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* ActorAllusion: Alex Hirsch voices the Internet Troll, a character very similar to Bill Cypher from ''[[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Gravity Falls]]'' created by Alex Hirsch himself.
* AlternateUniverse: Due to Zohar [[LiteralGenie misinterpreting his wishes]], Charlie creates a variety of different universes including one where everyone is a Bigfoot, one that’s underwater, and one that references ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventureTime Adventure Time]]''.
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Both Ice Bear and Grizz get turned into zombies by the end of the first story.
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Both Ice Bear and Grizz get turned into zombies by the end of the first story.
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* BuriedAlive: The episode opens with Charlie climbing out of a grave with a tombstone reading "TALL DUDE WHO LOVED TO TALK". Apparently he was taking a nap, and sleeping so soundly the villagers who buried him thought he was dead.
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* BedsheetGhost: Baby Ice Bear dresses as one to go trick-or-treating.
* BrainFood: Ice Bear, now “Zombie Bear,” becomes hungry for brains when he gets infected.
-->'''Ice Bear:''' Zombie Bear wants brains.
* BuriedAlive: The episode opens with Charlie climbing out of a grave with a tombstone reading "TALL DUDE WHO LOVED TO TALK". Apparently he was taking a nap, andsleeping so soundly is such a HeavySleeper the villagers who buried him thought he was dead.
* BrainFood: Ice Bear, now “Zombie Bear,” becomes hungry for brains when he gets infected.
-->'''Ice Bear:''' Zombie Bear wants brains.
* BuriedAlive: The episode opens with Charlie climbing out of a grave with a tombstone reading "TALL DUDE WHO LOVED TO TALK". Apparently he was taking a nap, and
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* DancePartyEnding: The second segment ends with the Bears and their new monster family dancing to a parody of "The Monster Mash".
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* DancePartyEnding: In a SurprisinglyHappyEnding twist, the monsters don’t want to eat the baby bears but rather they want to adopt them. The second segment ends with the Bears bears and their new monster family dancing to a parody MusicalPastiche of "The Monster Mash"."Monster Mash."
* ADogAteMyHomework: Parodied. After the monsters adopt the baby bears, Panda notices that his homework is missing. The Wolf Man then coughs up a soggy ball of paper and apologizes.
* EvilLaugh: The caretaker of the creepy house the baby bears stay in does one and the bears awkwardly join in.
* FourthWallPsych: Just like in the first Halloween episode, Charlie is revealed to have told all the stories to an In-Universe audience. However, instead of trick-or-treaters, he was talking to skeleton versions of Grizzly, Panda, and Ice Bear.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: When the animals are turned into zombies, their eyes start glowing bright green.
* HalloweenEpisode: Charlie shares four spooky stories with the audience to celebrate Halloween.
* HauntedHouse: In the second segment, the Baby Bears go looking for a “forever home” at an OldDarkHouse.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: When the animals are turned into zombies, their eyes start glowing bright green.
* HalloweenEpisode: Charlie shares four spooky stories with the audience to celebrate Halloween.
* HauntedHouse: In the second segment, the Baby Bears go looking for a “forever home” at an OldDarkHouse.
* InCaseOfXBreakGlass: Baby Panda gets a WoodenStake from a glass box that says “Break in Case of Vampires” and is about to slay the vampire with it until the monsters’ roommate stops him.
* MirrorScare: Baby Panda goes to the bathroom sink to try to calm himself down, but when a strike of lightning flashes he sees a mummy behind him in the mirror.
* RightBehindMe: Baby Grizz remarks that next Panda is going to tell him that a monster is right behind him and then begins describing the exact cthulhu-like monster that’s looming over him.
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** The alien from the first story looks and sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog, of Franchise/TheMuppets fame.
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.
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** The episode’s title card is a reference to the title card for ''[[Film/TheConjuring2 The Conjuring 2]]''.
** The opening soundtrack is similar to the ''[[Film/Halloween1978 Halloween]]'' theme.
** The alien from the first story looks and sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog, ofFranchise/TheMuppets fame.
