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* DisruptingTheTheater: [=WordGirl=], Chuck, Mr. Big, and Brent talking loudly during a movie eventually gets them thrown out of the theater.
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* RealityEnsues: [=WordGirl=], Chuck, Mr. Big, and Brent talking loudly during a movie eventually gets them thrown out of the theater.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: When [=WordGirl=] hears Mr. Big complaining about his broken roof after Chuck destroys his mind control device and goes to investigate, it looks to her like Chuck attacked Mr. Big unprovoked out of jealousy, and she moves to arrest him. Fortunately, Brent quickly sets her straight.
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* SeesawCatapult: Becky accidentally does this when she de-transforms from [=WordGirl=] and lands on the seesaw she was sitting on earlier, sending Bob flying. Fortunately, she catches him again when he comes dow.
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* SeesawCatapult: Becky accidentally does this when she de-transforms from [=WordGirl=] and lands on the seesaw she was sitting on earlier, sending Bob flying. Fortunately, she catches him again when he comes dow.down.
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* AbsurdPhobia: Due to the fact that he failed to destroy them with his shockwaves as a child, the Whammer is afraid of bubbles to the point where he can't even stand to hear the word.
* BigNo: The Whammer does this whenever he tries to run away from the bubbles that trigger his phobia.
* BubblegumPopping: [=WordGirl=] catches the Whammer at the end by having Captain [=HuggyFace=] blow a giant bubblegum bubble that the Whammer indulges his new-found love of popping bubbles on. [=WordGirl=] can break free from the resulting mess, the Whammer can't.
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Lampshaded.
-->'''Museum Curator:''' Oh no! These incredibly fragile glass vases are incredibly fragile! Hence the name!
:: : Soon afterwards, he yells in frustration over the Whammer's whamming that maybe he should've called the exhibit "The Incredibly Fragile Incredibly Fragile Glass Vases of the Renaissance, Which Are Really Very Incredibly Fragile".
* FaceYourFears: Once [=WordGirl=] realises that the Whammer is afraid of bubbles, she helps him do this.
* NewJobEpisode: After losing his powers, the Whammer tries to find another job. He tries a grocery store, a county fair, and a beach, but his fear of bubbles keeps messing things up for him.
* BigNo: The Whammer does this whenever he tries to run away from the bubbles that trigger his phobia.
* BubblegumPopping: [=WordGirl=] catches the Whammer at the end by having Captain [=HuggyFace=] blow a giant bubblegum bubble that the Whammer indulges his new-found love of popping bubbles on. [=WordGirl=] can break free from the resulting mess, the Whammer can't.
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Lampshaded.
-->'''Museum Curator:''' Oh no! These incredibly fragile glass vases are incredibly fragile! Hence the name!
:: : Soon afterwards, he yells in frustration over the Whammer's whamming that maybe he should've called the exhibit "The Incredibly Fragile Incredibly Fragile Glass Vases of the Renaissance, Which Are Really Very Incredibly Fragile".
* FaceYourFears: Once [=WordGirl=] realises that the Whammer is afraid of bubbles, she helps him do this.
* NewJobEpisode: After losing his powers, the Whammer tries to find another job. He tries a grocery store, a county fair, and a beach, but his fear of bubbles keeps messing things up for him.
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* PowerIncontinence: Inverted. The Whammer loses his whamming powers due to the trauma that caused him to develop a fear of bubbles being reawakened. They return once he conquers his fear.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: The Whammer does this when he's scared by bubbles at one of his new jobs.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: The Whammer does this when he's scared by bubbles at one of his new jobs.
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* BigBrotherInstinct: Or rather, Little Brother Instinct. The instant Chuck suspects that Brent is under mind control, he wants to save him. When his suspicions get proven right much later, he uses his giant sandwich press to crush Mr. Big's mind control device to stop him from putting Brent out of business.
-->'''Chuck:''' Don't worry, Brent! Your baby brother's gonna save the day!
* CryingWolf: After two instances of Chuck calling [=WordGirl=] and accusing Mr. Big of being up to no good with Brent with no evidence, Becky refuses to come to his aid the one time he actually ''does'' have proof.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Chuck keeps calling for [=WordGirl=] to arrest Mr. Big for such horrible crimes as hanging out with Brent and talking during a movie.
