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* Also happens when Beef tries to climb over an electric fence in "The Erik Affair".
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** IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: All episodes are titled "The ______ Affair"
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* Also happens when Beef tries to climb over an electric fence in "The Erik Affair".
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* SickeningCrunch: When Bosh breaks Bob's leg and then ''stands on it'' in "The Danceathon Affair".
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** Beef breaking into song whenever he's introduced onscreen.
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** Vic and Bob setting up the plot of the episode with a song, and Beef breaking into song whenever he's introduced onscreen.
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** Erik dry-wretching at something Bob has done, normally in provocative situations.
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** Erik and Rachel dry-wretching at something Bob has done, normally in provocative situations.
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* BecomingPartOfTheImage: In the first episode, Vic punches a hole in a painting of an African pygmy tribesman [[ItMakesSenseInContext and puts is head though it]], with his face replacing that of the pygmy.
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* BecomingPartOfTheImage: In the first episode, Vic punches a hole in a painting of an African pygmy tribesman [[ItMakesSenseInContext and puts is head though it]], with it (with his face replacing that of the pygmy.pygmy) in order to talk to Bob through the wall of clutter.
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* ChristmasEpisode: "The Bobble Hat Affair".
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** Julie snapping photos of the male characters' crotches (usually Vic's).
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** Julie snapping photos taking a photo of one the male characters' crotches (usually Vic's).Vic).
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** Bosh calling everyone a "twat".
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** Bosh calling everyone someone a "twat".
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** Bob spilling his coffee.
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** Bob spilling his cup of coffee.
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* OnlySaneMan: Bob, who is often visibly frustrated at being surrounded by idiots.
* RunningGag: By the bucketload, the most notable examples include:
** Vic saying "If I were an idiot, would I be able to do this?" and proceeding to do said idiotic thing.
* RunningGag: By the bucketload, the most notable examples include:
** Vic saying "If I were an idiot, would I be able to do this?" and proceeding to do said idiotic thing.
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* OnlySaneMan: Bob, who is often visibly frustrated at being surrounded OnceAnEpisode: Running gags in this show come by idiots.
* RunningGag: Bythe bucketload, the most notable examples include:
** Vicsaying boasting "If I were was an idiot, would I be able to do this?" and proceeding to do said idiotic thing.
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** Bob's toupee coming off (and getting glue back on with a pritt-stick).
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** Bob's toupee coming off undone (and getting glue glued back on with a pritt-stick).
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* SurrealHumour
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* SurrealHumourRunningGag: By the bucketload, the most notable examples include:
** Vic saying "If I were an idiot, would I be able to do this?" and proceeding to do said idiotic thing.
** Julie snapping photos of the male characters' crotches (usually Vic's).
** Bob's toupee coming off (and getting glue back on with a pritt-stick).
** Beef breaking into song whenever he's introduced onscreen.
** Bosh calling everyone a "twat".
** Erik dry-wretching at something Bob has done, normally in provocative situations.
** The staircase getting wrecked.
** Bob spilling his coffee.
* SurrealHumour: It's a Vic and Bob production, after all.
** Vic saying "If I were an idiot, would I be able to do this?" and proceeding to do said idiotic thing.
** Julie snapping photos of the male characters' crotches (usually Vic's).
** Bob's toupee coming off (and getting glue back on with a pritt-stick).
** Beef breaking into song whenever he's introduced onscreen.
** Bosh calling everyone a "twat".
** Erik dry-wretching at something Bob has done, normally in provocative situations.
** The staircase getting wrecked.
** Bob spilling his coffee.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In the second series, Erik gets a girlfriend who acts and dresses exactly like him.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Erik spends most of the second series opener completely in the buff when Vic fails to get him a suit for his blind date.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bob's son Erik is an uptight, reclusive ManChild who spends most of the time locked away in his bedroom, openly insults his father and coldly shoots down any effort for Bob to even bond or make contact with him, yet he gets along great with Vic, who he sees as more of a father figure with Bob.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bob's son Erik is an uptight, reclusive antisocial ManChild who spends most of the time locked away in his bedroom, openly insults insulting his father and coldly shoots shooting down any effort for Bob to even bond or make contact with him, yet him. The only time he gets along great with Vic, who has ever shown any compassion for Bob is when he sees as more of a thinks his father figure with Bob. has been killed by his Norwegian ex, and even that makes him want to wretch.
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* FunnyForeigner: Bob's Norwegian son Erik, who is portrayed by real-life Norwegian Daniel Simonsen. Subverted as he is TheComicallySerious.
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* FunnyForeigner: Bob's Norwegian son from Norway Erik, who is portrayed by real-life Norwegian comedian Daniel Simonsen. Subverted as he is TheComicallySerious.Simonsen.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bob's son Erik is an sulky, reclusive ManChild who locks himself in his bedroom, openly insults his father and cruelly shuns any effort for Bob to bond with him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bob's son Erik is an sulky, uptight, reclusive ManChild who locks himself spends most of the time locked away in his bedroom, openly insults his father and cruelly shuns coldly shoots down any effort for Bob to even bond or make contact with him. him, yet he gets along great with Vic, who he sees as more of a father figure with Bob.