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.''Franchise/TheMuppets'' fame.
** The opening soundtrack is similar to the ''[[Film/Halloween1978 Halloween]]'' theme.
** The alien from the first story looks and sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog, of
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.
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* {{Troll}}: In the third story, the bears and Chloe face an annoying internet troll who constantly uses ForumSpeak and criticizes everything.
* WholePlotReference: From the sound effects to the setting to the gags, the whole second story reads like a ''[[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!]]'' episode.
* WishingForMoreWishes: When the bears think a UFO falling out of the sky is a shooting star, Ice Bear says he’s going to wish for more wishes.
-->'''Grizzly:''' Bro, you can’t wish for more wishes. Think that’s against the rules.
-->'''Ice Bear:''' Then Ice Bear will wish for more shooting stars.
* WolvesAlwaysHowlAtTheMoon: A few zombie wolves (and one squirrel) howl at the full moon before attacking the bears.
* WholePlotReference: From the sound effects to the setting to the gags, the whole second story reads like a ''[[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!]]'' episode.
* WishingForMoreWishes: When the bears think a UFO falling out of the sky is a shooting star, Ice Bear says he’s going to wish for more wishes.
-->'''Grizzly:''' Bro, you can’t wish for more wishes. Think that’s against the rules.
-->'''Ice Bear:''' Then Ice Bear will wish for more shooting stars.
* WolvesAlwaysHowlAtTheMoon: A few zombie wolves (and one squirrel) howl at the full moon before attacking the bears.
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* VisualPun: The zom-bee that Tabes gets stung by. It’s even lampshaded by Panda.
-->'''Grizzly:''' Please tell me that’s not a zombie bee.
-->'''Panda:''' Wait, would that make it a "zom-bee"?
-->'''Grizzly:''' Please tell me that’s not a zombie bee.
-->'''Panda:''' Wait, would that make it a "zom-bee"?
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* BalefulPolymorph: In the third segment, the Internet Troll turns Grizzly into a crude CGI model of a bear with a text-to-speech voice and Ice Bear into an ice cube.
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* ForcedTransformation: In the third segment, the Internet Troll turns Grizzly into a crude CGI model of a bear with a text-to-speech voice and Ice Bear into an ice cube.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features [[Literature/{{Dracula}} Count Dracula]], FrankensteinsMonster, a WolfMan, a {{Mummy}}, and a Cthulhu-like creature. It even ends with a parody of the TropeNamer.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features [[Literature/{{Dracula}} Count Dracula]], {{Dracula}}, FrankensteinsMonster, a WolfMan, a {{Mummy}}, and a Cthulhu-like creature.{{Cthulhumanoid}}. It even ends with a parody of the TropeNamer.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, a Wolf-Man, a Mummy, and a Cthulhu-like creature. It even ends with a parody of the TropeNamer.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features [[Literature/{{Dracula}} Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, Dracula]], FrankensteinsMonster, a Wolf-Man, WolfMan, a Mummy, {{Mummy}}, and a Cthulhu-like creature. It even ends with a parody of the TropeNamer.
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: In the ending of the fourth segment, the timeline is mostly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
* NotQuiteBackToNormal: In the ending of the fourth segment, Charlie undoes all his wishes and things are seemingly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', complete with the voice of Tom Kenny as Ice King.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as palette-swapped versions of Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', complete with the voice of Tom Kenny as Ice King.
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* TheImmune: The end of the first story reveals that Panda is immune to the zombie virus, making him the only one of the Bears capable of taking care of them, plus Zombie!Tabbes.
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* TheImmune: The end of the first story reveals that Panda is immune to the zombie virus, making him the only one of the Bears capable of taking care of them, plus Zombie!Tabbes. Panda laments the irony in this, considering how he's allergic to a lot of things.
