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* IdeaBulb: Captain Huggy Face gets one, accompanied with an IdeaDing, when he gets the idea to capture Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen with the help of the Cheese Seizer. Said bulb is made out of cheese, so he proceeds to reach up and eat it.
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* IdeaBulb: Captain Huggy Face [=HuggyFace=] gets one, accompanied with by an IdeaDing, when he gets the idea to capture Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen with the help of the Cheese Seizer. Said bulb is made out of cheese, so he proceeds to reach up and eat it.
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* RiddleOfTheSphinx: Ms. Question forces everyone to answer the "What has four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three legs in the evening?" riddle to pass her on the road. Apparently nobody can answer the riddle, as this creates a traffic jam that disrupts the Botsfords' trip to the beach, but [=WordGirl=] is eventually able to figure out the answer.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: The riddle book that Mr. Botsford brings to the beach is called ''The '''B'''ig '''B'''ook of '''B'''rain Teasers and '''P'''uzzling '''P'''uzzles''.
* {{Birdcaged}}: After [=WordGirl=] is knocked into the water by Ms. Question's robot and Captain [=HuggyFace=] has been disoriented by her question mark blast, she takes the opportunity to have the robot put the good captain in a giant birdcage. After he's been freed later in the episode, [=WordGirl=] captures Ms. Question herself in the very same cage.
* DelayedCausality: When Captain [=HuggyFace=] points out that one of Tobey's robots is fleeing into the distance, [=WordGirl=] flies to quickly attack it before returning, leaving it to break into pieces in the background.
* DoubleTake: As the Botsfords are going to the beach, Mr. Botsford assures his family that the heavy traffic is normal and that there's nothing unusual going on.
-->'''TJ:''' Yeah, except for that giant robot. ''[The family's eyes widen and Becky gasps.]'' Whoa, a giant robot!
* FacePalm: Ms. Question does one out of frustration when it turns out that nobody in the bank she's robbing knows who she is.
* FlexingThoseNonBiceps: TJ does this when he claims that he only wears floaty wings because they make him look pumped. A bulge ''does'' appear at first, but it soon disappears and is replaced by the cartoony droop.
* FullNameUltimatum: As Mrs. [=McCallister=] is taking Tobey away at the start of the episode:
-->'''Mrs. [=McCallister=]:''' Theodore [=McCallister=] III, you promised me you would stop with this robot nonsense!
* LaserGuidedBroadcast: Just as Ms. Question is wondering what sort of crime she should commit to get more recognition, she hears a radio DJ talk about how everyone is going to the beach and how if he were a villain, the first thing he would do would be to block the bridge leading there. Ms. Question takes him up on the idea.
* QuizzicalTilt: Tobey's robot does this after Ms. Question uses her powers to take control of it.
* RiddleOfTheSphinx: Ms. Question forceseveryone [=WordGirl=] to answer the "What has four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three legs in the evening?" riddle to pass her on free the road. Apparently nobody can answer the riddle, as this creates a traffic jam that disrupts the Botsfords' trip to the beach, but [=WordGirl=] is eventually able to figure out the answer.captive Captain [=HuggyFace=].
* {{Birdcaged}}: After [=WordGirl=] is knocked into the water by Ms. Question's robot and Captain [=HuggyFace=] has been disoriented by her question mark blast, she takes the opportunity to have the robot put the good captain in a giant birdcage. After he's been freed later in the episode, [=WordGirl=] captures Ms. Question herself in the very same cage.
* DelayedCausality: When Captain [=HuggyFace=] points out that one of Tobey's robots is fleeing into the distance, [=WordGirl=] flies to quickly attack it before returning, leaving it to break into pieces in the background.
* DoubleTake: As the Botsfords are going to the beach, Mr. Botsford assures his family that the heavy traffic is normal and that there's nothing unusual going on.
-->'''TJ:''' Yeah, except for that giant robot. ''[The family's eyes widen and Becky gasps.]'' Whoa, a giant robot!
* FacePalm: Ms. Question does one out of frustration when it turns out that nobody in the bank she's robbing knows who she is.
* FlexingThoseNonBiceps: TJ does this when he claims that he only wears floaty wings because they make him look pumped. A bulge ''does'' appear at first, but it soon disappears and is replaced by the cartoony droop.
* FullNameUltimatum: As Mrs. [=McCallister=] is taking Tobey away at the start of the episode:
-->'''Mrs. [=McCallister=]:''' Theodore [=McCallister=] III, you promised me you would stop with this robot nonsense!
* LaserGuidedBroadcast: Just as Ms. Question is wondering what sort of crime she should commit to get more recognition, she hears a radio DJ talk about how everyone is going to the beach and how if he were a villain, the first thing he would do would be to block the bridge leading there. Ms. Question takes him up on the idea.
* QuizzicalTilt: Tobey's robot does this after Ms. Question uses her powers to take control of it.
* RiddleOfTheSphinx: Ms. Question forces
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'''Original airdate:''' September 10th, 2012
'''Seize the Cheese:''' The Botsfords go on a family hike. This part's associated vocabulary words are "savour" and "seize".
'''Ms. Question's Riddle Rampage:''' Ms. Question uses one of Tobey's robots to hold up traffic. This part's associated vocabulary words are "stranded" and "puzzled".
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!!"Seize the Cheese" contains the following tropes:
* BaitAndSwitchComment: Dr. Two-Brains is reluctant to go apple picking with his henchmen, thinking it'll be boring. After he actually tries it, he admits that he was wrong. It's even ''more'' boring than he thought it would be.
