeting and started everything by giving out a Valentine.
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* MamaBear: During the chaos of the imploding play, Kanga takes a moment to scoop up her son Roo when he begins getting blown away by the fans.
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* NoHuggingNoKissing: As ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'' is primarily meant for young audiences, the idea of kissing someone romantically is alien to the cast. Tigger is horrified at the thought of kissing Kanga for a play.