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* TheImmune: The end of the first story reveals that Panda is immune to the zombie virus, making him the only one of the Bears capable of taking care of them, plus Zombie!Tabbes.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Chloe contracts the internet troll by trying to watch a movie on a torrent site. When it's vanquished she and the bears decide to just pay for the movie on demand
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* BannisterSlide: In the second story, the Bears slide down a railing to try and get away from the monsters.
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* BannisterSlide: In the second story, the Baby Bears slide down a railing to try and get away from the monsters.
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** After his second wish, Charlie is the only human in a world of bigfoots, including bigfoot versions of the Bears.
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** After his second wish, Charlie is the only human in a world of bigfoots, cryptids, including bigfoot versions of the Bears.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: In the end of the second segment, the Baby Bears finally get adopted by a loving family... of monsters.
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* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics. At the very least, it distracts him long enough for the anti-virus to delete him for real.
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* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to [[LogicalWeakness ignore its antics.antics]]. At the very least, it distracts him long enough for the anti-virus to delete him for real.
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* YouAreWhatYouHate: The final segment has the human-fearing Charlie becoming a human himself, though by choice.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In the fourth segment, Charlie finds a human skeleton entangled in vines standing next to the old Zohar machine, and remarks "Someone must've wished for a skeleton."
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* SceneryCensor: After getting turned into a human, Charlie's lack of clothes is covered up by a conveniently-placed bush.
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* SceneryCensor: After getting turned into a human, Charlie's lack of clothes is covered up by a conveniently-placed bush.bush in the foreground.
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** "Zohar the Wish-Granter" is based on the Zoltar machine from ''Film/{{Big}}''.
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** "Zohar the Wish-Granter" from the fourth segment is based on the Zoltar machine from ''Film/{{Big}}''.
--->'''Ice King:''' Ice King in wrong show.
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* ZombieApocalypse: In the first story.
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* ZombieApocalypse: In the first story.story, goo from a mysterious meteorite starts turning the forest animals into zombies.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, a Wolf-Man, a Mummy, and a Cthulhu-like creature.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, a Wolf-Man, a Mummy, and a Cthulhu-like creature. It even ends with a parody of the TropeNamer.
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* WrapAroundBackground: Parodied in the second segment. The Baby Bears are being chased by a werewolf down a hallway, but when the werewolf notices the wrap-around background he stops and waits for the bears to run into him again.
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* WrapAroundBackground: Parodied in the second segment. The Baby Bears are being chased by a werewolf down a hallway, but when the werewolf notices the wrap-around background he stops and waits for the bears to run into him again.again.
* ZombieApocalypse: In the first story.
* ZombieApocalypse: In the first story.
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* MonsterMash: The second story features Count Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, a Wolf-Man, a Mummy, and a Cthulhu-like creature.
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: The ending of the fourth timeline is mostly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: The In the ending of the fourth segment, the timeline is mostly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
* TheEndOrIsIt: At the end of the third segment, Panda leaves a negative review of Chloe's favorite movie and imitates the Internet Troll's evil grin.
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* HumanityEnsues: In the fourth segment, Charlie's first wish has him turn into a human.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics.
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* HumanityEnsues: In the fourth segment, Charlie's first wish has him turn into a human.
human. He doesn't turn back until he hits the ResetButton at the end.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics. At the very least, it distracts him long enough for the anti-virus to delete him for real.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics. At the very least, it distracts him long enough for the anti-virus to delete him for real.
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* ResetButton: A literal example; the Zohar machine has an "Edit Undo" button that undoes all the wishes a customer has made on the machine.
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* ResetButton: A literal example; the Zohar machine in the fourth segment has an "Edit Undo" button that undoes all the wishes a customer has made on the machine.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', complete with the voice of Tom Kenny.
** The episod ends with a skeletal version of the Bears doing an homage to WesternAnimation/TheSkeletonDance.
** The episod ends with a skeletal version of the Bears doing an homage to WesternAnimation/TheSkeletonDance.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', complete with the voice of Tom Kenny.
Kenny as Ice King.