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* TheUnfavorite: Bob is this in the eyes of his son Erik, who to add insult to injury, idolises Vic.
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* TheUnfavorite: Bob is this in the eyes of his son Erik, who to add insult to injury, idolises his lodger Vic.
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* FunnyForeigner: Bob's Norwegian son Erik, who is portrayed by real-life Norwegian Daniel Simonsen. Subverted as he is TheComicallySerious.
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* TheUnfavorite: Bob is this in the eyes of his son Erik, who to add insult to injury, idolises Vic.
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* MaintainTheLie: Forms the plot of "The Probation Affair". Bosh needs to convince his probation officer that he has a house, a job and a girlfriend, or he'll be sent back to prison.
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* FlashbackEcho: In "The Wig Affair", Beef mentions that the "rat beaver thing" that has stolen Bob's wig has lived in the house since their fathers lived there. Cue flashback to the 1970s, where the "rat beaver thing" steals Bob's father's caramel wafer. This then leads to [[FlashbackWithinAFlashback another flashback to the 1950s]], where it makes off with Vic's grandfather's brisket.
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* FlashbackEcho: In "The Wig Affair", Beef mentions that the "rat beaver thing" that has stolen Bob's wig has lived in the house since their fathers lived there. Cue flashback to the 1970s, where the "rat beaver thing" steals Bob's father's caramel wafer. This then leads to [[FlashbackWithinAFlashback another flashback to the 1950s]], 1950s]] with almost identical dialogue, where it the rodent makes off with Vic's grandfather's brisket.
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* BirthdayEpisode: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "The Birthday Affair" is centred around Bob's birthday]].
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* BuffySpeak: The rodent that steals Bob's wig in "The Wig Affair" is mostly referred to as a "rat beaver thing".
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* FlashbackEcho: In "The Wig Affair", Beef mentions that the "rat beaver thing" that has stolen Bob's wig has lived in the house since their fathers lived there. Cue flashback to the 1970s, where the "rat beaver thing" steals Bob's father's caramel wafer. This then leads to [[FlashbackWithinAFlashback another flashback to the 1950s]], where it makes off with Vic's grandfather's brisket.
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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: In "The Conan Affair", Bob punishes Vic for breaking the television with his gauntlet by force-feeding him a marrow. He does this by launching the whole thing straight into Vic's mouth using an inner tube.
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* MeaninglessMeaningfulWords: PlayedForLaughs in "The Ghost Affair" when Beef gives a short speech about ghosts:
-->'''Beef''': Ghosts, pitiful wraiths, trapped in suspense, amongst hordes of half-dead Jezebels, clutching newspapers, with wooden tits, and cigarettes in the other hand... I've no idea what I'm talking about.
-->'''Beef''': Ghosts, pitiful wraiths, trapped in suspense, amongst hordes of half-dead Jezebels, clutching newspapers, with wooden tits, and cigarettes in the other hand... I've no idea what I'm talking about.
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* AssShove: Happens several times, usually at Vic's expense. For example, in "The Probation Affair", Bosh pushes Vic out of a window by driving at least a ''metre's'' worth of broom handle into Vic's bottom.
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* ImagineSpot: Thoughts, fantasies and predictions occur in brief sequences, [[ArtShift with the characters represented by dolls, puppets and action figures]].
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The plot of the final episode of the first series centres around Vic entering a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The plot of the final episode of the first series "The Ghost Affair" centres around Vic entering a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]
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* IAteWhat: In one scene in "The Probation Affair", Vic and Bob decide to make a pizza for a vegetarian guest, and plan to use some "sauce" that Beef bought from "a bazaar in Nairobi". [[spoiler:It turns out to be ''nerve agent'', and Vic, Bob and Beef immediately start feeling the effects. However, it doesn't kill them because it was "probably out of date".]]
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* IAteWhat: In one scene in "The Probation Affair", Vic and Bob decide to make a pizza for a vegetarian guest, and plan to use some "sauce" that Beef bought from "a bazaar in Nairobi". [[spoiler:It turns out to be ''nerve agent'', and Vic, Bob and Beef immediately start feeling the effects. However, it doesn't kill them because it was "probably "must have been out of date".]]
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* IAteWhat: In one scene in "The Probation Affair", Vic and Bob decide to make a pizza for a vegetarian guest, and plan to use some "sauce" that Beef bought from "a bazaar in Nairobi". [[spoiler:It turns out to be ''nerve agent'', and Vic, Bob and Beef immediately start feeling the effects. However, it doesn't kill them because it was "probably out of date".]]
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The plot of the final episode of the first series, centres around Vic entering a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The plot of the final episode of the first series, series centres around Vic entering a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]
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* LargeHam: The fact that Beef is played by MattBerry should tell you all you need to know.
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* LargeHam: The fact that Beef is played by MattBerry Beef, Bob's flamboyant and eccentric next door neighbour. This should tell you all you need come as no surprise to know.those familiar with MattBerry, who is famous for applying large amounts of ham to just about every role he's in.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: In the final episode of the first series, Vic enters a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: In The plot of the final episode of the first series, centres around Vic enters entering a competition in which the first prize is a chimp. [[spoiler:He doesn't win.]]