* BalloonBelly: Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen get these after gorging themselves on all the cheese the Cheese Seizer attracted.
* BigNo: Becky does one when Mr. Botsford leaps into the air to take her game controller from her.
* DayHurtsDarkAdjustedEyes: After having spent an unknown amount of time playing video games inside, Becky is blinded for a moment when Mr. Botsford opens the door to take the family out on a hike.
* ExtremeCloseUp:
** This is used when Mrs. Botsford dramatically tells her husband to seize Becky's game controller.
** Dr. Two-Brains gets a turn when he declares that he and his henchmen will have to go get some cheese to indulge his new love for cheese and apples.
* ICantBelieveImSayingThis: After Dr. Two-Brains over-indulges on cheese to the point of getting a BalloonBelly:
-->'''Dr. Two-Brains:''' Boys, I never thought I'd say this, but I think we ate too much cheese.
* IdeaBulb: Captain Huggy Face gets one, accompanied with an IdeaDing, when he gets the idea to capture Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen with the help of the Cheese Seizer. Said bulb is made out of cheese, so he proceeds to reach up and eat it.
* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood: Dr. Two-Brains finds cheese and apples together to be this, to the point of getting apple-shaped WingdingEyes and a trippy background when he first tries it.
* LotsOfLuggage: Mr. Botsford's backpack for the family hiking trip is over twice as big as he is and can barely be moved even with almost the whole family helping. According to him, it contains essentials such as for example patio furniture and a bowling ball.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Dr. Two-Brains picking an apple for the first time is accompanied by a triumphant fanfare and the camera zooming in on the apple on a spotlight background as he holds it aloft.
* TitleDrop: Dr. Two-Brains dramatically declares, "Cheese Seizer, seize the cheese!" when he first uses it.
* VerbalBackspace:
-->'''Mr. Botsford:''' Becky, TJ, are you still playing that Pretty Princess game?\\
'''TJ:''' Huh? No! I was just looking at the screen and thinking about how fun this game is-- isn't.
* WingdingEyes: When Dr. Two-Brains first tastes cheese and apples together, he finds it so delicious that his pupils turn into apples.
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!!"Ms. Question's Riddle Rampage" contains the following tropes:
* RiddleOfTheSphinx: Ms. Question forces everyone to answer the "What has four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three legs in the evening?" riddle to pass her on the road. Apparently nobody can answer the riddle, as this creates a traffic jam that disrupts the Botsfords' trip to the beach, but [=WordGirl=] is eventually able to figure out the answer.
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'''Seize the Cheese:''' The Botsfords go on a family hike. This part's associated vocabulary words are "savour" and "seize".
'''Ms. Question's Riddle Rampage:''' Ms. Question uses one of Tobey's robots to hold up traffic. This part's associated vocabulary words are "stranded" and "puzzled".
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!!"Seize the Cheese" contains the following tropes:
* BaitAndSwitchComment: Dr. Two-Brains is reluctant to go apple picking with his henchmen, thinking it'll be boring. After he actually tries it, he admits that he was wrong. It's even ''more'' boring than he thought it would be.
* BalloonBelly: Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen get these after gorging themselves on all the cheese the Cheese Seizer attracted.
* BigNo: Becky does one when Mr. Botsford leaps into the air to take her game controller from her.
* DayHurtsDarkAdjustedEyes: After having spent an unknown amount of time playing video games inside, Becky is blinded for a moment when Mr. Botsford opens the door to take the family out on a hike.
* ExtremeCloseUp:
** This is used when Mrs. Botsford dramatically tells her husband to seize Becky's game controller.
** Dr. Two-Brains gets a turn when he declares that he and his henchmen will have to go get some cheese to indulge his new love for cheese and apples.
* ICantBelieveImSayingThis: After Dr. Two-Brains over-indulges on cheese to the point of getting a BalloonBelly:
-->'''Dr. Two-Brains:''' Boys, I never thought I'd say this, but I think we ate too much cheese.
* IdeaBulb: Captain Huggy Face gets one, accompanied with an IdeaDing, when he gets the idea to capture Dr. Two-Brains and his henchmen with the help of the Cheese Seizer. Said bulb is made out of cheese, so he proceeds to reach up and eat it.
* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood: Dr. Two-Brains finds cheese and apples together to be this, to the point of getting apple-shaped WingdingEyes and a trippy background when he first tries it.
* LotsOfLuggage: Mr. Botsford's backpack for the family hiking trip is over twice as big as he is and can barely be moved even with almost the whole family helping. According to him, it contains essentials such as for example patio furniture and a bowling ball.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Dr. Two-Brains picking an apple for the first time is accompanied by a triumphant fanfare and the camera zooming in on the apple on a spotlight background as he holds it aloft.
* TitleDrop: Dr. Two-Brains dramatically declares, "Cheese Seizer, seize the cheese!" when he first uses it.
* VerbalBackspace:
-->'''Mr. Botsford:''' Becky, TJ, are you still playing that Pretty Princess game?\\
'''TJ:''' Huh? No! I was just looking at the screen and thinking about how fun this game is-- isn't.
* WingdingEyes: When Dr. Two-Brains first tastes cheese and apples together, he finds it so delicious that his pupils turn into apples.
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!!"Ms. Question's Riddle Rampage" contains the following tropes:
* RiddleOfTheSphinx: Ms. Question forces everyone to answer the "What has four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three legs in the evening?" riddle to pass her on the road. Apparently nobody can answer the riddle, as this creates a traffic jam that disrupts the Botsfords' trip to the beach, but [=WordGirl=] is eventually able to figure out the answer.
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