** Theepisod episode ends with a skeletal version of the Bears doing an homage to WesternAnimation/TheSkeletonDance.
** The
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* AllTrollsAreDifferent: The "Internet Troll" is a goblin like creature with reality-warping powers who loves to torment people and tell them that their favorite things are terrible.
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* AllTrollsAreDifferent: The "Internet Troll" is a goblin like goblin-like creature with reality-warping powers who loves to torment people and tell them that their favorite things are terrible.terrible.
* BalefulPolymorph: In the third segment, the Internet Troll turns Grizzly into a crude CGI model of a bear with a text-to-speech voice and Ice Bear into an ice cube.
* BalefulPolymorph: In the third segment, the Internet Troll turns Grizzly into a crude CGI model of a bear with a text-to-speech voice and Ice Bear into an ice cube.
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* Expy: With his obnoxious personality, ability to warp reality, and the voice of Creator/AlexHirsch, the Internet Troll is obviously based on Bill Cipher from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: With his obnoxious personality, ability to warp reality, and the voice of Creator/AlexHirsch, the Internet Troll is obviously based on Bill Cipher from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''.
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* Expy: With his obnoxious personality, ability to warp reality, and the voice of Creator/AlexHirsch, the Internet Troll is obviously based on Bill Cipher from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''.
** The alien from the first story looks and sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog, of Franchise/TheMuppets fame.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
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** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', complete with the voice of Tom Kenny.
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In a special double-length Halloween episode, Charlie wakes up from a nice nap (in an abandoned graveyard) and regales the viewers with four spooky stories. First, the Bears have an encounter with a horde of zombie animals. Next, the Baby Bears spend the night in a haunted house full of spooky monsters. Third, Chloe's attempt to watch free movies on the Internet summons a literal Internet troll who torments her and the Bears. And finally, Charlie's encounter with an abandoned arcade machine leads to a series of ill thought-out wishes.
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!!Tropes:
* AllTrollsAreDifferent: The "Internet Troll" is a goblin like creature with reality-warping powers who loves to torment people and tell them that their favorite things are terrible.
* BannisterSlide: In the second story, the Bears slide down a railing to try and get away from the monsters.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: The fourth segment has Charlie making a series of wishes so he can go to the city with his friends the Bears.
** The first wish turns Charlie into a human, but the Bears don't recognize him in this form, and in fact don't seem to remember who he is.
** After his second wish, Charlie is the only human in a world of bigfoots, including bigfoot versions of the Bears.
** After his third wish, everyone else is an anthropomorphic or talking animal, except the Bears are realistic-looking normal bears.
** After his fourth wish, Charlie is in a world where he's a wanted criminal.
** After that, Charlie ends up travelling through a string of increasingly bizarre {{alternate universe}}s, including ones where humans and fruit swap places, an underwater world populated by merfolk, and a world where anthropomorphic cell phones take pictures with humans.
* BuriedAlive: The episode opens with Charlie climbing out of a grave with a tombstone reading "TALL DUDE WHO LOVED TO TALK". Apparently he was taking a nap, and sleeping so soundly the villagers who buried him thought he was dead.
* CloseEnoughTimeline: The ending of the fourth timeline is mostly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: A Cthulhu look-alike is one of the monsters that chases the bears in the second story.
* DancePartyEnding: The second segment ends with the Bears and their new monster family dancing to a parody of "The Monster Mash".
* HopeSpot: Just when it looks like the antivirus has defeated the Internet troll, it turns out to have possessed Panda.
* HumanityEnsues: In the fourth segment, Charlie's first wish has him turn into a human.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics.
* MediumBlending: The third segment features a CGI "Internet troll" interacting with the 2D-animated Chloe and the Bears.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the first story, Tabes runs over the alien who has the antidote to the zombie plague, causing him to spill it.
* RealityWarper: The Internet Troll from the third segment messes with reality inside the Bears' house.
* ResetButton: A literal example; the Zohar machine has an "Edit Undo" button that undoes all the wishes a customer has made on the machine.