* FalseFriend: Mr. Big pretends to be Brent's friend so he can mind control him into giving away all his recipes.
* HypocriticalHumor: Chuck loudly complains about Mr. Big talking during a movie after he himself did so ''and'' blocked the view for another moviegoer.
* NeverMyFault: After Chuck's loud accusations to Mr. Big and Brent get the group thrown out of the movie theater, he blames them for making him miss the movie.
* NewFriendEnvy: It takes Chuck less than a minute to go from relieved to jealous when it sinks in for him that Brent is hanging out with someone else than him.
* RealityEnsues: [=WordGirl=], Chuck, Mr. Big, and Brent talking loudly during a movie eventually gets them thrown out of the theater.
* RudelyHangingUp: Chuck does this when Brent asks him if he wants to come play minigolf with him and his friend.
* SeesawCatapult: Becky accidentally does this when she de-transforms from [=WordGirl=] and lands on the seesaw she was sitting on earlier, sending Bob flying. Fortunately, she catches him again when he comes dow.
-->'''Chuck:''' Don't worry, Brent! Your baby brother's gonna save the day!
* CryingWolf: After two instances of Chuck calling [=WordGirl=] and accusing Mr. Big of being up to no good with Brent with no evidence, Becky refuses to come to his aid the one time he actually ''does'' have proof.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Chuck keeps calling for [=WordGirl=] to arrest Mr. Big for such horrible crimes as hanging out with Brent and talking during a movie.
* FalseFriend: Mr. Big pretends to be Brent's friend so he can mind control him into giving away all his recipes.
* HypocriticalHumor: Chuck loudly complains about Mr. Big talking during a movie after he himself did so ''and'' blocked the view for another moviegoer.
* NeverMyFault: After Chuck's loud accusations to Mr. Big and Brent get the group thrown out of the movie theater, he blames them for making him miss the movie.
* NewFriendEnvy: It takes Chuck less than a minute to go from relieved to jealous when it sinks in for him that Brent is hanging out with someone else than him.
* RealityEnsues: [=WordGirl=], Chuck, Mr. Big, and Brent talking loudly during a movie eventually gets them thrown out of the theater.
* RudelyHangingUp: Chuck does this when Brent asks him if he wants to come play minigolf with him and his friend.
* SeesawCatapult: Becky accidentally does this when she de-transforms from [=WordGirl=] and lands on the seesaw she was sitting on earlier, sending Bob flying. Fortunately, she catches him again when he comes dow.
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* SubvertedSuspicionAesop: Chuck assumes that Mr. Big is up to no good with Brent throughout the whole episode, until [=WordGirl=] convinces him that Brent is simply making other friends than Chuck and that's okay. However, when Chuck goes to apologise, he finds out that Mr. Big really ''was'' up to no good; Brent was just the victim rather than the co-conspirator.
* TheVictimMustBeConfused: When Chuck finds out that Brent is hanging out with Mr. Big at the golf course, he assumes that Brent must be under mind control. He isn't... at the moment.
* TheVictimMustBeConfused: When Chuck finds out that Brent is hanging out with Mr. Big at the golf course, he assumes that Brent must be under mind control. He isn't... at the moment.
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* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: The title "Silence of the Whams" is a reference to the film ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs''.
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: When Chuck calls Brent at the start of the episode. The dividing line is, naturally, a sandwich.
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'''Original airdate:''' June 2nd, 2014
'''Big and Brent:''' Chuck is jealous when Brent hangs out with Mr. Big. This part's associated vocabulary words are "dubious" and "conspire".
'''Silence of the Whams:''' The Whammer looks for a new career. This part's associated vocabulary words are "fragile" and "burst".
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'''Big and Brent:''' Chuck is jealous when Brent hangs out with Mr. Big. This part's associated vocabulary words are "dubious" and "conspire".
'''Silence of the Whams:''' The Whammer looks for a new career. This part's associated vocabulary words are "fragile" and "burst".
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!!"Silence of the Whams" contains the following tropes:
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