* SceneryCensor: After getting turned into a human, Charlie's lack of clothes is covered up by a conveniently-placed bush.
* ShoutOut:
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.
** The Internet Troll in the third segment turns a vase of flowers into [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Missingno]], and references Internet memes such as "360 NO SCOPE!"
** "Zohar the Wish-Granter" is based on the Zoltar machine from ''Film/{{Big}}''.
** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
** The episod ends with a skeletal version of the Bears doing an homage to WesternAnimation/TheSkeletonDance.
* WrapAroundBackground: Parodied in the second segment. The Baby Bears are being chased by a werewolf down a hallway, but when the werewolf notices the wrap-around background he stops and waits for the bears to run into him again.
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* AllTrollsAreDifferent: The "Internet Troll" is a goblin like creature with reality-warping powers who loves to torment people and tell them that their favorite things are terrible.
* BannisterSlide: In the second story, the Bears slide down a railing to try and get away from the monsters.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: The fourth segment has Charlie making a series of wishes so he can go to the city with his friends the Bears.
** The first wish turns Charlie into a human, but the Bears don't recognize him in this form, and in fact don't seem to remember who he is.
** After his second wish, Charlie is the only human in a world of bigfoots, including bigfoot versions of the Bears.
** After his third wish, everyone else is an anthropomorphic or talking animal, except the Bears are realistic-looking normal bears.
** After his fourth wish, Charlie is in a world where he's a wanted criminal.
** After that, Charlie ends up travelling through a string of increasingly bizarre {{alternate universe}}s, including ones where humans and fruit swap places, an underwater world populated by merfolk, and a world where anthropomorphic cell phones take pictures with humans.
* BuriedAlive: The episode opens with Charlie climbing out of a grave with a tombstone reading "TALL DUDE WHO LOVED TO TALK". Apparently he was taking a nap, and sleeping so soundly the villagers who buried him thought he was dead.
* CloseEnoughTimeline: The ending of the fourth timeline is mostly back to normal... except Charlie and the Bears have pouches on their stomachs containing younger versions of themselves.
* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: A Cthulhu look-alike is one of the monsters that chases the bears in the second story.
* DancePartyEnding: The second segment ends with the Bears and their new monster family dancing to a parody of "The Monster Mash".
* HopeSpot: Just when it looks like the antivirus has defeated the Internet troll, it turns out to have possessed Panda.
* HumanityEnsues: In the fourth segment, Charlie's first wish has him turn into a human.
* JustIgnoreIt: Chloe figures out the best way to defeat the Internet Troll is to ignore its antics.
* MediumBlending: The third segment features a CGI "Internet troll" interacting with the 2D-animated Chloe and the Bears.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the first story, Tabes runs over the alien who has the antidote to the zombie plague, causing him to spill it.
* RealityWarper: The Internet Troll from the third segment messes with reality inside the Bears' house.
* ResetButton: A literal example; the Zohar machine has an "Edit Undo" button that undoes all the wishes a customer has made on the machine.
* SceneryCensor: After getting turned into a human, Charlie's lack of clothes is covered up by a conveniently-placed bush.
* ShoutOut:
** The second story is an homage to Franchise/ScoobyDoo stories, complete with music and sound effects cribbed from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' and a ScoobyDoobyDoors gag.
** The Internet Troll in the third segment turns a vase of flowers into [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Missingno]], and references Internet memes such as "360 NO SCOPE!"
** "Zohar the Wish-Granter" is based on the Zoltar machine from ''Film/{{Big}}''.
** One of the alternate universes seen in the fourth segment has Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear as Finn, Jake, and the Ice King from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
** The episod ends with a skeletal version of the Bears doing an homage to WesternAnimation/TheSkeletonDance.
* WrapAroundBackground: Parodied in the second segment. The Baby Bears are being chased by a werewolf down a hallway, but when the werewolf notices the wrap-around background he stops and waits for the bears to run into him again.
